Rankings ... ugh

[FearlessF]

SEC???

[FearlessF]

[SFBadger96]

Wisconsin ain't looking so elite right now. Utah seems a bit of a stretch. I would move Miami down a level--they are a relative johnny come lately compared to those peers.

[utee94]

It's obvious people don't understand why the college football blue bloods are called that.

Miami is not, and never has been, a blue blood of any kind.

[bayareabadger]

It's obvious people don't understand why the college football blue bloods are called that.

Miami is not, and never has been, a blue blood of any kind.

I enjoy that we use the term blue blood, as it basically means you’re pale and in-bred. 

[MikeDeTiger]

It's obvious people don't understand why the college football blue bloods are called that.

Miami is not, and never has been, a blue blood of any kind.

Was thinking the same thing.  

And BE says you have bad takes. 

Takes can't be bad when I agree with them.  

[OrangeAfroMan]

If you take a certain 8-year run away from Miami, they're basically Colorado.

You can take any 8-year run from a blueblood and they're still a blueblood.

[Brutus Buckeye]

Not if you take the 19-ots away from the Wolverines.

[FearlessF]

Texas A&M is 2025 National Champs in alcohol sales at home games! 🥳

[FearlessF]

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[OrangeAfroMan]

Tennessee is an interesting case.  #2 behind Bama in the SEC for like 80 years.  So in terms of wins and win%, good...but no Heismans and like 2.5 NCs.....and the SEC pack has kind of caught up to them (UGA, Florida, LSU).  

Sort of like a lesser UM, should have more hardware for all those wins.

[Brutus Buckeye]

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