Every once in a while somebody just gets it right. Whether by pure happenstance or divine intervention of some type, this world will occasionally offer up a little glimpse of perfection. I’m sitting in my office right now. I’m guzzling coffee in the fastest way possible (well, not the literal fastest way possible, right Tennessee […]
100 Days of SEC Dominance: Day 72 – The Future of SEC Dominance
posted by dudeyoucrazy
ESPN has now released College Football Power Rankings for the Future. The goal? Predict which teams will have success over the next three seasons. (Can you tell it is the offseason?) In any event, half of the top-10 teams listed hail from the SEC (Alabama – 1, LSU – 3, Florida – 4, Texas A&M […]
Let The SEC Haters Hate–It’s Actually Good For The Conference
posted by jjrohner
In the first part of my three-part Intro to SEC Culture series, I addressed how SEC football is a stalwart part of Southern culture and will always be with us. Last week we covered the underlying reasons for SEC superiority. This week I’ll wrap up the series by keeping it short and sweet, hitting upon […]
This Post is Graphic in Nature: Why Tajh Boyd Regresses in 2013
posted by dudeyoucrazy
This is the third post in the Tuesday Doomsday series. Previously, downfalls were predicted for Gurshall and Jadeveon Clowney. Tajh Boyd, Clemson’s rising senior QB, has had a nice little college career. I don’t mean that phrasing to diminish his on-field production (although it has been absolutely adorable), but I mean that to say that […]
Swope, Swope, Swope! One of the Greatest Athlets in Texas A&M History
posted by trimdelatrim
Texas A&M is steeped in tradition, from Howdy! to the Elephant Walk, from the Corp of Cadets to the Aggie Ring. There are not many colleges whose alumni have the pride of Aggie graduates. At Texas A&M one of the biggest lessons is to present yourself to garner the respect of others, to give your […]
Liveblogging the Past: Florida/Arkansas, 2006 SEC ‘ship – The beginning of Current SEC Dominance
posted by tardawg1014
#4 Florida (11-1, 7-1 SEC) vs. #8 Arkansas (10-2, 7-1 SEC) I thought it would be fun to live blog the highlight videos from a few games in the SEC’s past, and allow readers to follow along with my ramblings throughout. In step with the ‘100 days of SEC dominance‘ feature, I thought it would […]
100 Days of SEC Dominance: Day 74 – BCS At Large Giants
posted by Johnathan Barnes
The SEC is the only conference where you can go 10-2 and not even get an at large BCS bid, let alone a trip to the championship game. BUT! Let’s shoot out some fun facts about the ACC! 1.) Last season, the ACC championship was between Florida State and the SUN BOWL CHAMPIONS Georgia Tech. […]
In-depth look at the 2013 Gamecock Defense: More Experienced than Georgia?
posted by Johnathan Barnes
Recently our fearless leader here at DudeYouCrazy spoke on Jadeveon Clowney and the hype surrounding him. He also said he figured I would be speaking soon about the Gamecock defense. What do you know? He was right about something Gamecock related! Now, we all know how hard South Carolina was hit by attrition on the […]
100 Days of SEC Dominance: Day 75 – Coaching Machines
posted by Johnathan Barnes
Even our coaches are machines. Steve Spurrier, Nick Saban, Mark Richt, Les Miles, and co. These guys either laugh in your face, or have an icy stare that cripples your soul. They coach in the SEC because they can handle it. We welcome any challenge. Sometimes the team loses, but at least we rose to […]
100 Days of SEC Dominance: Day 75 – Talent
posted by Johnathan Barnes
The best conference should have the best players, correct? Well, I scoured the web in search of MULTIPLE Preseason All-American lists for 2013. In this search, most lists were eerily similar. The bulk of the players came from the SEC. Headlined by QB Johnny Manziel and DE Jadeveon Clowney. The average (Yes, Ohio State, the […]


