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Danny J

Quote from: cityhog on December 23, 2014, 08:23:31 pm
This league is pathetic. He should be able to manage 10-8.
League right now has played the overall #1 SOS, which is better than the other power 5 conferences who are not even in the top 5(AAC is #2 and in basketball I would consider them probably a power conference) and right now we are #3 in conference RPI right behind the Big 12 and Big East.

Danny J

Quote from: Danny J on December 23, 2014, 08:32:05 pm
League right now has played the overall #1 SOS, which is better than the other power 5 conferences who are not even in the top 5(AAC is #2 and in basketball I would consider them probably a power conference) and right now we are #3 in conference RPI right behind the Big 12 and Big East.
I will also add that the SEC has taken a page out of some of the smaller conferences book in that we have massaged our schedules as a whole meaning we have scheduled not only more power conference teams but better/higher RPI midmajors and cupcakes. In reality that is all that matter come selection Sunday. What the committee chair stated over a dozen times last year after the selections were announced was non-conf SOS. Going into conference play the SEC will be #1 overall in SOS for non-conf games and Arkansas will be fairly high as well which is a HUGE leap from where we were last year. The hiring of Greg Shaheen is really paying off.

 

Adam Stokes

December 23, 2014, 09:45:56 pm #52 Last Edit: December 23, 2014, 10:01:33 pm by Adam Stokes
Quote from: Danny J on December 23, 2014, 08:50:43 pm
I will also add that the SEC has taken a page out of some of the smaller conferences book in that we have massaged our schedules as a whole meaning we have scheduled not only more power conference teams but better/higher RPI midmajors and cupcakes. In reality that is all that matter come selection Sunday. What the committee chair stated over a dozen times last year after the selections were announced was non-conf SOS. Going into conference play the SEC will be #1 overall in SOS for non-conf games and Arkansas will be fairly high as well which is a HUGE leap from where we were last year. The hiring of Greg Shaheen is really paying off.

While we are #3 right now it likely won't continue.  While we do currently have the best SOS, we also have only the 6th best win percentage.  That will catch up to us as teams play one another with a worse winning percentage and we will likely still end up on the 5th/6th line with the Pac-12.   

The conference just needs to hope that there are a couple of 3-15 teams in conference, because it'll mean more 12-6's.  If we have too many teams at 10-8 we may end up with three bids again.

Danny J

Quote from: Adam Stokes on December 23, 2014, 09:45:56 pm
While we are #3 right now it likely won't continue.  While we do currently have the best SOS, we also have only the 6th best win percentage.  That will catch up to us as teams play one another with a worse winning percentage and we will likely still end up on the 5th/6th line with the Pac-12.   

The conference just needs to hope that there are a couple of 3-15 teams in conference, because it'll mean more 12-6's.  If we have too many teams at 10-8 we may end up with three bids again.
True but remember we were I think 9th in RPI at the end of the regular season so a jump from 9th to 5/6th is a huge improvement. So I think that alone will get us at least 2 more bids but as you mentioned there is still a lot of basketball left to play.

The Hogfather

Which is completely stupid.  We're beating the 189th team by 30 instead of the 289th team by 40.  We're OBVIOUSLY more deserving of a bid.

hogfan10

Quote from: gmarv on December 23, 2014, 08:20:32 am
the schedule looks like a very doable 9-0 at home. we need to win 4 on the road to show the kids were capable of winning games away from home.by the way how many of the teams in the conference do you think are better than smu.who knows which ones we get but I,m going with 4 road games.

I don't think many, if any, outside of UK, FL, AR are better than SMU. But, I do think that the officiating on the road in conference games is more of a factor than it is in the nonconference games.

Danny J

Quote from: The Hogfather on December 23, 2014, 10:14:29 pm
Which is completely stupid.  We're beating the 189th team by 30 instead of the 289th team by 40.  We're OBVIOUSLY more deserving of a bid.
Yeah....need to find a better way of selecting teams for the NCAAt. As long as the SOS and RPI are the two primary factors being used to select teams especially on or around the bubble then we really have no choice but to keep scheduling the way we did this year. I agree.....it is ridiculous and the way RPI is calculated needs to change. Someone much smarter than I needs to figure this out.

The_Iceman

Quote from: cityhog on December 23, 2014, 08:23:31 pm
This league is pathetic. He should be able to manage 10-8.

To all those standing behind cityhog: WATCH OUT! He is backpedaling so quick he might run you over.

The Hogfather

Quote from: cityhog on December 23, 2014, 08:23:31 pm
This league is pathetic. He should be able to manage 10-8.

The league is really not that pathetic, but that is certainly the narrative.  What this league is not is consistent.  These SEC road games are darn near impossible because of dead atmospheres and horrid, inconsistent, highly home-skewed officiating.

MikePiazza

Quote from: The Hogfather on December 24, 2014, 09:37:28 am
The league is really not that pathetic, but that is certainly the narrative.  What this league is not is consistent.  These SEC road games are darn near impossible because of dead atmospheres and horrid, inconsistent, highly home-skewed officiating.

The difference between the SEC now and the SEC when Arkansas came into the league and for really the first decade is star power. Other than UK and Florida, no one really has stars anymore.

Look at the league in 1991-92, for example. Every team had a star or a number of them.

West
Alabama-Horry, Sprewell, Robinson
Arkansas-Day, Mayberry, Miller
Auburn-W. Person, Swinson
LSU-Shaq, Caesar
MSU-Watts, Walker
Ole Miss-Harvell

East
Florida-Poole, DeClercq, Brown, Cross
Georgia-Green
Kentucky-Mashburn & the "Unforgettables"
S. Carolina-English
Tennessee-Houston
Vanderbilt-McMahan, Hall
Identity theft is not a joke, Jim. Millions of families suffer every year.

Dominicanhog

Quote from: MikePiazza on December 24, 2014, 10:09:06 am
The difference between the SEC now and the SEC when Arkansas came into the league and for really the first decade is star power. Other than UK and Florida, no one really has stars anymore.

Look at the league in 1991-92, for example. Every team had a star or a number of them.

West
Alabama-Horry, Sprewell, Robinson
Arkansas-Day, Mayberry, Miller
Auburn-W. Person, Swinson
LSU-Shaq, Caesar
MSU-Watts, Walker
Ole Miss-Harvell

East
Florida-Poole, DeClercq, Brown, Cross
Georgia-Green
Kentucky-Mashburn & the "Unforgettables"
S. Carolina-English
Tennessee-Houston
Vanderbilt-McMahan, Hall

Good point and quiet the list... other than UK and UF, I bet there hasn't been that many future pro's in the SEC the last 5 years combined.

ErieHog

Quote from: Dominicanhog on December 24, 2014, 10:17:27 am
Good point and quiet the list... other than UK and UF, I bet there hasn't been that many future pro's in the SEC the last 5 years combined.

Keep in mind at least a third of that list never were NBA pros.

NBA guys from places other than KY/FL in the last 5 seasons:

Patrick Beverly,  Caldwell-Pope,  Jordan Clarkson,  Festus Ezeli,  Alonzo Gee,  Justin Hamilton,  Marcus Thornton,  Garrett Temple,   Paul Pressey,  Jarnell Stokes,  Jeff Taylor, and  Rodney Hood all come to mind.



No cause, ever, in the history of all mankind, has produced more cold-blooded tyrants, more slaughtered innocents, and more orphans than socialism with power. It surpassed, exponentially, all other systems of production in turning out the dead. The bodies are all around us. And here is the problem: No one talks about them. No one honors them. No one does penance for them. No one has committed suicide for having been an apologist for those who did this to them. No one pays for them. No one is hunted down to account for them. It is exactly what Solzhenitsyn foresaw in The Gulag Archipelago: "No, no one would have to answer. No one would be looked into." Until that happens, there is no "after socialism."

MikePiazza

Quote from: ErieHog on December 24, 2014, 10:30:56 am
Keep in mind at least a third of that list never were NBA pros.

NBA guys from places other than KY/FL in the last 5 seasons:

Patrick Beverly,  Caldwell-Pope,  Jordan Clarkson,  Festus Ezeli,  Alonzo Gee,  Justin Hamilton,  Marcus Thornton,  Garrett Temple,   Paul Pressey,  Jarnell Stokes,  Jeff Taylor, and  Rodney Hood all come to mind.

Still lots of pros in the SEC, don't get me wrong. I don't subscribe to the theory that the SEC is "down" or is "pathetic" but I feel like the quality of basketball in the early and mid 90's was better as well. Also better coaching.

Look at the coaches back then compared to now.

West
Alabama-Wimp Sanderson vs. Anthony Grant. Advantage: Wimp
Arkansas-Nolan Richardson vs. Mike Anderson. Advantage: Nolan
Auburn-Tommy Joe Eagles vs. Bruce Pearl. Advantage: Pearl
LSU-Dale Brown vs. Johnny Jones. Advantage: Brown
Ole Miss-Ed Murphy vs. Andy Kennedy. Advantage: Even
Mississippi St.-Richard Williams vs. Rick Ray. Advantage: Williams

East
Florida-Lon Kruger vs. Billy Donovan. Advantage: Donovan (but close)
Georgia-Hugh Durham vs. Mark Fox. Advantage: Fox
Kentucky-Rick Pitino vs. John Calipari. Advantage: Even
S. Carolina-Steve Newton vs. Frank Martin. Advantage: Martin
Tennessee-Wade Houston vs. Donnie Tyndall. Advantage: Houston
Vanderbilt-Eddie Fogler vs. Kevin Stallings. Advantage: Fogler
Identity theft is not a joke, Jim. Millions of families suffer every year.

 

Dominicanhog

I think Stallings is a very good coach...

MikePiazza

Quote from: Dominicanhog on December 24, 2014, 12:14:09 pm
I think Stallings is a very good coach...

He's pretty solid, don't get me wrong. But I'd put Fogler ahead of him. Fogler's last team at Vandy went 28-6, won the East and went to Sweet 16.

He won the East at S. Carolina as well, before losing in the first round to Coppin State as a 2 seed.
Identity theft is not a joke, Jim. Millions of families suffer every year.

ErieHog

Quote from: MikePiazza on December 24, 2014, 10:48:00 am
Still lots of pros in the SEC, don't get me wrong. I don't subscribe to the theory that the SEC is "down" or is "pathetic" but I feel like the quality of basketball in the early and mid 90's was better as well. Also better coaching.

Look at the coaches back then compared to now.

West
Alabama-Wimp Sanderson vs. Anthony Grant. Advantage: Wimp
Arkansas-Nolan Richardson vs. Mike Anderson. Advantage: Nolan
Auburn-Tommy Joe Eagles vs. Bruce Pearl. Advantage: Pearl
LSU-Dale Brown vs. Johnny Jones. Advantage: Brown
Ole Miss-Ed Murphy vs. Andy Kennedy. Advantage: Even
Mississippi St.-Richard Williams vs. Rick Ray. Advantage: Williams

East
Florida-Lon Kruger vs. Billy Donovan. Advantage: Donovan (but close)
Georgia-Hugh Durham vs. Mark Fox. Advantage: Fox
Kentucky-Rick Pitino vs. John Calipari. Advantage: Even
S. Carolina-Steve Newton vs. Frank Martin. Advantage: Martin
Tennessee-Wade Houston vs. Donnie Tyndall. Advantage: Houston
Vanderbilt-Eddie Fogler vs. Kevin Stallings. Advantage: Fogler

I see that as a 7-4-1 split in favor of the new-   (Us, Bama, KY, LSU, and maybe MSU) -- there's no way Houston is an advantage over Tyndall by the way--  Wade Houston lost twenty games twice, in his 5 seasons as a collegiate head coach and had 3 losing records;  Tyndall has coached 8 seasons,  and has never lost more than 18, and has only one losing record ever.

Kevin Stallings has taken Vanderbilt to multiple Sweet 16s and more success  than Fogler did, but at least that's debatable.  Kreuger isn't close either.   Eddie Munster has two national championships.

No cause, ever, in the history of all mankind, has produced more cold-blooded tyrants, more slaughtered innocents, and more orphans than socialism with power. It surpassed, exponentially, all other systems of production in turning out the dead. The bodies are all around us. And here is the problem: No one talks about them. No one honors them. No one does penance for them. No one has committed suicide for having been an apologist for those who did this to them. No one pays for them. No one is hunted down to account for them. It is exactly what Solzhenitsyn foresaw in The Gulag Archipelago: "No, no one would have to answer. No one would be looked into." Until that happens, there is no "after socialism."

MikePiazza

Quote from: ErieHog on December 24, 2014, 03:08:49 pm
I see that as a 7-4-1 split in favor of the new-   (Us, Bama, KY, LSU, and maybe MSU) -- there's no way Houston is an advantage over Tyndall by the way--  Wade Houston lost twenty games twice, in his 5 seasons as a collegiate head coach and had 3 losing records;  Tyndall has coached 8 seasons,  and has never lost more than 18, and has only one losing record ever.

Kevin Stallings has taken Vanderbilt to multiple Sweet 16s and more success  than Fogler did, but at least that's debatable.  Kreuger isn't close either.   Eddie Munster has two national championships.



Yeah, Houston was really only good when he had his son, didn't do my homework on him. I just think SEC basketball as a whole was stronger then than it is now.

Donovan does have the two championships, but he's only done it at one school, whereas Kruger has taken FIVE different programs to the tourney, including three of them to the second weekend. And he took his Florida team to the Final Four when it had no business going.

There's also a good chance Kruger gets a fourth program to the second weekend this year with his OU team.
Identity theft is not a joke, Jim. Millions of families suffer every year.

hog golf

My prediction: disappointment. Before you jump on me, know this- I want to be wrong. Just not seeing many road wins in those 2/3 empty "hostile environments". I don't understand playing well against UK and UF and then laying egg against TAM, UG, MSU, etc on the road
I'd kill for a Nobel Peace Prize

Big Nasty 34


porkinsons disease

This hiding behind he has a great recruiting classcoming in crap is just another excuse for this man. you could give this man M. Johnson and Larry Bird togather and he still would not win. he is a pitiful coach who can,t coach a lick.-fcj 1/22/2011

10yrsofhell

We will finish behind Kentucky, Georgia, LSU, Flordia, and Tennessee.
I hope I'm wrong. With the way the SEC officiates basketball, I am not confident CMA's style of coaching defense will be successful in ANY road game.
100% full court trapping D leads to:
1.A lot of 2 on 1 and easy layups for opposition.
2. Fouls 30 to 90 feet away from the basket.
    2A. This leads to the opposition shooting freethrows early and often.
     2B. Early foul trouble for the Hogs.
3. Being out of position to block out for the defensive rebounds.
"Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past."
― George Orwell, 1984
"Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right."
― George Orwell, 1984

jry04

Quote from: 10yrsofhell on December 26, 2014, 08:58:19 am
We will finish behind Kentucky, Georgia, LSU, Flordia, and Tennessee.
I hope I'm wrong. With the way the SEC officiates basketball, I am not confident CMA's style of coaching defense will be successful in ANY road game.
100% full court trapping D leads to:
1.A lot of 2 on 1 and easy layups for opposition.
2. Fouls 30 to 90 feet away from the basket.
    2A. This leads to the opposition shooting freethrows early and often.
     2B. Early foul trouble for the Hogs.
3. Being out of position to block out for the defensive rebounds.

???

We will finish 6th in the SEC? Really? Go watch a few Tennessee games and then come back and tell me they will finish ahead of us. UT will finish 8th or worse in the SEC. They cannot score enough or rebound enough to win, and they have already lost two role players so their bench is getting thinner.

I have watched them 5 or 6 times now, and came away with the same conclusion even in their wins.

223rd in Ppg, 284th in rebounds per game, and 312th in assist, and shoot about 44%from the field.  They will Be lucky to finish .500, and we will have double digits conference wins. Ut may beat us at home, but it will be because of us and not them. There is a reason they were picked like 11 or 12 in the conference.

Blutoblutarsky

Our home conference slate sucks. Not one game that will really excite anyone and we should win every game by 10-12+ points. It will be tough for us to average 10-12k fans per conference game.

MikePiazza

Quote from: Blutoblutarsky on December 26, 2014, 01:03:08 pm
Our home conference slate sucks. Not one game that will really excite anyone and we should win every game by 10-12+ points. It will be tough for us to average 10-12k fans per conference game.

Here was last year's conference attendance totals:

No. 10 Florida 18,040
No. 13 Kentucky 18,886
Auburn 17,034
Missouri 14,102
Alabama 8,015 (icy conditions)
LSU 18,904 (honored FF teams)
S. Carolina 9,548
Georgia 18,547
Ole Miss 16,508
___________________________
Average: 15,509

There were two marquee matchups, Florida & Kentucky, and the Georgia & LSU games both outdrew the Florida game and LSU outdrew Kentucky simply because of the honoring of the former players and coaches and Bill Clinton.

I think you'll see a similar average for this season, even without the two marquee matchups. If Arkansas wins that first road league game at Georgia, I think there will be 14-15K at BWA for Vandy, assuming there's no inclement weather.
Identity theft is not a joke, Jim. Millions of families suffer every year.

 

Letsroll1200

Quote from: 10yrsofhell on December 26, 2014, 08:58:19 am
We will finish behind Kentucky, Georgia, LSU, Flordia, and Tennessee.
I hope I'm wrong. With the way the SEC officiates basketball, I am not confident CMA's style of coaching defense will be successful in ANY road game.
100% full court trapping D leads to:
1.A lot of 2 on 1 and easy layups for opposition.
2. Fouls 30 to 90 feet away from the basket.
    2A. This leads to the opposition shooting freethrows early and often.
     2B. Early foul trouble for the Hogs.
3. Being out of position to block out for the defensive rebounds.

From my observations we are better than Florida and Tenn. right now. We are even with Georgia and LSU at this time. Our intensity will be critical but I'm confident that the razorbacks are going to be much improved in the conference.

jry04

Quote from: MikePiazza on December 26, 2014, 01:30:47 pm
Here was last year's conference attendance totals:

No. 10 Florida 18,040
No. 13 Kentucky 18,886
Auburn 17,034
Missouri 14,102
Alabama 8,015 (icy conditions)
LSU 18,904 (honored FF teams)
S. Carolina 9,548
Georgia 18,547
Ole Miss 16,508
___________________________
Average: 15,509

There were two marquee matchups, Florida & Kentucky, and the Georgia & LSU games both outdrew the Florida game and LSU outdrew Kentucky simply because of the honoring of the former players and coaches and Bill Clinton.

I think you'll see a similar average for this season, even without the two marquee matchups. If Arkansas wins that first road league game at Georgia, I think there will be 14-15K at BWA for Vandy, assuming there's no inclement weather.
UGA was the National Championship team and Bill Clinton game.

jry04

Quote from: Blutoblutarsky on December 26, 2014, 01:03:08 pm
Our home conference slate sucks. Not one game that will really excite anyone and we should win every game by 10-12+ points. It will be tough for us to average 10-12k fans per conference game.
Which further proves our fans suck. We should have a minimum of 12,000 fans for every game considering there are over 500k population before NWA and Fort Smith. We should not penalize the players because the SEC gave us a weak home schedule. They are still conference games, and each one is important.

MikePiazza

Quote from: jry04 on December 26, 2014, 03:35:42 pm
UGA was the National Championship team and Bill Clinton game.

No, you're confusing the 2009 reunion with last year.
Identity theft is not a joke, Jim. Millions of families suffer every year.

MississippiHawg

@Georgia - L
Vandy - W
@Tennessee - L
Ole Miss - W
Alabama - W
@Mizzou - W
Tennessee - W
@Florida - L
South Carolina - W
Miss State - W
@Auburn - W
@Ole Miss - W
Missouri - W
@Miss State - W
Texas AM - W
@Kentucky - L
@South Carolina - W
LSU - W

14-4 in the SEC. Putting us at 25-6 on the season.

This is the best case scenario. With our showing at Iowa State and Clemson we are going to drop at least one game on the road that we shouldn't. I think that Georgia game is a trap game for us. We are coming off a four game cupcake streak and it is our first SEC game plus its on the road. I think we lose a close game at Tennessee because of a hostile crowd. I believe we go to Mizzou where CMA will be searching for revenge after dropping both games to them last year and we will sneak out a win. No matter how down Florida is this year I still do not see us winning in Gainesville. Kentucky is the best college basketball team I have ever seen plus they are seeking revenge from a season sweep last year so that is an obvious road loss. There are not any tough games at home so I see us winning all of them.

This makes us a no-brainer for the tourney which is exactly what we need. I believe we win at least one game in the tourney and possibly two depending on our seeding. Go Hogs

root_hawg

Eliminating Kentucky which is head and shoulders above the rest, how many wins does the rest of the SEC have over teams that are currently ranked in the top 25?

10yrsofhell

Yeah. I may have to rethink my Tn prediction. I was basing that on the one game I watched them. I believe they beat a good team that day.  Plus I think that their new coach will eventually get it done if he can recruit okay.
"Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past."
― George Orwell, 1984
"Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right."
― George Orwell, 1984

TheRazorback500

Quote from: MississippiHawg on December 26, 2014, 05:54:40 pm
@Georgia - L
Vandy - W
@Tennessee - L
Ole Miss - W
Alabama - W
@Mizzou - W
Tennessee - W
@Florida - L
South Carolina - W
Miss State - W
@Auburn - W
@Ole Miss - W
Missouri - W
@Miss State - W
Texas AM - W
@Kentucky - L
@South Carolina - W
LSU - W

14-4 in the SEC. Putting us at 25-6 on the season.
I tend to agree, but with the track record of inconsistency and/or incompetence of SEC officials, I'd lean more toward 12-6.

:razorback:
Do you wanna get Rocked?

TheRazorbackGuy

Florida will underachieve in SEC play. The fans will think a change needs to be made to the assistants. Therefore, fans and alumni of the University of Florida call for Jon Pelphrey to be fired. It will be excellent drama!

root_hawg

Other than KY, the conference has 2 victories over what was ranked teams at the time of the game ... really.  Schedule someone!

jry04

Quote from: root_hawg on December 27, 2014, 08:18:45 am
Other than KY, the conference has 2 victories over what was ranked teams at the time of the game ... really.  Schedule someone!
SEC is #1 in SOS. Scheduling is not the problem. Getting the wins is the problem. There are plenty of wins over teams who were just outside the top 25, or fell out the week before. Creighton, SMU, Oklahoma State, Dayton, Oregon, Cincy...i am sure there are more that I am forgetting.

mhuff

Quote from: Blutoblutarsky on December 26, 2014, 01:03:08 pm
Our home conference slate sucks. Not one game that will really excite anyone and we should win every game by 10-12+ points. It will be tough for us to average 10-12k fans per conference game.

Usually wins go up...attendance goes up. It's a psychological thing. People don't like to be associated with a loser. Losing to a lot of Hog fans means being subpar to the glory years. Gotta see a revival before the congregation will come.

Hawg Red

@ Georgia - WIN
Vanderbilt - WIN
@ Tennessee - LOSS
Ole Miss - WIN
Alabama - WIN
@ Missouri - WIN
Tennessee - WIN
@ Florida - LOSS
South Carolina - WIN
Mississippi State - WIN
@ Auburn - WIN
@ Ole Miss - LOSS
Missouri - WIN
@ Mississippi State - WIN
Texas A&M - WIN
@ Kentucky - LOSS
@ South Carolina - LOSS
LSU - WIN

13-5

rzrbackramsfan

@ Georgia - 55% WIN
Vanderbilt - 80% WIN
@ Tennessee 55% WIN
Ole Miss - 90% WIN
Alabama - 80% WIN
@ Missouri - 70% WIN
Tennessee - 90% WIN
@ Florida - 65% LOSS
South Carolina 85% WIN
Mississippi State 91% WIN
@ Auburn 55% WIN
@ Ole Miss 55% WIN
Missouri - 95% WIN
@ Mississippi State 60% WIN
Texas A&M 80% WIN
@ Kentucky 70% LOSS
@ South Carolina 55% WIN
LSU 85% WIN

One or two of my 55% wins should go against us so 14-4 or 15-5

Pig Worshipper



11-7

We are too poor defensively and need at least one more pure shooter. NIT looks more probable.

razorbackchamps94

Quote from: rzrbackramsfan on December 27, 2014, 10:30:54 pm
@ Georgia - 55% WIN
Vanderbilt - 80% WIN
@ Tennessee 55% WIN
Ole Miss - 90% WIN
Alabama - 80% WIN
@ Missouri - 70% WIN
Tennessee - 90% WIN
@ Florida - 65% LOSS
South Carolina 85% WIN
Mississippi State 91% WIN
@ Auburn 55% WIN
@ Ole Miss 55% WIN
Missouri - 95% WIN
@ Mississippi State 60% WIN
Texas A&M 80% WIN
@ Kentucky 70% LOSS
@ South Carolina 55% WIN
LSU 85% WIN

One or two of my 55% wins should go against us so 14-4 or 15-5
Will win less then 3 on the road !

-Blu

Bump...

All those that are crying, I musta missed their post where everybody was projecting us to go undefeated in conference play.

rzrbackramsfan

Boom!  I told ya'll!!! 

And what was that razorbackchamps94, we won't win more than 3 on the road?

RussVegas Hawg

Quote from: rzrbackramsfan on February 21, 2015, 11:02:32 pm
Boom!  I told ya'll!!!
And what was that razorbackchamps94, we won't win more than 3 on the road?

Being a negative poster is all he knows. He only shows up when we lose a game or in the game thread when we are losing at the time to point out all the negatives.

FreshHog

Quote from: razorbackchamps94 on December 22, 2014, 08:11:39 pm
Will lose more then 5 SEC games .. We just can't win on the road

HAHAHAHA This post looks so great in hindsight.

forrest city joe

Quote from: FreshHog on February 21, 2015, 11:37:31 pm
HAHAHAHA This post looks so great in hindsight.
Didn't work out to good for him did it? notice him and some others have not been around much since all this winning started?