Not sure that our locked in rivals would be two traditionally strong
teams.
I would wager that LSU and Miss St. would be our traditional rivals.
We had a pretty long tradition with MSU before realignment. Granted,
not as long as our game with Auburn, but from Auburn's perspective, I
can't see it agreeing to have both us and Ga. as its locked in rivals.
-Zeb
On Jun 8, 2010, at 10:28 PM, gogat...@esn.net wrote:
That potentially makes the schedule inequitable. If your two
"locked-in" rivals
are traditional strong teams like UF's would be, it would make
getting to
Atlanta very difficult. I personally have never liked divisions
when the
playoff teams are determined by overall record that included out of
division
schedules that are different. One of the reasons I lost interest in
the NFL.
GoGators!!!
Mark
Personally, I'd love to have two locked-in traditional non-divisional
rivals and zero floating games. Given that we have an SEC
championship game, it is not as if fans are denied the chance to see
the top teams from each division play each other.
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