I got a nagging suspicion UGA might back into it once again

(11-08-2013 10:53 PM)Gamecock Wrote:  I got a nagging suspicion UGA might back into it once again

I have a nagging suspicion I would prefer the Gamecocks remaining schedule. I think Mizzou finishes 10-2, which sends you all to Atlanta.

(11-08-2013 11:47 PM)USAFMEDIC Wrote:  

(11-08-2013 10:53 PM)Gamecock Wrote:  I got a nagging suspicion UGA might back into it once again

I have a nagging suspicion I would prefer the Gamecocks remaining schedule. I think Mizzou finishes 10-2, which sends you all to Atlanta.

Well the only team that they have left from the SEC is Florida, which you guys have already played. And I'd say Clemson and Texas A&M were a wash. So while I understand your sentiment, I don't see much much difference.

(11-09-2013 01:12 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(11-08-2013 11:47 PM)USAFMEDIC Wrote:  

(11-08-2013 10:53 PM)Gamecock Wrote:  I got a nagging suspicion UGA might back into it once again

I have a nagging suspicion I would prefer the Gamecocks remaining schedule. I think Mizzou finishes 10-2, which sends you all to Atlanta.

Well the only team that they have left from the SEC is Florida, which you guys have already played. And I'd say Clemson and Texas A&M were a wash. So while I understand your sentiment, I don't see much much difference.

JR, I know it is late but Clemson is not in the SEC (at least not yet) so USC playing them has no bearing on who plays in the SEC championship, unless we go far down the tie breaker rules.

(11-08-2013 11:47 PM)USAFMEDIC Wrote:  

(11-08-2013 10:53 PM)Gamecock Wrote:  I got a nagging suspicion UGA might back into it once again

I have a nagging suspicion I would prefer the Gamecocks remaining schedule. I think Mizzou finishes 10-2, which sends you all to Atlanta.

To me it really all comes down to the Auburn/UGA game. If UGA wins they are in the best position.

If not USC I would rather you guys win it just to keep things different.

(11-09-2013 01:19 AM)Lurker Above Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 01:12 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(11-08-2013 11:47 PM)USAFMEDIC Wrote:  

(11-08-2013 10:53 PM)Gamecock Wrote:  I got a nagging suspicion UGA might back into it once again

I have a nagging suspicion I would prefer the Gamecocks remaining schedule. I think Mizzou finishes 10-2, which sends you all to Atlanta.

Well the only team that they have left from the SEC is Florida, which you guys have already played. And I'd say Clemson and Texas A&M were a wash. So while I understand your sentiment, I don't see much much difference.

JR, I know it is late but Clemson is not in the SEC (at least not yet) so USC playing them has no bearing on who plays in the SEC championship, unless we go far down the tie breaker rules.

I wasn't referring to winning the East. Missouri has three conference games left, Kentucky, Ole Miss, and A&M. South Carolina has 3 left with Florida, Coastal Carolina, and Clemson. Each school has 1 gimme, 1 moderately tough game, and 1 tough game. In the poll I voted for South Carolina. The Gamecocks have too much strength offensively to lose to Florida. Plus Spurrier keeps it up for the Gators. I think Missouri has an equal offense to Ole Miss and a better defense. I'm not sure Missouri can outscore Manziel and the Aggies. I think that might be a possible loss and voted that way. I think the Gamecocks have an excellent chance of winning out. What I was doing was saying to Medic that wishing for South Carolina's remaining games was not something that was really any different than what Missouri has to face. I think they both will finish 10 - 2.

If Manziel re-injures his throwing shoulder that could be the wild card that changes Missouri's fortunes for attaining a trip to Atlanta.

I do realize that the purple and orange tiger is not a native species to the SEC. We have golden and purple tigers, orange and blue tigers, and old gold and black tigers. Should Clemson ever join I think we will have more tigers than the average zoo.

(11-09-2013 03:39 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 01:19 AM)Lurker Above Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 01:12 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(11-08-2013 11:47 PM)USAFMEDIC Wrote:  

(11-08-2013 10:53 PM)Gamecock Wrote:  I got a nagging suspicion UGA might back into it once again

I have a nagging suspicion I would prefer the Gamecocks remaining schedule. I think Mizzou finishes 10-2, which sends you all to Atlanta.

Well the only team that they have left from the SEC is Florida, which you guys have already played. And I'd say Clemson and Texas A&M were a wash. So while I understand your sentiment, I don't see much much difference.

JR, I know it is late but Clemson is not in the SEC (at least not yet) so USC playing them has no bearing on who plays in the SEC championship, unless we go far down the tie breaker rules.

I wasn't referring to winning the East. Missouri has three conference games left, Kentucky, Ole Miss, and A&M. South Carolina has 3 left with Florida, Coastal Carolina, and Clemson. Each school has 1 gimme, 1 moderately tough game, and 1 tough game. In the poll I voted for South Carolina. The Gamecocks have too much strength offensively to lose to Florida. Plus Spurrier keeps it up for the Gators. I think Missouri has an equal offense to Ole Miss and a better defense. I'm not sure Missouri can outscore Manziel and the Aggies. I think that might be a possible loss and voted that way. I think the Gamecocks have an excellent chance of winning out. What I was doing was saying to Medic that wishing for South Carolina's remaining games was not something that was really any different than what Missouri has to face. I think they both will finish 10 - 2.

If Manziel re-injures his throwing shoulder that could be the wild card that changes Missouri's fortunes for attaining a trip to Atlanta.

I do realize that the purple and orange tiger is not a native species to the SEC. We have golden and purple tigers, orange and blue tigers, and old gold and black tigers. Should Clemson ever join I think we will have more tigers than the average zoo.

My main point was the one game left in the SEC for South Carolina. We have three.

(11-09-2013 11:25 AM)USAFMEDIC Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 03:39 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 01:19 AM)Lurker Above Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 01:12 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(11-08-2013 11:47 PM)USAFMEDIC Wrote:  I have a nagging suspicion I would prefer the Gamecocks remaining schedule. I think Mizzou finishes 10-2, which sends you all to Atlanta.

Well the only team that they have left from the SEC is Florida, which you guys have already played. And I'd say Clemson and Texas A&M were a wash. So while I understand your sentiment, I don't see much much difference.

JR, I know it is late but Clemson is not in the SEC (at least not yet) so USC playing them has no bearing on who plays in the SEC championship, unless we go far down the tie breaker rules.

I wasn't referring to winning the East. Missouri has three conference games left, Kentucky, Ole Miss, and A&M. South Carolina has 3 left with Florida, Coastal Carolina, and Clemson. Each school has 1 gimme, 1 moderately tough game, and 1 tough game. In the poll I voted for South Carolina. The Gamecocks have too much strength offensively to lose to Florida. Plus Spurrier keeps it up for the Gators. I think Missouri has an equal offense to Ole Miss and a better defense. I'm not sure Missouri can outscore Manziel and the Aggies. I think that might be a possible loss and voted that way. I think the Gamecocks have an excellent chance of winning out. What I was doing was saying to Medic that wishing for South Carolina's remaining games was not something that was really any different than what Missouri has to face. I think they both will finish 10 - 2.

If Manziel re-injures his throwing shoulder that could be the wild card that changes Missouri's fortunes for attaining a trip to Atlanta.

I do realize that the purple and orange tiger is not a native species to the SEC. We have golden and purple tigers, orange and blue tigers, and old gold and black tigers. Should Clemson ever join I think we will have more tigers than the average zoo.

My main point was the one game left in the SEC for South Carolina. We have three.

South Carolina just needs too much help.

We need to beat UF, which is likely. Lets say 80% chance.

Auburn needs to beat UGA, 50/50 in my opinion

Missouri needs to lose to one of Ole Miss or A&M. Maybe a 50% chance of that as well.

My math isn't great but that is just too many moving pieces. I guess we'll know after next weekend.

It looks like Vandy is going to take care of the Gators for you. They're up 17-0 right now, and the 1st half is almost complete.

(11-09-2013 01:11 PM)Gamecock Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 11:25 AM)USAFMEDIC Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 03:39 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 01:19 AM)Lurker Above Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 01:12 AM)JRsec Wrote:  Well the only team that they have left from the SEC is Florida, which you guys have already played. And I'd say Clemson and Texas A&M were a wash. So while I understand your sentiment, I don't see much much difference.

JR, I know it is late but Clemson is not in the SEC (at least not yet) so USC playing them has no bearing on who plays in the SEC championship, unless we go far down the tie breaker rules.

I wasn't referring to winning the East. Missouri has three conference games left, Kentucky, Ole Miss, and A&M. South Carolina has 3 left with Florida, Coastal Carolina, and Clemson. Each school has 1 gimme, 1 moderately tough game, and 1 tough game. In the poll I voted for South Carolina. The Gamecocks have too much strength offensively to lose to Florida. Plus Spurrier keeps it up for the Gators. I think Missouri has an equal offense to Ole Miss and a better defense. I'm not sure Missouri can outscore Manziel and the Aggies. I think that might be a possible loss and voted that way. I think the Gamecocks have an excellent chance of winning out. What I was doing was saying to Medic that wishing for South Carolina's remaining games was not something that was really any different than what Missouri has to face. I think they both will finish 10 - 2.

If Manziel re-injures his throwing shoulder that could be the wild card that changes Missouri's fortunes for attaining a trip to Atlanta.

I do realize that the purple and orange tiger is not a native species to the SEC. We have golden and purple tigers, orange and blue tigers, and old gold and black tigers. Should Clemson ever join I think we will have more tigers than the average zoo.

My main point was the one game left in the SEC for South Carolina. We have three.

South Carolina just needs too much help.

We need to beat UF, which is likely. Lets say 80% chance.

Auburn needs to beat UGA, 50/50 in my opinion

Missouri needs to lose to one of Ole Miss or A&M. Maybe a 50% chance of that as well.

My math isn't great but that is just too many moving pieces. I guess we'll know after next weekend.

I say it is 80% chance for all three pieces. I am betting Mizzou drops either A&M or Ole Miss. Franklin will be back though...

(11-09-2013 01:25 PM)USAFMEDIC Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 01:11 PM)Gamecock Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 11:25 AM)USAFMEDIC Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 03:39 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(11-09-2013 01:19 AM)Lurker Above Wrote:  JR, I know it is late but Clemson is not in the SEC (at least not yet) so USC playing them has no bearing on who plays in the SEC championship, unless we go far down the tie breaker rules.

I wasn't referring to winning the East. Missouri has three conference games left, Kentucky, Ole Miss, and A&M. South Carolina has 3 left with Florida, Coastal Carolina, and Clemson. Each school has 1 gimme, 1 moderately tough game, and 1 tough game. In the poll I voted for South Carolina. The Gamecocks have too much strength offensively to lose to Florida. Plus Spurrier keeps it up for the Gators. I think Missouri has an equal offense to Ole Miss and a better defense. I'm not sure Missouri can outscore Manziel and the Aggies. I think that might be a possible loss and voted that way. I think the Gamecocks have an excellent chance of winning out. What I was doing was saying to Medic that wishing for South Carolina's remaining games was not something that was really any different than what Missouri has to face. I think they both will finish 10 - 2.

If Manziel re-injures his throwing shoulder that could be the wild card that changes Missouri's fortunes for attaining a trip to Atlanta.

I do realize that the purple and orange tiger is not a native species to the SEC. We have golden and purple tigers, orange and blue tigers, and old gold and black tigers. Should Clemson ever join I think we will have more tigers than the average zoo.

My main point was the one game left in the SEC for South Carolina. We have three.

South Carolina just needs too much help.

We need to beat UF, which is likely. Lets say 80% chance.

Auburn needs to beat UGA, 50/50 in my opinion

Missouri needs to lose to one of Ole Miss or A&M. Maybe a 50% chance of that as well.

My math isn't great but that is just too many moving pieces. I guess we'll know after next weekend.

I say it is 80% chance for all three pieces. I am betting Mizzou drops either A&M or Ole Miss. Franklin will be back though...

If UGA and South Carolina win out and y'all lose one of A&M/Ole Miss you'd still win the three way tie correct?