Pac-10 Football Is Better Than SEC Football: Part Seven

SEC fans seem to think their conference is so great. They constantly schedule non-conference cupcakes so that they can secure victories. Well why don't we take a look at some games and see just how invincible they really are. And then let's take a look at how those teams did that season and see how great the SEC really is.

2003 - Northern Illinois 19, Alabama 16

Alabama beat Kentucky and Mississippi State that same year.
Northern Illinois lost to Toledo and Bowling Green that same year.

2003 - Memphis 44, Ole Miss 24

Ole Miss beat Auburn, Florida, Arkansas, Alabama, South Carolina that same year.
Memphis lost to Southern Miss and UAB that same year.


















2004 - Maine 9, Mississippi State 7

Mississippi State beat Florida that same year.
Maine lost to Hofstra, UMass, Montana, and James Madison that same year.

2007 - ULM 21, Alabama 14

Alabama beat Tennessee, Ole Miss, and Arkansas that same year.
ULM lost to Middle Tennessee State and North Texas that same year.

I dare someone to find this kind of evidence for the Pac-10 having such struggles against such mediocre teams. Just another way the Pac-10 rules the day.

THE LIST IS BUILDING:

8. The SEC has embarrassing non-conference losses.

7. SEC fans think they have better recruits.

6. SEC fans are jealous of the Pac-10 and make up lame excuses.

5. The Pac-10 has a 9-6 record head-to-head against the SEC since 2000.

4. The Pac-10 has just as much, if not more, parity top to bottom than the SEC.

3. The Pac-10's best team is better than the SEC's best team.

2. The Pac-10 plays a better overall schedule.

1. The Pac-10 plays a better non-conference schedule.