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and brags about the PAC-10? There is this over night guy on FOX RADIO that keeps bragging about the mighty PAC-10 and how inferior the MWC is and Utah is overrated.
He however conveniently ignores the fact that the MWC has a 6-1 record against the PAC-10 in the regular season. This included Utah beating Oregon State (team that beat USC).
Or the fact that the WAC had its share of victories over the PAC-10 as well.
I would remind this idiot that Urban Meyer was had a 12-0 record in 2004 with Utah and guess what he's still can coach in the SEC. Remember all this arrogant types that claimed they where not impressed with what he did in the MWC, because this was the SEC.
Why is when a non BSC team beats a BCS team in a bowl game it was luck or other team wasn't motivated. But when yet get 1 blow out like last years Sugar bowl (Georgia over Hawaii) you sure love to hit us fans of smaller schools over the head with as to why we shouldn't even get a BCS spot.
Just remember Big Ben played for Miami Ohio and Pennington for Marshall and where overlooked by the College Football mafia cartel that relegated their outstanding final seasons to lower tiered bowls.
He however conveniently ignores the fact that the MWC has a 6-1 record against the PAC-10 in the regular season. This included Utah beating Oregon State (team that beat USC).
Or the fact that the WAC had its share of victories over the PAC-10 as well.
I would remind this idiot that Urban Meyer was had a 12-0 record in 2004 with Utah and guess what he's still can coach in the SEC. Remember all this arrogant types that claimed they where not impressed with what he did in the MWC, because this was the SEC.
Why is when a non BSC team beats a BCS team in a bowl game it was luck or other team wasn't motivated. But when yet get 1 blow out like last years Sugar bowl (Georgia over Hawaii) you sure love to hit us fans of smaller schools over the head with as to why we shouldn't even get a BCS spot.
Just remember Big Ben played for Miami Ohio and Pennington for Marshall and where overlooked by the College Football mafia cartel that relegated their outstanding final seasons to lower tiered bowls.