Interesting facts about ACC vs SEC

[fsu939913]

Over the past 3 yrs the ACC has an 18-13 overall record against the SEC.

The 3 yrs prior to that the SEC had an 18-6 overall record vs the ACC.

In 2016 and 2014 the ACC had winning records over the SEC with 2015 as a 6-4 winning record for SEC.

You have to go all the way back 2002 and 2003 to find the ACC having a winning record over the SEC. During that 2 yr span, the ACC went 10-7 against the SEC. With winning records both years.

2008 ACC went 6-6 and tied.

So my question to you is, does the ACC continue this new trend of winning with the new coaches we have in place, or is this just another flash in the pan like 02 and 03 followed by SEC dominance for the next 10 yrs?

Since the yr 2010 the SEC is 36-30 against the ACC.

Since 2010, FSU is 9-1 against the SEC...... with wins over Florida, Ole Miss, South Carolina, and Auburn.

Since 2010 UF is 1-7 against the ACC with all wins and losses coming from FSU except 1 loss to Miami

 

[MJWilliamson]

sighhh......

 

[fsu939913]

sighhh......

Lol. Straight facts.

 

[MJWilliamson]

Do each year please

 

[Countygator]

Over the past 3 yrs the ACC has an 18-13 overall record against the SEC.

The 3 yrs prior to that the SEC had an 18-6 overall record vs the ACC.

In 2016 and 2014 the ACC had winning records over the SEC with 2015 as a 6-4 winning record for SEC.

You have to go all the way back 2002 and 2003 to find the ACC having a winning record over the SEC. During that 2 yr span, the ACC went 10-7 against the SEC. With winning records both years.

2008 ACC went 6-6 and tied.

So my question to you is, does the ACC continue this new trend of winning with the new coaches we have in place, or is this just another flash in the pan like 02 and 03 followed by SEC dominance for the next 10 yrs?

Since the yr 2010 the SEC is 36-30 against the ACC.

Since 2010, FSU is 9-1 against the SEC...... with wins over Florida, Ole Miss, South Carolina, and Auburn.

Since 2010 UF is 1-7 against the ACC with all wins and losses coming from FSU except 1 loss to Miami

r: 37199"]Over the past 3 yrs the ACC has an 18-13 overall record against the SEC.

The 3 yrs prior to that the SEC had an 18-6 overall record vs the ACC.

In 2016 and 2014 the ACC had winning records over the SEC with 2015 as a 6-4 winning record for SEC.

You have to go all the way back 2002 and 2003 to find the ACC having a winning record over the SEC. During that 2 yr span, the ACC went 10-7 against the SEC. With winning records both years.

2008 ACC went 6-6 and tied.

So my question to you is, does the ACC continue this new trend of winning with the new coaches we have in place, or is this just another flash in the pan like 02 and 03 followed by SEC dominance for the next 10 yrs?

Since the yr 2010 the SEC is 36-30 against the ACC.

Since 2010, FSU is 9-1 against the SEC...... with wins over Florida, Ole Miss, South Carolina, and Auburn.

Since 2010 UF is 1-7 against the ACC with all wins and losses coming from FSU except 1 loss to Miami[/QUOTE]
The acc has the better qbs right now

 

[fsu939913]

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The acc has the better qbs right now[/QUOTE]

There is some truth to that but the SEC has never really been a QB conference

 

[Countygator]

[QUOTE="fsu939913, post: 969143, member: 3719. ][/QUOTE]
The acc has the better qbs right now[/QUOTE]

There is some truth to that but the SEC has never really been a QB conference[/QUOTE]
19 former sec qb's on nfl rosters this season. Manning, stafford, presscot, cutler, newton, tannehill just to name a few of the starters.

 

[fsu939913]

[QUOTE="fsu939913, post: 969143, member: 3719. ]

The acc has the better qbs right now[/QUOTE]

There is some truth to that but the SEC has never really been a QB conference[/QUOTE]
19 former sec qb's on nfl rosters this season. Manning, stafford, presscot, cutler, newton, tannehill just to name a few of the starters.[/QUOTE]

The majority of those are spread out over 15 yrs and Tannehill was a WR in college. Typical the SEC is built on defense and running the football. I would say on avg the Sec has 1 or 2 good Qb's per year with 4 or 5 avg and the rest below avg. The SEC used this model for EVER(see LSU and Bama). Not saying there haven't been some studs that have went thru the SEC but they are not a "common theme" at least not in my opinion.

 

[Countygator]

The acc has the better qbs right now

There is some truth to that but the SEC has never really been a QB conference[/QUOTE]
19 former sec qb's on nfl rosters this season. Manning, stafford, presscot, cutler, newton, tannehill just to name a few of the starters.[/QUOTE]

The majority of those are spread out over 15 yrs and Tannehill was a WR in college. Typical the SEC is built on defense and running the football. I would say on avg the Sec has 1 or 2 good Qb's per year with 4 or 5 avg and the rest below avg. The SEC used this model for EVER(see LSU and Bama). Not saying there haven't been some studs that have went thru the SEC but they are not a "common theme" at least not in my opinion.[/QUOTE]
Well the sec Is tied with the pac 12 with the most stsrters.

 

[fsu939913]

What in the he!! is going on with the quotes.....

 

[Uniformed_ReRe]

You have to open your formatting tags before you close them.

 

[alaskanseminole]

 

[fsu939913]

At 1st it was straight fact spitting.....then someone screwed up the quotes... Now it got duh aides.... Feelsbadman

 

[fsu939913]

So who screwed up the quotes in here first? Me or the other moron?