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SEC coaches teleconference was full of drama, 'would have been a good piece of reality TV'
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SEC coaches teleconference was full of drama, 'would have been a good piece of reality TV'
Do you miss SEC football drama? Apparently there was a lot of good old-fashioned chatter during a conference call this week between the league’s football coaches. The hot topic: Frustration by at least five SEC coaches on the lack of transparency by the league with regards to the inability to produce a “formula” for
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Yep, I'm sure $$$ was involved. The most fair thing would've been a teleconferenced event where they picked teams out of a hat.
Sounds like Dan Mullen and Gus Malzahn were up to their usual whining.
Stop. UGA did not "catch a break" with the scheduling. We were already playing the west's top 2 teams (I think LSU falls way down). There wasn't much more to really add.
Guys, I have obtained exclusive teleconference video of head Goobers coach, Dan Malarkey. As you can see from this video, Danny got pretty tore up about their schedule, and flat out went ballistic! Ol' boy is something else, I tell you. SMH!
Shortly after, Kirby gave him a call and promised not to run the score up on them in Jacksonville this year.
GO DAWGS!
You get what you get and don’t pitch a fit.
I think it should be seeding.....All teams in both divisions should be seeded and, at the very least in your four games, you should have to play your seed and no lower then the next seed down for two of the games
Anyway, all of this said, I'm not convinced that we will play.....That will be up to Sankey...and he knows that no matter what happens he will get all of the credit
Well..... if this is the case then what is the advantage of a Georgia-Arkansas match up...Would you not make much more money with Georgia-LSU?
Formula=Nick Saben gets what Nick Saben wants, Mullen and the stinkin' Gators benefited as a biproduct of the formula
Fair is fair. At the very least, the coaches deserve to know how the scheduling decisions were made. Why is that information being kept from them? They may not be able to do anything about it, but the league should be transparent about it. In Georgia's case, I figured the league just did what made the most sense. We are already playing Auburn and Alabama. We played A&M last year and LSU the year before plus in the championship game last year, so I assumed that took both of those teams out of the mix -- leaving the two Mississippi schools and Arkansas to choose from. I don't know if that's how the league did it, and I don't know if it worked the same way for all the other schools, but in Georgia's case, that seemed like a logical approach. But in event, the coaches have a right to know how the scheduling was done.
In all seriousness, this is why I think they're being quiet about it.