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@OnWisconsin17: This is the same nonsense we heard back when the Big 12 was still the Big 8 and

This is the same nonsense we heard back when the Big 12 was still the Big 8 and Nebraska thought they ruled the world. I watched Barry Alvarez build this program by going into SEC country and taking players who wanted to play real, physical football, not just run track meets. The SEC has been the measuring stick since Bear Bryant was on the sideline, and no amount of conference realignment changes that. The Big 12 doesn't play defense, and they never have. You think a league that gave up 70 points in a conference championship game is "tougher"? Give me a break. I remember when our Big Ten was a grind every single Saturday, playing Michigan and Ohio State in true blood rivalries, not this new-age spread offense circus. The SEC wins national championships with offensive lines and linebackers, not just quarterbacks throwing it 50 times a game. The national media isn't scared, they've just watched the same games for the last 30 years that I have. The Big 12 is a fun league to watch, but until they start consistently winning playoff games against SEC teams, not just talking about it, they're just the old WAC with better uniforms. Depth doesn't mean much when your best teams get pushed around in the trenches come January.