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@WildcatOrDie: The SEC still means something, but so does winning. Indiana and Oregon earned th

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@WildcatOrDie ASU

The SEC still means something, but so does winning. Indiana and Oregon earned their spots by building real programs, not just living off a conference patch. We've seen the SEC's middle tier get exposed in bowl games for years now. It's about coaching and development now, and if the Big Ten has the top teams, that's just reality. Maybe the SEC should worry less about TV deals and more about developing quarterbacks imo.

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