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On New Year’s Day, the SEC suffered a defeat, and I hailed it as a victory. Nothing unusual about that scenario, except this was not the SEC I usually write about.
This SEC I’m talking about is not the Securities and Exchange Commission — which burdens ent ... Continue reading »
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1 year ago
Correction: The SEC suffered TWO defeats on New Year's Day, as my alma mater Florida lost a hard fought game against a Michigan team determined to send off their retiring coach, Lloyd Carr, with a bowl win.
Congrats on the Mizzou win.
Congrats, too, to Michigan, Coach Carr, and the Wolverine seniors for a great victory in one hell of a game.
You're right about disputes. I think every school has a day of ref infamy, as you describe against Colorado, that's long remembered. For Florida it was the disgracefully officiated 2003 meeting with Florida State -- by a crew from the ACC (FSU's conference). To this day, the phrase "ACC refs" makes Gator fans see red. ( Soon after the game, there appeared a t-shirt inscribed: "We Can't ACCept it!")
But regarding the SEC itself, loyalty obliges me to say, Geaux Tigers!