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Now that the Big Blue nation is heading north back to Lexington. if you are in the vacinity of Nashville, you can probably find a cheap ticket for Sunday's championship game ... One thing to keep in mind - two of Florida's losses have come against the Gamecocks.
posted by Tony @ 12:14 PM
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No Ashley Judd????
Tony,
So is the media starting to buzz that the SEC could have 7 teams (or just as many as the "stellar" Big Easy will likely earn)? For all of the hype about the Big East, the SEC has quickly snuck in the back door with six quality teams and possibly a seventh if SC can win tomorrow. Cincy finished 6-10 (13-2 start) with few quality wins. Seton Hall could be No. 8 for the Big East though if the selection committee looks deep and isn't biased by Cincy's history. South Carolina has lost seven games by five or less points. Their last three losses were by five points combined. They should hope LSU wins as beating the Gators thrice would be difficult. Go Tigers! (for the good of the SEC)
The team that has to be worried right now would be Alabama (in my opinion) with the way they played down the stretch, they better root for the rowdy reptiles in the championship.
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