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Title: Major Programs Going Nowhere in 2012-SEC Teams Included
Post by: Marshal Dillon on August 25, 2012, 10:21:18 AM
Good list & I agree.



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Some big-name programs are about to be in for frustrating seasons, and it might not be their fault.

A few have to deal with nasty schedules. Some are in the wrong division or conference at the wrong time. A few simply won’t be good enough, or will be disappointing after a great recent history.

Below are ten teams that might not be all that bad –- a few are going to be among the best in college football -– but will have a hard time breaking through to come up with the big year their respective fan bases might be hoping for. These programs have been a huge part of conference and national title chases over the last few decades, but they’re not going to be able to break out.



http://collegefootball.scout.com/2/1214298.html


Title: Re: Major Programs Going Nowhere in 2012-SEC Teams Included
Post by: Old Tider on August 25, 2012, 11:09:54 AM
Now isn't it lovely to see API leading this list.


Title: Re: Major Programs Going Nowhere in 2012-SEC Teams Included
Post by: ricky023 on August 25, 2012, 11:47:46 AM
I don't see the surprise team or teams. The list is pretty much what we all know. Arkansas I think will learn lesson on offense without a good play caller. RTR!


Title: Re: Major Programs Going Nowhere in 2012-SEC Teams Included
Post by: cbbama99 on August 25, 2012, 12:23:01 PM
Now isn't it lovely to see API leading this list.

Hey OT, I think API has been going nowhere since 1892.  :)


Title: Re: Major Programs Going Nowhere in 2012-SEC Teams Included
Post by: Old Tider on August 25, 2012, 12:49:17 PM
Now isn't it lovely to see API leading this list.

Hey OT, I think API has been going nowhere since 1892.  :)

I think you have short-term amnesia, CB, about their NC (as we all should). But "nowhere" does describe their overall program compared to great teams.