Eight Big Ten versus SEC matchups on one board, and the Big Ten takes five of them. Ohio State handles Georgia at the top of the card, Oregon beats Texas in the game most people would flip, Penn State gets past Texas A&M, and Michigan finds a way against Alabama the way it has before. Nebraska against Florida is far closer than anyone in Gainesville wants to admit. The SEC’s two clean wins are LSU over Indiana and Tennessee over Washington, and USC against Ole Miss is a genuine coin flip that could go either way on a Saturday. The conference gap everyone still talks about closed several seasons ago and the results keep proving it. This board is going to start fights in every corner of college football.
The graphic pairs eight programs from each conference head to head. Which single matchup did I get most wrong, and does the SEC still hold any real depth advantage at the top of a bracket? Is Ohio State against Georgia actually the best game on the board? Drop your record and your biggest disagreement in the comments. Let’s see which conference shows up louder.
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