ATTN: Bullpuppy Fans

[quickdodge®]

In my opinion, undefeated in the SEC = automatic title shot.

I'll go out here and say that I could agree with you there. I'm not an SEC person, but it can't be denied that this conference is probably the toughest conference out there. Consistently putting, what, 4-5 teams in the Top 25, with at least 3 of them usually in the Top 10. It's as if the SEC has a secret breeding ground that just keeps manufacturing good, solid teams each year.

How do you think Boise St. would fare in a conference like SEC? Do you think they could play at the same level they played against UGA for an entire year? Later, QD.

[BanginJimmy]

I'll go out here and say that I could agree with you there. I'm not an SEC person, but it can't be denied that this conference is probably the toughest conference out there. Consistently putting, what, 4-5 teams in the Top 25, with at least 3 of them usually in the Top 10. It's as if the SEC has a secret breeding ground that just keeps manufacturing good, solid teams each year.

They do, it is called very low admission standards, well below that of most of their competition for recruits.

How do you think Boise St. would fare in a conference like SEC? Do you think they could play at the same level they played against UGA for an entire year? Later, QD.

With Chris Petersen at the helm along the SEC name tag and recruiting budget, Boise owns the SEC within 4 years. 1 complete recruiting cycle to grab a few more elite athletes and, more importantly, depth. Playing a B1G and SEC schedule is brutal and in many cases team health is a major factor come late November.

At the very least, Petersen is an equal to Saban and Mack Brown as a coach. IMO, he is the best coach in the country. Every year he brings in 1 and 2 star recruits and by the time they are seniors, they are playing to the same level as the 4 and 5 star players at the big schools.