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16-0 now, when will you all start listening?
Been 4 weeks of making my “SEC is rigged to get the most teams in the playoffs” predictions. So far I’m 13-0. This week we have 3 more rigged games: Texas over Vandy UGA over UF (expect lots of ref bs in this one) Ole Miss over SC
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Anonymous 3d

This is impossible. Think of the logistics: you’d need all 1,600+ players, 400+ coaches, and 80+ weekly officials to be in on a conspiracy. And they'd have to plan it before the season even started, without knowing which teams would be good or bad. It's idiotic. You can't get 5 people to keep a secret, let alone thousands of 18-22 year olds. It’s not 'rigged,' it's just football. Go watch the B1G feed their top 4 if you want a real conspiracy.

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Anonymous 3d

Notice how you didn’t pick OU to beat Tennessee, as it would make absolutely zero sense as OUs remaking schedule is brutal, and also it would make ZERO sense for them to rig Texas to beat vandy, actually would make complete sense the other way around

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 3d

Ong 😭

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 2d

I don’t actually think the games are scripted or entirely rigged. But I do think the refs help produce favorable outcomes for the conference

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 2d

If the refs were trying to produce favorable outcomes for the whole conference, they would’ve made Vandy win. It’s much more likely for a one loss team to get into the playoffs than a three lost team. You’re also ignoring the fact that out of conference games aren’t always wrapped by SEC reps so is every conference in on the conspiracy?

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 2d

Don’t use logic that would make too much sense

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