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An argument breaks out on First Take over which school the SEC should be targeting 🍿
Chris “Mad Dog” Russo, Paul Finebaum and Dan Orlovsky discuss which school the SEC should be targeting.
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Mario is a great recruiter and he gets talent on his team but his teams do not play to the talent level. His offensive philosophy is not good. His player development is not good. Although the state of Florida is loaded with talent and its easy pickings for him to load up his team, it will not do him any good because he just can't get it right when it comes to the offense schemes. He just will not have an explosive team. His focus is too much on the offensive line and running the ball and it just won't cut it in todays game. Alabama had to adjust and go spread and start getting good QB's to be able to overcome Clemson. Miami has a decent QB recruit coming but Mario is not an offensive mind. He is a guy that will run power veer all day long with Michael Irvin on the outside. He just does not get it. He had Justin Herbert and was handing the ball off all day long. He chose Brown over Ty Thompson and all he did was run QB runs and would not pass the ball. He is boring and he takes elite talent and makes them mediocre. I think Miami will disappoint and Mario will flame out. They have a head coach on their team but its not Mario.
Is Mad Dog a retarded person?
Jesus..What did Miami do to you?
Mad Dog is awesome!
Just so many things here… so many
The SEC could lock up the state of Florida w/UF, FSU, UM, and UCF.
Could lock up the state of Georgia (UGA/GT), could lock up Kentucky (UK, Louisville), Texas (UT, TAMU) also Oklahoma (OU,OSU) with locking up Oklahoma would be huge, and you bring bedlam to the SEC. Will that happen, don't know. But never say never.
These guys be hating on the u it’s crazy
Mad dog had to read messages boards to get his counter arguments 😂😂. His points were weak and lazy
TBH I wudnt be mad if the U goes independent & we become the renegade program everyone hated & feared once again
Lol we don't want shitty Miami
You don't choose a University to join your conference based on who their coach is Dan. That is stupid. Coaches come and go.
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The teams with the highest number of games with over 1mil people watching while not competing against an SEC or B1G team over the past 8 years were Clemson at 34 games and FSU at 31 games. Then Miami at 18 games. Consider how far Miami is behind FSU in fan base. They're all good additions but the top two are absolutely Clemson and FSU despite FSU being bad for a few seasons and now in rebuild
The SEC should make a move and grab Clemson, the Irish, the Canes and the Seminoles!
This is some scuffed production quality lol
Al this sounds good for football but I can only imagine how it will make college basketball
Whoever cuts these clips like this kill me y cut it when someone is talking I'm not watching another video to see what was said🤦🏿♂️
SEC should add
Clemson, FSU, Miami, Oregon, Notre Dame, Baylor
Unfair debate
Mad dog crushes these guys everyday
All of this expansion talk and no one tells the truth. Where are these programs going to be in 20 years if they don't remain amongst the top teams? For all of this to really work out and make sense, Oklahoma and Texas will need to come in and replace one of the top 6 programs in the conference. What happens to these programs if they go 30 years with no conference championships such as South Carolina and Arkansas? We are admitting that college football is changing, but do we honestly expect that this change will be beneficial to ALL blue blood programs?
Miami has not won a conference championship since they joined the ACC, which is a tougher conference than the Big East was. Will Miami really remain relevant if they join a conference tougher than the ACC? Can they fall into the SEC and go 20 more years with no conference championship? Can they really be one of the top 5 programs in the Southeastern Conference? Of all the teams that joined a new conference since 1992, Florida State has truly faired the best, and now they are in a slide that no one can see the end to. So what program or programs will actually benefit from this? Is this the landscape of college football that will be best for all involved?
What happens to a program that can't compete for a national championship nor a conference championship in a sport in which they are used to dominating? Oklahoma has won 49 conference championships. If things go as they hope then all is well. But if things don't go as they hope, how great will this really be?
USC, is this program really going to be better off while having to travel at least 1500 miles for each conference game outside of California? Sure, they're going to have more money which will lead to better resources, but will the program really be as good or better?
Let me hear this right, we destroyed Miami last year
You’ll be putting some respect on Miami later 🦾
Mad dog owned both +
The guy in the middle is a total idiot. We don’t know what Oklahoma is like without Lincoln Riley! I Um, BOB, Barry, Bud, and Beanie might have a clue.
Riley inherited stoops’ players (and his qbs) and he got progressively worse as a team. Jesus Christ it’s this dudes job to know
Most 5 star QBs are Christian hackenberg and tate Martell…. then manning or luck…
No idea who Oklahoma is without Riley? That's precious. A "fly over" statement debunked by, well;..HISTORY. Blood infusion with Brent ,back to Blue, Thank you.
First of all, UCLA has an all-time winning record in football vs Texas. UCLA used to beat many SEC teams in the 90s and early to mid 2000s quite often. Not to mention, even with UCLA football being down for a while, the school is still the most applied to university in the country every year by far. Get your jokes in now because when UCLA finally realizes it’s potential in football there will be plenty of Bruin envy to go around.
Never bring him back
White Stephen A Smith is loud and wrong lol 😂
Like watching 2 kids arguing. 😂
Maddog has forgotten more about college FB than these two clowns will ever learn or know.
Yelling makes for some terrible tv…. Is that a criteria for espn’s host. Crazy that PF wasn’t the biggest clown on the show, made PF look like a good commentator
the guy in the middle is clueless
i agree with Mad Dog
OU an TX move to the SEC is bigger move than USC an UCLA to the BIG. Now add in ND to the BIG than I would think the SEC would push for Clemson and FSU.
Red Sanders won a National Championship at UCLA. UCLA was the first number 1 ranked team in BCS history they also had the number 1 ranked recruiting class in the nation that year. UCLA has a Heisman trophy winner. Terry Donahue routinely had UCLA in top tier bowls for about 20 years throughout the 80’s and 90’s UCLA is 2nd to USC on the west coast for Rose Bowl wins and Rose Bowl appearances. In the 90’s UCLA won a record 8 games in a row vs USC . Go ask Troy Aikman, Jonathan Ogden , Eric Kendrick’s and a whole lot of other players from UCLA who dominated the NFL how they feel about these senseless comments from ESPN not to mention if you look up top 25 college football teams historically you will always see UCLA on that list considering UCLA dominated while this ESPN analyst was alive I’m sure he was alive he look 100 years old maybe he need to do some research before being allowed to make senseless comments with no merit…
usefulness to a conference has nothing to do with the last 10 years of wins and losses, it all comes down to eyeballs on TV screens how much attraction does the team have
Sec wouldn’t have let texas in unless the existing teams could beat them consistently.
Mad dog rolled these 2