In terms of overall draft picks, the SEC has more talent than any other conference. They have 453 picks vs a BCS average of 318. The next highest conference is actually the Big Ten at 394.
Talking about the golden age of South Carolina hoops (yes, there was one, and yes, the wrong McGuire was mentioned), the baby-steps growth of Gamecocks football, and the plan for the next month on Rock M.
Mizzou Moves to the SEC and moves on to South Carolina today in All-Sports.
Alright, we're doubling up here: we're combining what I had intended to be a community roundtable with the first of two Closers podcasts. It's like synergy or something.
Monday: If South Carolina Can Make It There... South Carolina has been in four different conferences in their history. While I therefore don’t want to hear anything from them or their fans about...
If the Gamecocks can make in the SEC, so can Missouri. And by all means, it appears South Carolina is making it in the SEC.
After decades as a decent-to-solid program, Florida truly joined the college football ruling class in the 1990s. That we know. But let's take a look at the pre-Spurrier years, too.
As Mizzou continues to get introduced to all their new SEC rivals, we take a look at the Olympic Sports program of Florida, the Kings of SEC from an all-sports perspective.
Florida basketball is a lot like Chelsea. For those of you who don’t understand that, I guess I can explain it further. But while it’s not a perfect analogy, trust me…it’s not far off.
The Closers had the one and only Spencer Hall of SB Nation and EDSBS on last night to talk about Florida.
