The SEC doesn't have a team in the national championship for the third year in a row.

Is the dominance done?

Is the run over?

Is everybody chaining SEC, SEC at the end of games?

Really, now just second rate.

Let's get into it.

Is the SEC's dominant run in college football officially over now that there's no SEC team playing

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good ventures.com, use that promo code booster. You save some money and you eat like a king or a queen because we know we have some ladies at watch the show and we appreciate you. David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback, wonder what he thinks about the Big Ten. It's going to be interesting. Blank Crane from a Western State, Colorado wide receiver, anytime he tries to think it's interesting but guys

I think and and we've talked about this before as we've kind of watched the SEC go from

king of the castle which I think it's it's hard to argue that when you look at at the national

champions that we've had here in the past I mean I had it pulled up I was looking at earlier you go

from just starting in 2014 Ohio State State went at them, but then you had Alabama, Clemson, Alabama, Clemson, LSU, Alabama, Georgia, Georgia. Then we've started to go on this run, and we can go back even further, really, from 08 and beyond Auburn Wind 1, 2010. We can talk about Florida.

But the SEC was on a pretty dominant run overall from a national championship perspective.

But Cohn, when we're looking at how to calculate what the best conference is, to me, there's

got to be more than just who won the national championship.

When you look at how to judge a conference overall or

judge them against each other, are you looking at this thing in pillars? Is there one thing that

stands above the rest of you? Kind of how do you view it? Well, I'm just viewing it how the SEC has

talked about it for the last 15 years, which is we've had the national champion and we've had a lot

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