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The SEC versus the Big Ten. Now lately, these two have been the biggest dogs in the college

football realm. If college football was Game of Thrones, these two would be like the Starks and the Lannisters

squaring off in the playoff. A mega rivalry between the two most powerful families among us,

the SEC and the Big Ten. Hell, just look at the media company competition between the two.

The Big Ten has Fox, the SEC has ESPN. That's a rivalry all in its own. But this Saturday, we get another

taste of a postseason showdown between the two giants, as Tennessee and they're faithful will

try and invade Columbus, Ohio, and the home of the Ohio State Buckeyes. Notice I didn't say go to

Columbus. I said invade, because that's what the volunteer

fans and their team are trying to do. Hell, they even have their own literal Navy. The Buckeyes,

on the other hand, had the advantage of playing at home and up north, where winter is just another

excuse to go outside in the cold. But Tennessee isn't exactly located in Arizona,

so don't expect there to be a frostbite epidemic or lack of enthusiasm on the Vols side.

We hear the back and forth from these two conference affiliates that the SEC is overrated or

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