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Sunday Polls: Texas up to No. 11 in Coaches

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With the wins Texas has, they should be the highest ranked 2-loss team. Good wins should be rewarded.

Florida continuing to rise will help the outlook on our losses. And the whole country knows (or should know) Red River is a crapshoot and anybody can win on that Saturday. Just keep winning and take it out of the committees hands at the end of the year.

6 minutes ago, SETXAN said:

Florida continuing to rise will help the outlook on our losses. And the whole country knows (or should know) Red River is a crapshoot and anybody can win on that Saturday. Just keep winning and take it out of the committees hands at the end of the year.

Yup! Would love to see Florida beat UGA next week at the worlds largest cocktail party!!

Just now, Alex Butler said:

Yup! Would love to see Florida beat UGA next week at the worlds largest cocktail party!!

UGA could lose one of their games between UF and @ Mississippi and I would not be surprised.  Might even lose both because the SEC is funny like that.

9 minutes ago, LonghornFan4Ever said:

UGA could lose one of their games between UF and @ Mississippi and I would not be surprised.  Might even lose both because the SEC is funny like that.

I’m all about chaos in the SEC this year. Kentucky needs to go down too! I’d love for every team in the league to have at least 2 losses. Just shows how much talent there is across the conand gives us a real chance to get into the championship and play in even if we had three losses. 

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