In a hypothetical Big 12/SEC Challenge where all teams are matched up based on their current conference standings and all games are played on a neutral court, here's what I'd make each game

Kansas State/Alabama | Alabama -3
Kansas/Texas A&M | Kansas -12
Texas/Tennessee | Tennessee -1
Iowa State/Auburn | Iowa State -0.5
TCU/Georgia | TCU -10
Baylor/Florida | Baylor -5
Oklahoma/Vanderbilt | Oklahoma -6
Oklahoma State/Missouri | Oklahoma State -2
Texas Tech/Kentucky | Kentucky -2.5
West Virginia/LSU | West Virginia -8.5

So by my tally, I have the following numbers

Big 12 teams would be favored in 7/10 matchups by an average of 6.3 points per game

SEC teams would be favored in 3/10 matchups by an average of 2.2 points per game

In conclusion, the Big 12 is equal (at worst) at the top and far deeper than the SEC.

Where do you get these posts from man

Nigga had access to ChatGPT before anyone

From my brain?

Took three of our starters fouling out and OT to beat us by 1 point #LMAO

Desi Sills still in college?

Went to Ark St when we didn’t have his major and used the grad transfer year to go to KSU

I think he’d still have the COVID year technically lmfao

That man could spend 6 years in college for 3 different spots and never play for a team that isn’t a Kansas variant

That’s gotta be a micro-record

Toughest schedule in the country. Wow!!

Only one ACC team there lmfao

he got fat as F***

better than that tall half c***at purdue and better than black nigga at kentucky

Minnesota scored 39 points tonight man

12 at half time 😂😂

Big Ten Basketball

I had Minnesota +13.5

Love to hate it

WE'RE #1 NOW!!! F*** THE KENNEL

Zags!!

17-2

Just 100 more games.

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