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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 2087250, member: 1969"] Despite the smart ass answer I gave in my first post, I am really interested in knowing the story as well. Tulane was not that great by 1975 and had left the SEC 9 years earlier after it had decided to de-emphasize sports. They were on of the founding members of the SEC (1933 standings below) [ATTACH=full]90028[/ATTACH] Something doesn't seem to fit with the rest -- what the hell is a Sewanee? Was it the SEC's version of Rutgers? I guess they did go 14-105 in their time in the SEC, so the record is definitely a match. They also had a message board poster called Sewanee Sam who was their version of Rutgers Al. [/QUOTE]
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