SEC Football: One Big Dysfunctional Family
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Georgia and South Carolina: The Middle Children
Middle children often feel left out and invisible, and are left clamoring for attention in whatever way possible. They don’t have the advantages of being over-achieving like the oldest or all-around awesome like the favorite.
Georgia and South Carolina fit the definition of Middle Child Syndrome to a T. Both schools have made regular trips to the SEC Football Championship game in December, but neither have won it in a number of years – or at all. The last time Georgia won the SEC was 2005, and South Carolina took home the title in – oh wait. South Carolina has never won an SEC title.
SEC fanbases can count on both the Bulldogs and the Gamecocks to make some noise during football season. You might even see a few upsets as they try to claim a place in the spotlight.
But come December, most us won’t remember the records of either school, and they’ll fade into the background with another close but no cigar “rebuilding” season.
Next: Auburn