Right....but what's the difference? Rutgers, Purude, Indiana, NW, etc. Seems like Lloyd is looking for easier ground to run on (to me). Anywhere else outside the SEC is easier ground.
The Big 10 is much better than the ACC. And like it or not, it’s a conference built on running the football. Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, etc are all built on big OLs and a power running game.
There is the SEC, a gap, then the Big 10, and another gap before you get to the next best conference. I get your point, though Purdue did win their division in the Big 10 and will play in the Citrus Bowl (without their starting QB). But I think it’s more of a reference that the poster didn’t realize Maryland had moved to the B10, or at least forgot. But there is a major difference in the Big 10 and the ACC.
As much as I dislike the Big 10 as a whole, they are by far the 2nd best conference. And I’m not 100% sure it’ll be easier to run the football there. The SEC has moved on a bit from the hardnosed defensive days all across the board. Georgia certainly fits that mold. But most of the other teams don’t.
Edit: this got me curious..in the Top 15 rush defenses in the NCAA:
SEC - 1 Team (UGA)
B10 - 6 Teams
This isn’t about an easier place to run the ball. Or about “being the guy”. That’s all distraction from the fact that Lloyd was tampered with and is getting paid more $$ to go to Maryland.