I think SEC football right now seems wild, and not very good. That's just my opinion and obviously since the SEC is really popular my opinion matters little.
It's American society today, I guess. The Black overrepresentation in the SEC is an artificial construct and not really one based on merit. White people are capable of being just as incompetent on the field as Black people, and I think Whites, as a group, are capable of a higher standard of athletic play overall. But oh well.
Whites are the only racial group I can think of where it's seen as an overwhelmingly positive thing to praise (and overpraise) members of other ethnic groups, but praising members of your own group, or even simply acknowledging competence in members of your own group, is seen as racist.
Indeed, it seems like White men have been put in their place, as people whose sole role in life is to praise everything non-White, and to ridicule everything that IS White.
I actually wouldn't mind mostly-Black college teams that much if the players at least conducted themselves like responsible human beings and as sensible role models and got into college in the first place because they were smart.
However, society worships "thugs" and the loser Wheegroes that do the worshipping think it's cool to "act Black." And "acting Black" to them means acting like a worthless, degenerate loser criminal. DWFs are incredibly racist and they don't even realize it.
Pathetic.
To me, there shouldn't be any such thing as "acting Black."
You're an American, so act like a proud, educated and intelligent American regardless of your color.
DWFs don't want that. They want to laugh and cheer for minstrels.
Racism will always exist in a harmful way, and these same people who call US racist are instead the most racist people of all.
Having said all that, I think White athletes are just as good as Black athletes, and in many cases demonstratably superior. They should be more heavily represented in the SEC. But, as I said already, the White fans like to watch chimpanzees. NOT Black athletes. Chimpanzees.