Updated DEC 08, 2014 9:45a ET  Have some SEC fans forgotten it didn't always used to be this way?  There was, you know, a time not long ago at all where the conference wasn't the king of everything.  Tim Tebow played a major role in changing all of that at Florida by winning two national championships in the first three seasons of the league's seven-year title streak from 2006-12.  So even if you're not a Florida or Tebow fan -- and we get it, not everyone likes the guy for whatever reason -- SEC fans should all have a ton of respect for Tebow.  What did some fan do at the SEC title game between Alabama and Missouri on Sunday?  They put Tebow in a urinal:  Seriously, pissing on a legend is how you say thank you in the SEC?  THREE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW  1. If anyone had any doubt whether Ohio State could still play at a high level without QB J.T. Barrett, the Buckeyes present to you a 59-0 demolition of Wisconsin in the Big Ten title game. Third-string QB Cardale Jones, making his first career start, was unbelievable, going 12-of-17 for 257 yards and three TDs with zero interceptions. He was far from the only Buckeye who shined.  Running back Ezekiel Elliot ran for 220 yards and two TDs on 20 carries. WR Devin Smith had four catches for 137 yards and three TDs. Michael Bennett had four tackles for loss and forced two fumbles; he also did a cool thing to honor late teammate Kosta Karageorge. Vonn Bell had seven tackles and an interception and was responsible for spying star Badgers RB Melvin Gordon, who had only 76 yards rushing on 26 carries. Ohio State needed only two quarters to crush Wisconsin's impressive defense and state its playoff case, and as Bruce Feldman wrote for us from Indianapolis, the tough Buckeyes showed they're worthy of a playoff spot regardless of whether they get it or not.  But Saturday night in Indy belonged to Jones, the game's MVP. Say it Gus Johnson, we're all feeling it (click X on audio icon in bottom right corner if you can't hear):  2. There was zero surprise in the result out of Atlanta: Alabama 42, Missouri 13. The Crimson Tide win another SEC championship and prepare to be the College Football Playoff's top seed. Blake Sims, one of the best stories this season considering almost nobody gave him a shot in August to win the QB job of incoming transfer Jake Coker, earned MVP honors by going 23-of-27 for 262 yards and two TDs. Bama was the beneficiary of a vicious hit on Sims in the second quarter by Missouri's Shane Ray, which resulted in a targeting penalty and ejection for Ray. Here's a slow-motion look at the hit:  Derrick Henry was also a monster for the Tide, rushing for 141 yards and two TDs on 20 carries. The funniest moment from the game of course came from Lane Kiffin, who wanted no part of the Alabama title celebration.  3. Florida State finished off its second straight perfect regular season by beating Georgia Tech, 37-35, in the ACC title game. Before the game, the good folks in Charlotte decided to launch off some fireworks into a little bit of fog. Here's what happens to the field when you do that, apparently:  When Florida State QB Jameis Winston wasn't trying to be the coach, he was busy delivering a stellar performance -- 21-of-30 for 309 yards and three TDs (no picks). RB Dalvin Cook also added 177 yards and one TD on 31 carries, while WR Rashad Greene hauled in seven catches for 123 yards and three TDs. The Noles are going to be in the playoff at some seed, and they'll be dangerous. They've won 29 straight games, and we've finally reached the point of the season where it's pointless to talk about how they've looked doing it. Someone's gotta go and beat the Noles.  THREE THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW  1. Baylor did all it could do to try to convince the playoff committee it's worthy of a spot in the Final Four, as the Bears beat Kansas State, 38-27, to put a bow on a 11-1 season that includes a co-conference championship with TCU. Well, just don't tell Art Briles his Bears share anything with TCU. As Stewart Mandel notes in his piece from Waco and Fort Worth, Briles has no interest in playing nice with the Horned Frogs when his team beat them head-to-head and the two are fighting for a playoff spot. Speaking of ...  2. TCU beat Iowa State, 55-3, and now the whole Big 12 debate comes down to this: Does the committee believe Baylor's three-point head-to-head victory outweighs TCU's non-conference victory over Minnesota and the consistent fashion in which the Frogs have dominated the major of their schedule? There's also a Big 12 nightmare scenario in play, which is Ohio State getting the fourth spot and neither of the Big 12 teams getting into the playoff.  TCU coach Gary Patterson had a good attitude about it all in his postgame press conference, saying his team had done all it could do and now it's just going to sit back and watch and not worry. He also had this great line about what it's like to not have control of your playoff destiny:  Patterson asked what it's like to have no control now. "It's like going home. You just say 'Yes, Dear.'"  3. It was a late game and off most people's radars, but the Boise State Broncos won the Mountain West crown by beating Fresno State, 28-14. It's the second MWC crown the Broncos have won in three years in the league and a superb finish to Bryan Harsin's first year as head coach. The 11-2 Broncos should be going to a New Year's Day bowl as the Group of 5 selection.  THREE THINGS YOU MAY WANT TO KNOW  *By clicking "SUBSCRIBE", you have read and agreed to the Fox Sports Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.  1. Bedlam meant nothing this year, which is something of a shame, but it was still an entertaining game. Down seven with around a minute to play in Norman, Oklahoma State's Tyreek Hill returned a punt 92 yards to tie the game and send it to overtime, where the Pokes would beat the Sooners, 38-35. "At the time, it didn't feel real, because I was crying while I was running," Hill said of his punt return TD. "Tears of joy."  With a lot of rumors swirling around Stillwater about Mike Gundy's job status, does this take some heat off him? Who knows, but he enjoyed a moment with his players in the locker room after beating Oklahoma.  2. Baylor QB Bryce Petty was asked if Baylor should be in the playoff, and he gave this brilliant quote:  Bryce Petty on Baylor playoff chances: "That question is above my pay grade. All I'm not paid to do is play."  3. Apparently Marshall fans tore down the goal posts after winning a Conference USA title, carried them to a steel mill and the mill cut the posts into pieces so fans could have souvenirs. Only in West Virginia.  * Jim McElwain: "I believe I can win with my dog" at quarterback. You wanted an offensive guy, Florida, you got him.  * Andrew Grief wrote a good piece Friday night on Oregon DC Don Pellum and the Ducks' dominant defensive performance against Arizona.  We've reached the end of the 2014 regular season. Where did it go? A sincere thanks to all of you for reading CFB AM and hope you're getting excited for bowl season. Have a great Sunday.  Teddy Mitrosilis is an editor and writer for FOXSports.com. Follow him on Twitter @TMitrosilis and email him at tmitrosilis@gmail.com.
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