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We'll never know

First off...
13 points qualifies as double-digits
So that entire spill is invalid.
I never once said that Ok State would beat either LSU or Bama so erase that thought from your mind if it's there.

Secondly...
stats from 1993 have nothing to do with any of this.
If you want to bring some up though...
we'll do that.
1993 Hurricanes team averaged 30.8 ppg
2011 Cowboys average 49.3 ppg
Which btw the Miami team from 1993 only scored more than 49 points(Ok State's average) one time in 12 games.

Maybe it's the schedule that allows this large disparity that threatens the legitimacy of your claims....
Here is Miami's powerhouse ACC schedule. Wins only
Iowa - 5-7
Florida A&M - (I didn't feel like looking up a div 1-AA school's record)
Arizona - 6-5-1
FSU - 11-1
Penn State - 7-5
TCU - 2-8-1
Va Tech - 2-8-1
WVU - 5-4-2
Temple - 1-10
Cuse - 10-2
SD State - 5-5-1

Here is OK State's
La Lafayette - 8-4
Arizona - 4-8
Tulsa - 8-4
Texas A&M - 6-6
Kansas - 2-10
Texas - 7-5
Mizz - 7-5
Baylor - 9-3
K State - 10-2
Tex Tech - 5-7
Okla - 9-3

I can promise you there isn't a DB on BAMA or LSU's roster that could cover Blackmon 1-on-1.
Their O-line is good. QB is good. They have a handful of good backs.
They may run the spread, but they have an offense that could score in the SEC. I guarantee they would put up more points on LSU or Bama than each of those teams put on each other the first time around.

I can PROMISE you that OK St. would get run off the field because they could NOT score in the SEC. The Disparity in Alabama and LSU's defenses versus OSU and the defenses they have played against is bigger than night and day. OSU would find themselves on the end of a 30 point blowout loss. To be an open offense fits the style of play that would hurt them the most, because the more often they pass, the more often they turn the ball over! This is not even a game!