But we were in an ACCCG just 2 years ago, and have been to 10 straight bowls. That is FAR more than USCe has accomplished and speaks to a stability in our program that is absent in USCs (and always has been). Further, USCe plays in the toughest division in college football, and for them to even sniff at a SECCG they have to beat AT LEAST two of UGAG, UF and UT in the same year - most years all three.
If it could have been done, it would have been done by either Holtz or Spurrier. And bear in mind that we're simply talking about winning their division.
To draw equivalence between our situation and recent history to USCe's is not even possible, IMO. But you are free to hold your opinion of course.