Yeah. Looking at their results, I guess I was more focused on the 14's than the 35's they've given up. Dominated some weeks. They are still loaded on that side of the ball though it seems
wow, I didn't realize how awful Clemson's schedule is. the one team they played that is approaching or exceeding a middling football team they got their doors blown off and since then it was UVA, FSU, NCSU, Wake, Stanford, and App State. yeesh.
they're gonna make a bowl in a year where everyone had him shit canned by week 5 And has their future QB locked in with him you cant fire him and land any worthwhile coach
Don't think that was an option. Pretty sure UM v. ND was supposed to take place Nov 23rd which is when the ND v. Army game is. ND would have had to re-arrange their entire schedule to get UM v. ND done during the first 4 weeks of the season.
that's why I have argued it made no sense to fire him now and set the new guy up for failure let him have 2024. let him integrate DJ. let him begin 2025 with Lagway as his QB. meanwhile find a new President and AD, if the team is a disaster by Halloween 2025 then you fire him seems UF is now following this playbook
That has as much to do with the 1st half of the schedule being nowhere near as bad as people initially thought. Their wins are against FCS Samford 1-7 Miss St 3-5 UCF 3-5 Kentucky The expectations were so low for UF that 3 wins against FBS opponents with a combined record of 7-17 is considered "good"
our schedule looked really manageable on paper preseason and now we play the other three teams in the top four all on the road
Agree with most besides Pitt, they have the 101st ranked schedule. How many teams would be undefeated with their schedule? Probably 15-20ish, imo. What would Pitts record be if they played a top 25 schedule? No ranked wins, barely beat Cincy, West Virginia, and Cal. Like Liberty last year, you shouldn’t just rank a team high because they’re undefeated against a bad schedule.
Lol come on dude, you should be better than this. We are talking November not September. Woe is []_[]
OSU v. Indiana is the more interesting conversation. If you compare each team's wins, Indiana has the much better resume. OSU has a close loss to Oregon as the best thing on their resume. OSU is #4 and Indiana is #13
Indiana def doesn’t have a much better resume. They’re close, imo. Indiana has a much weaker SOS, each have a blowout win over a 5-3 B1G game. That’s Indiana’s only win over a team with a winning record. OSU has a close win against another 5-3 B1G. And two more wins against G5 teams with winning records. Ohio State: 1 pt loss on road to #1 8-0 Oregon Blowout win vs 5-3 Iowa Close win vs 5-3 Nebraska Indiana: Blowout win vs 5-3 Nebraska 2 score win vs 4-4 Washington 2 score win vs 4-4 Maryland
Right. What im saying is that I believe Miami vacated the Nov 23 spot on your calendar, and you filled it with Army.
How long until people are calling for a 4 team conference playoff? These mega conferences are an absolute disaster.
Oh no college football has dumb stuff that is out of teams control that impact them! It never used to be like this!
If you can't see how a situation with 3 teams undefeated in conference play is a pretty major issue that is soley the result of these unnecessary mega conferences...