Predict this team's regular season record

[Gator]

USC>>>>>>FLORIDA. USC will play anyone, yet Florida can't make that claim. USC also doesn't play the late season garbage excuse of a team to pad an easy win. SEC stats are padded with the extra cupcake each year.

You're right, "USC also doesn't play the late season garbage excuse of a team to pad an easy win.", that what USC uses the other PAC 12 teams like UW for, to pad their schedule!

 

[socaljim242]

One last time. YES, you are Cherry-picking and STOP trying to hide behind the Boise State defense.
Let's look at the past 25 seasons of OOC games for USC and UF.

First, for you, here are OOC (away and neutral site non bowl games) from 1992-2016 (25 seasons). I'm using away and neutral site because it gives 6 more games to USC including T10 and ranked opponents and ZERO to UF, OK?

USC : 39 games, with 10 vs AP T10, 16 vs AP T25, 32 vs majors, 0 vs FCS, 25 with D1A winning records and 22 Majors with winning records.

Florida: 15 games, with 9 vs AP T10, 13 vs AP T25, 15 vs majors, 0 vs FCS, 14 with D1A winning records and 14 Majors with winning records.

Next, for me, here are the IN-conference (away and neutral site non bowl games) from 1992-2016 (25 seasons).
USC : 107 games, with 13 vs AP T10, 33 vs AP T25, 107 vs majors, 57 with D1A winning records and 57 Majors with winning records.

Florida: 124 games, with 32 vs AP T10, 59 vs AP T25, 124 vs majors, 77 with D1A winning records and 77 Majors with winning records.

Finally, combining these we get the total games away and neutral site games for both teams.
USC : 146 games, with 23 vs AP T10, 49 vs AP T25, 139 vs majors, 0 vs FCS, 82 with D1A winning records and 79 Majors with winning records.

Florida: 139 games, with 41 vs AP T10, 72 vs AP T25, 139 vs majors, 0 vs FCS, 91 with D1A winning records and 91 Majors with winning records.

Notice that both USC and UF have played 139 Major opponents away and at neutral sites over the past 25 seasons, but in those 139 games UF has played 9 more teams that had winning records, 23 more teams that were yr AP ranked and 18 more teams that were yr AP Top 10 ranked.

What the fuck is all that. I gave you simple questions. How many times do SEC teams leave their house to play OCC games at other teams stadiums. That means true OCC games. How many times do SEC teams play those garbage OCC late november games away from home. Simple questions. You can go back 5 years or ten years.
Ive asked you a few times and what i get back is in conference games. You dont realize those aren't OCC games? You don't think we all know that the SEC gets over rated every year? You don't realize because the SEC gets over rated and plays one less conference game theres a better chance that a not so good SEC team whos over ranked will stay ranked for a very long time dispite being crap? You dont think we know that? So your lists of how many times you played ranked teams to skirt around my question is amusing but worthless.
So again. I highlighted my questions again. Go for it , tell me how the SEC travels for OCC games (not neatral games).

 

[socaljim242]

You're right, "USC also doesn't play the late season garbage excuse of a team to pad an easy win.", that what USC uses the other PAC 12 teams like UW for, to pad their schedule!

That would be an awesome comeback except for the fact that as usual even though the SEC had more teams ranked at the beginning of the season The PAC ended up with more teams in the top 5 the top ten the top 25. And if it wasn't for Alabama the PAC would have three teams ranked higher than all of the SEC. And thats with the PAC all playing one more conference game so half the teams get a win but the other half get a loss. So if the PAC did the same as the SEC and eliminated one conference game and played Azuza Pacific and UC Santa Cruz late in november even more teams would get better records and be ranked.
But other than that you were spot on. lol

 

[TROJAN-MAN]

That shit-stain team used USC as toilet paper prior to 1991! Shit-for-breath, what's USC's record vs UF???
UF 1-0-1 vs USC in Home and Home games!

Any knowledgeable CF fan knows that the 90's were the worst decade in the entire existence of USC football, but you go ahead and hang you hat on the victory if it helps you sleep better

 

[TROJAN-MAN]

You mean like in 1983 when Miami was the NC after losing to UF 28-3? And even without Miami UF's schedule runs circles around USC's crappy schedule.

You my friend are one delusional fuck

 

[TROJAN-MAN]

The SEC east is the weakest division in CFB

 

[jon2tanman]

You're right, "USC also doesn't play the late season garbage excuse of a team to pad an easy win.", that what USC uses the other PAC 12 teams like UW for, to pad their schedule!

Funny, since UW had a much better year than Florida and in a much tougher conference. You should just stop now.

 

[Wamu]

Damn the Huskies have played FCS teams 7 years in a row now. 2011: Portland State, 2012: Portland State, 2013: Idaho State, 2014: E. Washington & Georgia State, 2015: Sacramento State, 2016: Idaho & Portland State, 2017: Montana. And next year they play N. Dakota.

 

[jon2tanman]

And they should be scolded for it. It's a joke to schedule that garbage, unlike some who try to deny or defend it. Scheduling FCS is for weak asses. I'm so glad Peterson is getting rid of the Sark weakness.

 

[jon2tanman]

Here’s a season-by-season look at scheduled games against FCS opponents over the past decade:

• ACC: 14 in 2016, 16 in 2015, 13 in 2014, 16 in 2013, 13 in 2012, 13 in 2011, 13 in 2010, 14 in 2009, 14 in 2008 and 7 in 2007, for a total of 133.
• SEC: 14 in 2016, 13 in 2015 (one wasn’t played), 14 in 2014, 14 in 2013, 15 in 2012, 12 in 2011, 11 in 2010, 11 in 2009, 9 in 2008 and 9 in 2007, for a total of 122.
• Big Ten: 8 in 2016, 7 in 2015, 12 in 2014, 10 in 2013, 8 in 2012, 10 in 2011, 10 in 2010, 9 in 2009, 9 in 2008 and 8 in 2007, for a total of 91.
• Big 12: 8 in 2016, 8 in 2015, 7 in 2014, 9 in 2013, 9 in 2012, 6 in 2011, 8 in 2010, 9 in 2009, 10 in 2008 and 8 in 2007, for a total of 82.
• Pac-12: 8 in 2016, 8 in 2015, 8 in 2014, 9 in 2013, 9 in 2012, 8 in 2011, 7 in 2010, 4 in 2009, 2 in 2008 and 2 in 2007, for a total of 65
• National totals: 52 in 2016, 52 in 2015, 54 in 2014, 58 in 2013, 63 in 2012, 57 in 2011,

 

[RegentDenali]

Vacated season for paying for recruits.

He said Washington, not USC.

 

[USCDoom]

How many Schools have gone 0-12?

 

[RegentDenali]

10-2

Plays USC in the PAC12champ game to decide who goes to the best non-playoff bid bowl. Probably something like the Fiesta Bowl. I don't think either gets a playoff bid this year and the Rose bowl hosts a playoff semi this year.

 

[Gator]

What the fuck is all that. I gave you simple questions. How many times do SEC teams leave their house to play OCC games at other teams stadiums. That means true OCC games. How many times do SEC teams play those garbage OCC late november games away from home. Simple questions. You can go back 5 years or ten years.

Again, STOP CHERRY-PICKING GAMES. Get rid of the OOC nonsense. Compare entire schedules and I'll listen.

Ive asked you a few times and what i get back is in conference games. You dont realize those aren't OCC games? You don't think we all know that the SEC gets over rated every year? You don't realize because the SEC gets over rated and plays one less conference game theres a better chance that a not so good SEC team whos over ranked will stay ranked for a very long time dispite being crap? You dont think we know that? So your lists of how many times you played ranked teams to skirt around my question is amusing but worthless. So again. I highlighted my questions again. Go for it , tell me how the SEC travels for OCC games (not neatral games).

What you get back is an analysis of the ENTIRE schedule. That's all that matters!

 

[Gator]

What the fuck is all that. I gave you simple questions. How many times do SEC teams leave their house to play OCC games at other teams stadiums. That means true OCC games. How many times do SEC teams play those garbage OCC late november games away from home. Simple questions. You can go back 5 years or ten years.
Ive asked you a few times and what i get back is in conference games. You dont realize those aren't OCC games? You don't think we all know that the SEC gets over rated every year? You don't realize because the SEC gets over rated and plays one less conference game theres a better chance that a not so good SEC team whos over ranked will stay ranked for a very long time dispite being crap? You dont think we know that? So your lists of how many times you played ranked teams to skirt around my question is amusing but worthless.
So again. I highlighted my questions again. Go for it , tell me how the SEC travels for OCC games (not neatral games).

Let's talk OOC and USC. In the past FIFTY seasons, how many NON-BOWL GAMES vs MAJOR OOC opponents has USC played away or at neutral site IN California? The answer is ONE!!! That was vs Yr Ranked #19 North Carolina in a Kick-Off Classic in LA in 1993.

In the past FIFTY seasons, how many NON-BOWL GAMES vs MAJOR OOC opponents has USC played away or at neutral site within 750 Miles of USC? Again, That is, take a 750 mile circle around USC and count the number a games vs MAJOR teams in OOC games in the past 50 years. The answer is still ONE!!! That was vs Yr Ranked #19 North Carolina in a Kick-Off Classic in LA in 1993.

http://www.sportshoop.la/cfbt_recor...cres=1&scrview=2&tdist=on&tdistl=0&tdisth=750

The reason is there are NO P5 OOC teams within 750 miles of LA. USC must travel more than 750 to play AWAY OOC games vs P5 teams. UW is in the same boat.

Within 750 miles of Gainesville, the are: UVa. VT, NC, NC St, Duke, Wake Forest, Louisville, Clemson, GT, FSU, Miami that are OOC with the best 2 IN THE STATE of Florida.

In the past FIFTY seasons, how many NON-BOWL GAMES vs MAJOR OOC opponents has UF played away or at neutral site IN Florida? The answer is 38 with with 23 of those being T25 ranked and 15 being T10.

http://www.sportshoop.la/cfbt_recor...cres=1&scrview=2&tdist=on&tdistl=0&tdisth=310

Let's talk IN-Conference and USC. In the past FIFTY seasons, how many NON-BOWL GAMES vs MAJOR IN conference opponents has USC played away or at neutral site IN California? The answer is 96 with 11 being T10 and 21 being T25 ranked.

In the past FIFTY seasons, how many NON-BOWL GAMES vs MAJOR IN conference opponents has UF played away or at neutral site IN Florida? The answer is 51 with 15 being T10 and 25 being T25 ranked.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

You're right, "USC also doesn't play the late season garbage excuse of a team to pad an easy win.", that what USC uses the other PAC 12 teams like UW for, to pad their schedule!

 

[socaljim242]

Let's talk OOC and USC. In the past FIFTY seasons, how many NON-BOWL GAMES vs MAJOR OOC opponents has USC played away or at neutral site IN California? The answer is ONE!!! That was vs Yr Ranked #19 North Carolina in a Kick-Off Classic in LA in 1993.

In the past FIFTY seasons, how many NON-BOWL GAMES vs MAJOR OOC opponents has USC played away or at neutral site within 750 Miles of USC? Again, That is, take a 750 mile circle around USC and count the number a games vs MAJOR teams in OOC games in the past 50 years. The answer is still ONE!!! That was vs Yr Ranked #19 North Carolina in a Kick-Off Classic in LA in 1993.

http://www.sportshoop.la/cfbt_recor...cres=1&scrview=2&tdist=on&tdistl=0&tdisth=750

The reason is there are NO P5 OOC teams within 750 miles of LA. USC must travel more than 750 to play AWAY OOC games vs P5 teams. UW is in the same boat.

Within 750 miles of Gainesville, the are: UVa. VT, NC, NC St, Duke, Wake Forest, Louisville, Clemson, GT, FSU, Miami that are OOC with the best 2 IN THE STATE of Florida.

In the past FIFTY seasons, how many NON-BOWL GAMES vs MAJOR OOC opponents has UF played away or at neutral site IN Florida? The answer is 38 with with 23 of those being T25 ranked and 15 being T10.

http://www.sportshoop.la/cfbt_recor...cres=1&scrview=2&tdist=on&tdistl=0&tdisth=310

Let's talk IN-Conference and USC. In the past FIFTY seasons, how many NON-BOWL GAMES vs MAJOR IN conference opponents has USC played away or at neutral site IN California? The answer is 96 with 11 being T10 and 21 being T25 ranked.

In the past FIFTY seasons, how many NON-BOWL GAMES vs MAJOR IN conference opponents has UF played away or at neutral site IN Florida? The answer is 51 with 15 being T10 and 25 being T25 ranked.

Oh I see what you did there. Rather than answer my simple questions.
A. in the last 5-10 years how many true road OCC games has Florida played and how many has the SEC played
B. How many time do SEC teams play those late November OCC creampuffs at the other teams house.

To deflect you try and throw out some random garbage numbers saying Florida doesnt have to go far to play quality OCC teams and USC does have to travel to play Auburn, Arkansaw, Ohio state type teams. To prove your point you gave a list of teams close to Florida and thats the excuse you give. But theres a problem

UVA- Floridas only played them once in 1959 and even that wasnt a road game
VT- only Played them twice and last time Florida traveled to play them was 1934
North Carolina- last time Florida traveled to play them 1968
Duke- Never Traveled to play Duke
Wake Forrest- Never traveled to wake Forrest
Louisville- never travel;ed to play them
Clemson- Florida last played them in 1961, last time florida went to Clemson to play, 1925
Georgia Tech- last time Florida played them was 1981

So your bullcrap list is full of flaws and so is your excuse for Florida never leaving the south.

 

[USCDoom]

Within 750 miles of Gainesville, the are: UVa. VT, NC, NC St, Duke, Wake Forest, Louisville, Clemson, GT, FSU, Miami that are OOC with the best 2 IN THE STATE of Florida.

Do you realize you just Proved How Cowardly Florida Is.

With all those School SOOOO Close to Florida and they STILL DUCK THEM.

LMAO @ Claiming FSU and Miami when you are Forced to Play One, and Have Ducked the Other for DECADES!!!

 

[Gator]

Oh I see what you did there. Rather than answer my simple questions.
A. in the last 5-10 years how many true road OCC games has Florida played and how many has the SEC played
B. How many time do SEC teams play those late November OCC creampuffs at the other teams house.

To deflect you try and throw out some random garbage numbers saying Florida doesnt have to go far to play quality OCC teams and USC does have to travel to play Auburn, Arkansaw, Ohio state type teams. To prove your point you gave a list of teams close to Florida and thats the excuse you give. But theres a problem

UVA- Floridas only played them once in 1959 and even that wasnt a road game
VT- only Played them twice and last time Florida traveled to play them was 1934
North Carolina- last time Florida traveled to play them 1968
Duke- Never Traveled to play Duke
Wake Forrest- Never traveled to wake Forrest
Louisville- never travel;ed to play them
Clemson- Florida last played them in 1961, last time florida went to Clemson to play, 1925
Georgia Tech- last time Florida played them was 1981

So your bullcrap list is full of flaws and so is your excuse for Florida never leaving the south.

First,
Yes, you keep deflecting from using the entire schedule by focusing on a tiny fraction of the schedule which fits your tiny point. Why not use every game for every season. Because you would lose every argument if you did. So, you just keep going back to a tiny insignificant sample size to try to prove some absurd notion of yours.

Second
At no point did I ever say we played them all. The point was that there 11 OOC teams within 750 miles of UF vs ZERO for USC. UF DOESN'T have to travel to Duke, Wake Forest, etc to get good OOC games. We only have to travel to Tallahassee. UF doesn't have to play ALL of the 11 OOC teams to produce a MUCH tougher OOC schedule than MOST school ever have. UF only needs to play FSU and the rest of the SEC and it beats the crap out of most schedule. So go ahead and travel the 3000 miles to play UVa or whatever sucky teams you want. All you are accomplishing is wasting a lot of time, money, and gas.

Third, over the past 5 seasons has played 4 OOC away games against FSU 3x and Miami 1x. FSU was ranked in the top 10 all 3 times and Miami was 9-4. UF beat #10 FSU and lost the other 3 games. USC has played 4 OOC games away games against Hawaii 1x, ND 2x and BC 1x. ND was ranked both times but neither time in the top10, BC was unranked at 7-6 and Hawaii was 1-11. The only team USC beat was Hawaii.

Fourth, you also skipped the part about USC plays in a state with THREE other P5 team Stanford, Cal, and UCLA. USC has played these teams AWAY a combined 96 times in the past 50 season but can only 11 T10 opponents and 22 ranked teams. That indicates how BAD football has been in California over the past 50 seasons. IN conference and OOC games combined USC has played 11 T10 teams and 23 T25 teams IN CALIFORNIA over the past FIFTY seasons.

In fact, over the past 50 seasons, USC has played 196 games against ALL other PAC schools away and at neutral sites. In those 196 games their opponents have been ranked T25 55 times and T10 23 times.

By comparison, over the past 50 years, UF has played UGa 48 times in Jax and UGa has been ranked 28 times and 16 times in the T10.

Over the past 50 seasons, UF has played FSU 25 times in Tallahassee and FSU has been ranked 17 times and 11 times in the T10.

Over the past 50 seasons, UF has played Miami 12 times in Miami and Miami has been ranked 4 times and all 4 time in the T10.

That means that UF playing away games IN STATE against JUST THREE teams UGa, FSU, and Miami is tougher than USC's ENTIRE AWAY PAC schedule for the past 50 seasons.

 

[socaljim242]

First,
Yes, you keep deflecting from using the entire schedule by focusing on a tiny fraction of the schedule which fits your tiny point. Why not use every game for every season. Because you would lose every argument if you did. So, you just keep going back to a tiny insignificant sample size to try to prove some absurd notion of yours.

Second
At no point did I ever say we played them all. The point was that there 11 OOC teams within 750 miles of UF vs ZERO for USC. UF DOESN'T have to travel to Duke, Wake Forest, etc to get good OOC games. We only have to travel to Tallahassee. UF doesn't have to play ALL of the 11 OOC teams to produce a MUCH tougher OOC schedule than MOST school ever have. UF only needs to play FSU and the rest of the SEC and it beats the crap out of most schedule. So go ahead and travel the 3000 miles to play UVa or whatever sucky teams you want. All you are accomplishing is wasting a lot of time, money, and gas.

Third, over the past 5 seasons has played 4 OOC away games against FSU 3x and Miami 1x. FSU was ranked in the top 10 all 3 times and Miami was 9-4. UF beat #10 FSU and lost the other 3 games. USC has played 4 OOC games away games against Hawaii 1x, ND 2x and BC 1x. ND was ranked both times but neither time in the top10, BC was unranked at 7-6 and Hawaii was 1-11. The only team USC beat was Hawaii.

Fourth, you also skipped the part about USC plays in a state with THREE other P5 team Stanford, Cal, and UCLA. USC has played these teams AWAY a combined 96 times in the past 50 season but can only 11 T10 opponents and 22 ranked teams. That indicates how BAD football has been in California over the past 50 seasons. IN conference and OOC games combined USC has played 11 T10 teams and 23 T25 teams IN CALIFORNIA over the past FIFTY seasons.

In fact, over the past 50 seasons, USC has played 196 games against ALL other PAC schools away and at neutral sites. In those 196 games their opponents have been ranked T25 55 times and T10 23 times.

By comparison, over the past 50 years, UF has played UGa 48 times in Jax and UGa has been ranked 28 times and 16 times in the T10.

Over the past 50 seasons, UF has played FSU 25 times in Tallahassee and FSU has been ranked 17 times and 11 times in the T10.

Over the past 50 seasons, UF has played Miami 12 times in Miami and Miami has been ranked 4 times and all 4 time in the T10.

That means that UF playing away games IN STATE against JUST THREE teams UGa, FSU, and Miami is tougher than USC's ENTIRE AWAY PAC schedule for the past 50 seasons.

Wait. So after giving some BS answer about how theres so many quality OCC oppenents complete with a list of teams Florida played once or twice in the 30s and 50s and some teams Florida has never played at their stadium. I go online and show that to you. You just skip that and go back to In the last 50 years .lol
How about the last ten. Who gives a shit about who played who in the 60s. You seem to want to skip answering the questions. How many times in the last ten years did Florida actually travel to an OCC game? And none of this adding your rival BS. I wont include Notre Dame. Lets see the list.