Top 10 teams for who does the most with the least

[theboardref]

Texas and Florida would have beaten everyone on Boise State, Hawaii, or UCF's schedule.

Texas was similar to Oklahoma except they just lost most of their close games while Oklahoma found ways to win. Florida was a good team, people saying otherwise are pretty stupid. Lets compare to the list of teams on any of those G5 team’s schedule’s and I’d be willing to bet Florida is better than any team not named Ohio State.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Texas was similar to Oklahoma except they just lost most of their close games while Oklahoma found ways to win. Florida was a good team, people saying otherwise are pretty stupid. Lets compare to the list of teams on any of those G5 team’s schedule’s and I’d be willing to bet Florida is better than any team not named Ohio State.

I'd pick Penn State over Florida for last year.

 

[theboardref]

I'd pick Penn State over Florida for last year.

Forgot they were on a schedule. It would have been a good game.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

There's no doubt that when we think about the "least", Washington is one of the first programs discussed.

 

[cwalke3408]

LSU's schedule last year included: Texas, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Oklahoma, and Clemson.

Meh, it’s a decent schedule

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Congrats on selecting a trophy that UW has never sniffed. Oregon has at least been close (twice).

 

[handicappers]

Congrats on selecting a trophy that UW has never sniffed. Oregon has at least been close (twice).

Yeah, but his school (that he never attended) is best in country for LGBT students. Beat that.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Yeah, but his school (that he never attended) is best in country for LGBT students. Beat that.

I'd rather not.

 

[handicappers]

I'd rather not.

has @AlaskaGuy tattle tailed on you lately?

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

has @AlaskaGuy tattle tailed on you lately?

Indubitably.

 

[Deep Creek]

LSU's schedule last year included: Texas, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Oklahoma, and Clemson.

True...but those last three weren't "scheduled" until after November 30. Only the first four were "scheduled" prior to the season starting.

 

[Wild Turkey]

USCjr has hired two of the best HOF college coaches ever in Holtz and Spurrier. They never won a Conf Championship, and their best year was 11 wins (3 in a row with Spurrier) and wins in the Outback Bowl. That is their ceiling, there is no reason to believe they will ever be better. So, if not Muschamp, who?

Am I still on your ignore list? Asking for a friend.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

True...but those last three weren't "scheduled" until after November 30. Only the first four were "scheduled" prior to the season starting.

Whether "scheduled" or not, they still had to play them.

 

[OregonDucks]

Sooooo you're glad that a big time school, in a big time city, in a state with a decent track record of producing D1 caliber recruits, is on the "Least" list....?

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Sooooo you're glad that a big time school, in a big time city, in a state with a decent track record of producing D1 caliber recruits, is on the "Least" list....?

They went by 247 recruiting rankings.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Sooooo you're glad that a big time school, in a big time city, in a state with a decent track record of producing D1 caliber recruits, is on the "Least" list....?

UW has a shitty athletic department, in the middle of the shithole known as Seattle.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[navamind]

I understand Michigan State didn’t have a good year last year but how the hell did they not make the list?

MSU's 2015-19 stretch has two 10+ win seasons, but there's also two 7-6 seasons and a 3-9. They did have a stretch recruiting-wise where they were in the top 26 from 2014-16 per 247, though I'm not sure how they rank from 11-19.

 

[Deep Creek]

Whether "scheduled" or not, they still had to play them.

"had to"? I would think they enjoyed playing those last three.

 

[ralphiewvu]

MSU's 2015-19 stretch has two 10+ win seasons, but there's also two 7-6 seasons and a 3-9. They did have a stretch recruiting-wise where they were in the top 26 from 2014-16 per 247, though I'm not sure how they rank from 11-19.

I get that totally but using NW (which I think is perfect for this because Fitz is my most underrated coach) during this time they have a 3-9 and 7-6 season in a much less tougher division. Also the two years before tghat NW went 5-7. Also in that time stretch MSU made the college football playoffs. I’m still wondering how MSU didn’t make this list.

Edit NVm he actually has a system used. I get it now. I didn’t read. My B