Kaplony
Be afraid.
so if there are 7 people at a BBQ and 5 Burgers did almost everyone get a burger?
Impossible for me to answer because nobody worth a shirt serves burgers at a BBQ. At a BBQ you serve BBQ.
so if there are 7 people at a BBQ and 5 Burgers did almost everyone get a burger?
USC & Stanford play ND every year on top of a 9 game conference schedule and most every year they manage to fit in a home & away OOC with another P5. They've been doing it for years now.
Not difficult for your conference to have teams that stay ranked when they don't play their own conference members. There's a reason the SEC teams play less regular season P5 teams than all of the other P5 conferences including the ACC. No balls....and yet, after this year, Alabama and Washington will both have played 11 P5 OOC regular season opponents this decade...you must still waiting for your Pac-12 balls to drop. We've even played the same number of ranked P5 teams over that span...4. That's where the similarities end though. We're 4-0 by an average score of 41-15, you're 0-4 by an average score of 44-21. Looks like some schedules could use some pussification.
Is a team that hasn't beaten a ranked OOC opponent in 6487 days really a legit contender.
Not difficult for your conference to have teams that stay ranked when they don't play their own conference members. There's a reason the SEC teams play less regular season P5 teams than all of the other P5 conferences including the ACC. No balls.
Not tough to have opponents ranked at the end of the season when you play in a no testicle transgender conference that not only refuses to play it's own conference members but also plays the least amount of regular season P5 opponents on average compared to the other four P5 conferences.What does any of that have to do with ranked OOC opponents? IF anything, you should have more ranked OOC opponents...as we have several OOC opponents that would be ranked if we hadn't beat them. Conversely, you have several opponents ranked in the 20's that would likely not be ranked if you had done that one simple thing...WIN.
6487 days, lol. SAD. Maybe you should petition the Big West for entry...you could probably be competitive nationally...in the FCS.
Several South Carolina legislators proposed making it state law that Clemson and South Carolina play the in-state schools when the rule changed to allow one FCS game to count towards bowl eligibility in order to keep the guarantee money in the state of South Carolina instead of it going to schools elsewhere. Both schools agreed to play the instate schools to prevent the legislature from getting involved in scheduling, but if the ACC and/or SEC were to adopt it I have no doubt that the law would be passed and last time I checked state law supersedes any conference rule. And I would imagine that once one state adopts the law others would quickly follow to protect their in-state schools.
That rating hasn't been in the CFB board for years.
I believe the Big10 "recommended" that none of their members play a 1-AA.
4 Big10 teams play 4 1-AA's this year. Hell, the first game of the year has South Dak St @ Minnesota on 8/29.
There are 39 other 1-AA's on future Big10 schedules thru 2028. Only Ohio St and Mich are currently not
scheduled to play a 1-AA. I remember Michigan scheduling a 1-AA once, and it didn't turn out well at all.
If the P5 broke away from the NCAA, they wouldn't be allowed to play any NCAA member.
If the Big10 wants to fill their bowl slots, yearly they have to have their members play 1-AA's, because 1/2 of them
would struggle vs good MAC teams.
Let me see if I can help.
@BamaDude is suggesting that playing an extra pac team Waters down the game because the pac sucks.
Or something like that.
I sure and the fvck hope you didn't go to college. It's a mathematical fact that conferences that play more conference games suffer more losses. It's one of the main reasons those no testicle southern teams refuse to play their own conference members seeing how it would put a hit on getting all those teams bowl eligible while keeping them ranked.No that was @AlaskaGuy who made that claim. He said that PAC teams have more losses because they play each other. He called it a "Mathematical fact" that that PAC sucks.
You hope I didn’t go to college to learn 3 grade math? LMAO!I sure and the fvck hope you didn't go to college. It's a mathematical fact that conferences that play more conference games suffer more losses. It's one of the main reasons those no testicle southern teams refuse to play their own conference members seeing how it would put a hit on getting all those teams bowl eligible while keeping them ranked.
Further proof education in the SEC is lacking. I have a GED and it only took me a few seconds longer than it took my 9 year old niece to figure it out.You hope I didn’t go to college to learn 3 grade math? LMAO!
You’re the one to said the SOS of the PAC sucks because they lose to each other… not me.
Probably one of the dumbest things I've read from you on the hoop, including in the PF.
I understand the P5’s would have to play each other instead of G5’s and FCS teams. I don’t think that’d be the worst thing in the world.
An while I’m not a B1G fan, I wouldn’t be throwing shade on them if I was a fan of an ACC team.
It did not. I wondered for a while why it wasn't part of the CFB board because I would've used it a lot.Dude, I feel like it the kabosh when the BS rating was exiled.
How's it feel to get schooled in math by a poster with a GED.it shows.
A larger conference guarantees more bottom feeders. Having a small conference is no excuse for having a shitty SOS. Stop trying to justify. It makes you look pathetic.