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Quit checking me out.
25 teams are on this list, Michigan is not and somehow Michigan is still the talk of the town. Harbaugh wins again.
Got that offseason national championship all finished up.
25 teams are on this list, Michigan is not and somehow Michigan is still the talk of the town. Harbaugh wins again.
Georgia fans are going to be upset.Got that offseason national championship all finished up.
Georgia fans are going to be upset.
I think I may have referenced it once before. Its going to be one hell of a first year for helton, Starting the year off with Alabama and Stanford early. A tough PAC schedule. And this is the year SC finishes with the ND and ULA rivalries back to back. USC is known to schedule tough schedules too tho. Like ND they have never played an FCS schoolI am surprised @clarkson23devils hasn't commented anything about USC being #1 yet
I'd have to say that data supports your conclusion.Not buying Clemson as a tough schedule.
Troy 4-8
South Carolina State 7-4 did not go post season, did not play a DIV 1 team.
South Carolina 3-9
Boston College 3-9
Georgia Tech 3-9
Wake forest 3-9
NC State 7-6 blown out in their bowl game
Syracuse 4-8
Louisville comes to Clemson, 8-5 beat Texas A&M in their bowl game
Pittsburgh comes to Clemson, 8-5 lost their bowl game
Play at Auburn 7-6 won their bowl game, beat Memphis
Play at Florida State 10-3, lost their bowl game to Houston
So they are facing one team that won 10 or more games, playing six teams that lost 8 or more games, one team that did not play a DIV 1 team in 2015, 2 teams that won 7, 2 teams that won 8
the overall wins and losses is
67 wins
81 losses
Clemson played SC State in 2014 and the game was real close. SC State scored with 4 minutes left in the game.
Clemson 73
SC State 7
I'd have to say that data supports your conclusion.
In all fairness, that data is completely irrelevant to the 2016 schedule. Figuring out who has the most difficult schedule for 2016 is a fool's errand, when not a single team has even played a game.
So, Texas is worried about UTEP, California Bears without their star QB and three other NFL draft picks, and Kansas?
Every day, I bet Charlie Strong and his coaching staff are taking a very serious look at the schedule and counting the number of wins they expect to have and the ones they think they need to stay employed.
I am surprised @clarkson23devils hasn't commented anything about USC being #1 yet
I heard Minn. Oregon State(2-10) on non con with FCS team and Colorado State(7-6)Was there an easiest one for the P5 teams?
But Iowa, dough. They have the best player in the conference. That severely increases the difficulty.I heard Minn. Oregon State(2-10) on non con with FCS team and Colorado State(7-6)
Conference play is West so has Iowa, Wisc and Northwestern who all had 10 win or more but the others were at 6 or less wins. and out of the east they have 3-9 Maryland 4-8 Rutgers and 7-6 Penn St.
Yeah, I've already seen pundits calling SC the best darn 7-5 team in the nation. Personally I think a 9-3 would be a good mark to shoot for, and if the wins include both ND and ucla it will be a good season.
9-3 would not be a bad season. I would even say 8-4 purely because I see Helton as a bad hire, and even with the talent he may max out at 9-3 in his tenure. He may set the world on fire, and good for USC if he does. I just think the HC needs to be kept in mind in managing preseason expectations (see LSU and Les Miles).Yeah, I've already seen pundits calling SC the best darn 7-5 team in the nation. Personally I think a 9-3 would be a good mark to shoot for, and if the wins include both ND and ucla it will be a good season.
We have that trademarked thank you very much
Why don't you hang out in one of the 3 Michigan threads on the first 2 pages, and compare it to the number of team specific threads made by any other team then holla back.How amazing is it that everyone says Michigan gets too much talk and this list that doesn't include Michigan still turns into a Michigan thread. I think maybe some of you guys need help. GO BLUE!!!
How amazing is it that everyone says Michigan gets too much talk and this list that doesn't include Michigan still turns into a Michigan thread. I think maybe some of you guys need help. GO BLUE!!!