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BamaDude
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This is a predictive list of the probable win-loss totals of the 2019 season, based on a weighted victory average from the last four years. Wins from 2015 count as 10% of the average, wins from 2016 as 20%, from 2017 as 30% and 2018 as 40%:
1. Clemson 13.8-0.9
2. Alabama 13.7-1.0
3. Ohio St. 12.2-1.5
4. Oklahoma 11.7-2.0
5. Georgia 10.9-3.1
6. Wisconsin 10.3-3.2
7. Appalachian St. 10.2-2.8
8. Washington 10.1-3.5
9. UCF 9.9-3.0
10. Boise St. 9.9-3.1
11. Penn St. 9.8-3.4
12. Troy 9.7-3.2
13. Notre Dame 9.6-3.2
14. Washington St. 9.6-3.4
15. Stanford 9.5-3.9
16. Michigan 9.4-3.4
17. San Diego St. 9.3-4.2
18. LSU 9.2-3.5
19. Army 9.2-3.7
20. Northwestern 9.0-4.4
21. Toledo 8.9-4.3
22. USF 8.8-3.9
23. Oklahoma St. 8.8-4.2
24. Iowa 8.8-4.3
25. Ohio U. 8.7-4.5
NOTE: with the possible exception of the top 5 teams, this is not a prediction of the top teams in the nation, just an estimate of likely win totals based on past performance. It does not take into considerations such as coaching changes, personnel losses or scheduling.
1. Clemson 13.8-0.9
2. Alabama 13.7-1.0
3. Ohio St. 12.2-1.5
4. Oklahoma 11.7-2.0
5. Georgia 10.9-3.1
6. Wisconsin 10.3-3.2
7. Appalachian St. 10.2-2.8
8. Washington 10.1-3.5
9. UCF 9.9-3.0
10. Boise St. 9.9-3.1
11. Penn St. 9.8-3.4
12. Troy 9.7-3.2
13. Notre Dame 9.6-3.2
14. Washington St. 9.6-3.4
15. Stanford 9.5-3.9
16. Michigan 9.4-3.4
17. San Diego St. 9.3-4.2
18. LSU 9.2-3.5
19. Army 9.2-3.7
20. Northwestern 9.0-4.4
21. Toledo 8.9-4.3
22. USF 8.8-3.9
23. Oklahoma St. 8.8-4.2
24. Iowa 8.8-4.3
25. Ohio U. 8.7-4.5
NOTE: with the possible exception of the top 5 teams, this is not a prediction of the top teams in the nation, just an estimate of likely win totals based on past performance. It does not take into considerations such as coaching changes, personnel losses or scheduling.