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re: Guilbeau: LSU gripes to SEC are flawed
Posted on 5/6/14 at 4:21 pm to bmy
Posted on 5/6/14 at 4:21 pm to bmy
FWIW... I coincidentally saw this posted on another site today... They listed every SEC team but here's UA & LSU...
Cross division opponents since 1992...
Alabama Cross-Divisional Opponents
22 - Tennessee...184 wins...
14 - Vanderbilt...87 wins...
8 - South Carolina
7 - Kentucky
6 - Florida
6 - Georgia
1 - Missouri
LSU Cross-Divisional Opponents
22 - Florida...213 wins...
14 - Kentucky...102 wins...
8 - Tennessee
7 - Georgia
7 - South Carolina
6 - Vanderbilt
Cross division opponents since 1992...
Alabama Cross-Divisional Opponents
22 - Tennessee...184 wins...
14 - Vanderbilt...87 wins...
8 - South Carolina
7 - Kentucky
6 - Florida
6 - Georgia
1 - Missouri
LSU Cross-Divisional Opponents
22 - Florida...213 wins...
14 - Kentucky...102 wins...
8 - Tennessee
7 - Georgia
7 - South Carolina
6 - Vanderbilt
This post was edited on 5/6/14 at 4:29 pm
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Posted on 5/6/14 at 7:26 pm to dallasga6
LSU's schedule has clearly been tougher over that time period.
Alabama has played a much easier SEC schedule overall over the course of the past 21 years. Yet, championships are still judged by your confernce record.
They should only count division games and use the non-division games for tie breakers or something. So, if a team goes 5-0 in the division and 0-3 against the east, they win over the team who goes 4-1 in the division and 3-0 against the East. The non-division record would only come into play in the case of a tie breaker. That equalizes it quite a bit. And, it makes division games count that much more.
Alabama has played a much easier SEC schedule overall over the course of the past 21 years. Yet, championships are still judged by your confernce record.
They should only count division games and use the non-division games for tie breakers or something. So, if a team goes 5-0 in the division and 0-3 against the east, they win over the team who goes 4-1 in the division and 3-0 against the East. The non-division record would only come into play in the case of a tie breaker. That equalizes it quite a bit. And, it makes division games count that much more.
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