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re: Brian Harsin: By the numbers
Posted on 12/23/20 at 12:33 am to Tuscaloosa
Posted on 12/23/20 at 12:33 am to Tuscaloosa
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For reference, from 2000-2013, BSU had 4 seasons with 3 or more losses. From 2014-2019, BSU matched that number.
Boise changed conferences in 2010, which significantly raised the strength of schedule. 2010 was about half way through Petersen's tenure.
Here's a post from an AU forum where a guy ran the SoS numbers:
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Harsin took over in the last year of BSU's probation for LOIC (which was BS on a scale comparable to any of AU's probations) and down 9 scholarship players after a loss of 3/year from '11-'13. He faced a much tougher SOS of -1.77 (-1.48 if you leave out this year, which was their weakest year by far). For comparison's sake AU's SOS in the Malzahn era was 6.06.
Dan Hawkins faced an incredibly weak SOS of -5.18, so I really don't see his record as all that comparable to Harsin, so please stop with all the "He's thuh werst coach they've had out there" whining.
Dan Hawkins faced a -5.18 SoS. Harsin was at -1.7 on average. That's a massive jump. For reference, AU's SoS is +6.06
Posted on 12/23/20 at 8:44 am to AUstar
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Boise changed conferences in 2010, which significantly raised the strength of schedule. 2010 was about half way through Petersen's tenure.
Enh. I would not go that far. BYU and Utah left right before Boise joined. TCU left the year after that. The teams that replaced them were from... the WAC.
Posted on 12/23/20 at 9:19 am to AUstar
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Boise changed conferences in 2010, which significantly raised the strength of schedule. 2010 was about half way through Petersen's tenure.
They went 12-1 in their first season in the MWC and absolutely crushed Arizona State in their bowl game by the score of 56-24. When Chris Petersen was at Boise State they owned the WAC and MWC while also beating OOC opponents like Georgia, Arizona State, and Washington. Harsin's OOC record is atrocious.
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