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Add in 3 non conference games and what’s your teams record/ranking
Posted on 11/23/20 at 1:07 pm
Posted on 11/23/20 at 1:07 pm
6-3 probably barely in the #22-24 range. These random G5 teams that are hanging around the top 25 with the exception of BYU & Cincinnati would not be there if the power 5’s had their cupcake games to pat their stats. The top 25 is totally skewed this season IMO.
LSU, Missouri and Arkansas would all probably be ranked. Along with West Virginia for the big12.
If there’s anything we can learn from this season it’s adding a 9th SEC game wouldn’t be a bad idea. 9 conference games + 2 G5 games + 1 P5 game. That’s the formula.
LSU, Missouri and Arkansas would all probably be ranked. Along with West Virginia for the big12.
If there’s anything we can learn from this season it’s adding a 9th SEC game wouldn’t be a bad idea. 9 conference games + 2 G5 games + 1 P5 game. That’s the formula.
Posted on 11/23/20 at 1:29 pm to turnpiketiger
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6-3 probably barely in the #22-24 range.
Don't think LSU is ranked with wins over Vandy, South Carolina, and Arkansas.
And I like how you went with 3 G5 teams instead of a P5 team like say Texas?
Posted on 11/23/20 at 1:59 pm to turnpiketiger
5-4, Im not sure we would have beaten BYU at their place. Had we, we would be around 15th right now and sitting at 6-3 with a good shot at 9-3
Posted on 11/23/20 at 2:05 pm to turnpiketiger
If we were playing OOC games this year LSU would've embarrassed the SEC in week one by losing to a directional school.
Posted on 11/23/20 at 2:08 pm to turnpiketiger
Probably a good thing Auburn's opening game with UNC got cancelled. Our secondary was slow to develop this year and UNC offense came out of the gates firing on all cylinders. Add in other factors (Mercedes Benz stadium, openener and mid level P5 with a chip on their shoulder) and that game had ALL the indicators for another Gus Malzahn egg.
Posted on 11/23/20 at 2:22 pm to turnpiketiger
7 and 2. Maybe 8 and 1
Posted on 11/23/20 at 2:26 pm to turnpiketiger
Better question - what would your team's record be going into this weekend if you had played your original schedule, based on how you ended up playing?
I know it's not perfect, what with teams missing key players, etc, but here goes:
Sept. 5 — vs. Alcorn State WIN
Sept. 12 — vs. North Carolina (Atlanta) Loss
Sept. 19 — at Ole Miss WIN
Sept. 26 — vs. Southern Miss WIN
Oct. 3 — vs. Kentucky WIN
Oct. 10 — at Georgia Loss
Oct. 17 — vs. Texas A&M Loss
Oct. 31 — at Mississippi State WIN
Nov. 7 — vs. Arkansas WIN
Nov. 14 — vs. UMass WIN
Nov. 21 — vs. LSU WIN
So we'd probably be 8-3 going into Iron Bowl week.
I know it's not perfect, what with teams missing key players, etc, but here goes:
Sept. 5 — vs. Alcorn State WIN
Sept. 12 — vs. North Carolina (Atlanta) Loss
Sept. 19 — at Ole Miss WIN
Sept. 26 — vs. Southern Miss WIN
Oct. 3 — vs. Kentucky WIN
Oct. 10 — at Georgia Loss
Oct. 17 — vs. Texas A&M Loss
Oct. 31 — at Mississippi State WIN
Nov. 7 — vs. Arkansas WIN
Nov. 14 — vs. UMass WIN
Nov. 21 — vs. LSU WIN
So we'd probably be 8-3 going into Iron Bowl week.
Posted on 11/23/20 at 5:23 pm to FearlessFreep
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Oct. 17 — vs. Texas A&M Loss
Y’all would beat them
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