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re: SI CFB Strength Of Schedule (*Texas Not Listed)
Posted on 8/14/25 at 11:17 pm to southernboisb
Posted on 8/14/25 at 11:17 pm to southernboisb
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37. Georgia — 87-67 (56.5%)
This is either retardation or they REALLY respect UGAs home field advantage, which they should we have lost there once since 2017.
Last year most considered us having a top 5 top 10 at worst hardest schedule. Now we have the same schedule this year minus Clemson OOC who we brutally crushed, only the three arguable hardest games are at home instead of all being on the road like last year
One is pre season #1, one is #8, and I forget what Ole Miss is ranked pre season I think high teens but imo they’re under ranked. We also go on the road at # 21 Tennessee, and play a neutral site game against #15 Florida. Muh 37 lol
Penn state at # 2 is a laughable joke, they get one VERY lucky playoff seeding and have to beat the mighty SMU and Boise and suddenly they’re ready to be kings of CFB
This post was edited on 8/14/25 at 11:25 pm
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Posted on 8/14/25 at 11:39 pm to southernboisb
I listened to an Arky guy on BR radio this afternoon and he mentioned Arkys away SEC games. At Ole Miss, Tenn, LSU and Texas. Brutal. WTF did Arky do to the SEC offices?
Posted on 8/16/25 at 1:58 pm to SL Xpress
Didn't say it was your intent. I was talking about about the differences between them & the definition of "neutral site".
Posted on 8/16/25 at 2:00 pm to Gatorbait2008
You point would have merit IF Ga. played in the SECCG EVERY YEAR.
Posted on 8/16/25 at 2:05 pm to southernboisb
Easiest SEC schedule in history - exactly the way Sankey drew it up
Posted on 8/18/25 at 3:15 pm to NobodyImportant
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Easiest SEC schedule in history - exactly the way Sankey drew it up
HOW are you going to know when somebody’s going to be good or bad?
Miss. & MSU had strong runs not too long ago; Vandy beat Alabama, etc..
Posted on 8/19/25 at 8:24 am to southernboisb
Using the previous year's win/loss records of a team's opponents may be the single worst,most meaningless criteria for ranking each team's strength of schedule I've ever seen.
Just using Alabama's schedule as an example and conparing it to #T39 Clemson and #37 SMU's schedule (common opponents are bolded)..
T55) Alabama:
@FSU
Wisconsin
b]@South Carolina[/b]
LSU
@Georgia
@Missouri
Tennessee
Oklahoma
@Auburn
Clemson
LSU
@SMU
Mismi
FSU
@South Carolina
SMU...
Baylor
Miami
@Clemson
Two of the 3 toughest opponents on Clemson's #39 SOS are against çommon opponents (LSU, @USCe) along with SMU
The 3 toughest opponents on SMU's #37 schedule are @Clemson, Miami, and probably Baylor
Alabama's #55 schedule includes @UGA, @USCe, @Missouri, LSU, Tennessee, and Oklahoma
An opponent's previous year win/loss record counts for something but not much. Terrible way to rank SOS
Just using Alabama's schedule as an example and conparing it to #T39 Clemson and #37 SMU's schedule (common opponents are bolded)..
T55) Alabama:
@FSU
Wisconsin
b]@South Carolina[/b]
LSU
@Georgia
@Missouri
Tennessee
Oklahoma
@Auburn
Clemson
LSU
@SMU
Mismi
FSU
@South Carolina
SMU...
Baylor
Miami
@Clemson
Two of the 3 toughest opponents on Clemson's #39 SOS are against çommon opponents (LSU, @USCe) along with SMU
The 3 toughest opponents on SMU's #37 schedule are @Clemson, Miami, and probably Baylor
Alabama's #55 schedule includes @UGA, @USCe, @Missouri, LSU, Tennessee, and Oklahoma
An opponent's previous year win/loss record counts for something but not much. Terrible way to rank SOS
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