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ESPN tends to push games that they carry - both the Oregon and UNC games were on ESPN or ABC.

re: Strength of Schedule

Posted by The Virginian on 7/14/11 at 2:29 pm to
When you have an SEC champion, the numbers seem to show that they should get the benefit of the doubt when it comes to choosing the contenders for the championship.

The Big 12 should not (especially now, having lost Nebraska and being required to play more mediocre teams from old the Big 12 North).

re: Strength of Schedule

Posted by The Virginian on 7/14/11 at 2:22 pm to
Agreed - it is easy to play the numbers. My issue with the NCAA numbers is that it appears to be completely based upon the win-loss record of the opponent. This is certainly a valid way to sort the numbers, but other factors (such as a BCS ranking, whether the game is a home or away game, etc.) are relevant too.

I really like to look at the numbers. Thanks for posting the NCAA numbers - very interesting.

This seems to explain the basics of how the numbers that I posted were calculated: LINK

Strength of Schedule

Posted by The Virginian on 7/14/11 at 11:52 am
Repost from Tiger Rant:

LSU has had the second toughest from 2003-2010. The toughest? Arkansas - little surprise there. After all, Arky has to play LSU every year.

LINK

Another poster noticed that 11 of the SEC schools are in the top 20. Geaux Tigers.

re: Strength of Schedule

Posted by The Virginian on 7/14/11 at 11:50 am to
I'll repost it there - I'd like to hear some other teams' prospectives.

re: Strength of Schedule

Posted by The Virginian on 7/14/11 at 10:53 am to
Definitely. I thought another interesting note was that Texas' SOS in those seven years was 50. That was much lower than I expected, playing in the Big 12.

Strength of Schedule

Posted by The Virginian on 7/14/11 at 10:35 am
LSU has had the second toughest from 2003-2010. The toughest? Arkansas - little surprise there. After all, Arky has to play LSU every year.

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I loved every minute of that - thanks.
I really appreciated that first part. Great video!
I'll tell you what would happen: what Tigerdroppings could not kill, Tigerdroppings would fire.

But thankfully, Tigerdroppings is not in charge. Miles would stay even if he only won seven games this year.

re: Who hates LSU?

Posted by The Virginian on 7/2/11 at 8:06 pm to
Companies who produce the bottom halves of jeans.
I appreciate the good things that Toliver has done for the school. He has made his mistakes, as most people do in college. However, I really want him to succeed and I hope this setback only gets him to work harder.

:geauxtigers:
My prayers are with the Miles family.
I like listening to Lyn Rollins. I hope they don't make any changes.