ragtimejoe1 wrote:kansasCowboy wrote:
Again, try to have a discussion or debate and you just start making fun or mocking. Just like your, "drama king" business in the other thread. You won't actually get. Involved in the discussion. No, yo just start poking fun. And yet others can actually continue on the discussion. Same here. I ask what the AAC did last year.
You state I'm in "la la land.." Somebody else gets involved, answers my question and tells you what the AAC did last year and you continue your point. Pretty sad. But I'm the "drama king"... Okay.
I did. Your hypersensitive drama king self focused on the la la land portion rather than the facts.
Fact: 2 years ago, MWC was almost bottom of the G5 ranks. MWC was slightly better than that last year largely due to BSU--still mostly a push when comparing to AAC. This year, there is no comparison.
Fact: The MWC is trending down and not up based on actual results.
Fact: Over half the conference is rated below 100 = dumpster fire.
Fact: Based on actual results, AAC appears to be trending up. You speculate they will drop off but as of now, they look one hell of a lot better.
Fact: They have better attendance, better markets, and closer proximity to fertile recruiting grounds.
Fact: Other than BSU and perhaps more recently USU, we have a conference full of programs that have a long history of avoiding sustained success.
Trending up? pshaaww. Dumpster fire? Much closer to reality.
Okay then. Fact: maybe you haven't considered how good your three 6-0 teams really are in the AAC.
Temple:
So far they have played: Penn st(5-2); Cinci (3-3); UMASS (1-5); Charlotte (2-4); Tulane (2-4); UCF (0-7)
That's teams with a combined 13-25 record so far. How good are they?
Compared to the MWC's USU:
So far they've played: SUU (4-2); Utah (6-0); Wash (6-0); CSU (3-4); FSU (2-5); BSU (5-2)
For a combined record of 23-16. One is 6-0, the other is 4-2... Who is probably better?
Let's try this one:
Memphis:
So far they've played: Missou St (1-5); KU (0-6); BGSU (5-2); Cinci (3-3); USF (3-3); Ole Miss (5-2)
Combined records of 17-21. That's better
But compared to BSU:
So far they've played: Wash (3-3); BYU (5-2); Ida st (2-4); Virg (2-4); Haw (2-5); CSU (3-4); USU (4-2)
Combined record of 21-24???
One a little higher than the other? Maybe. Might even give the benefit to BSU for playing more quality opponents (Memphis has one Big Twelve; KU 0-6; and one SEC; O Miss 5-2)
(BSU has one P-12; Wash 3-3; one ACC; Virg 2-4; a decent IND in BYU 5-2) Thad just OOC.
Closer but how about Houston and our number 3 coming in with SDSU
So far Houston has played: TNTC (2-5); Louisville (2-4); Tex St (1-4); Tulsa (3-3); SMU (1-5); Tulane (2-4)
Combined record of 11-25...?
Compared to 4-3 SDSU:
So far have played: San Diego (4-2); Cali (5-1); S. Alab (3-3); Penn St (5-2); FSU (2-5); Haw (2-5); SJS (3-4)
Combined: 24-22. That's a far cry better. Which means opponents are better.
So in the end you're 18-0 AAC teams will probably play out the rest of the season as such:
Temple will probably win their Division: seriously, they may lose to ECU (4-3 and USF 3-3) that about it.
Memphis has the best chance to win their division: they've proven they can at least beat teams with a pulse. They would and will probably get by conf pretender: Houston and then Navy after that probably Temple in the title.
Houston, unless they've gained some momentum from this trash heap of a schedule is, like I said, the pretender and will be falling off here soon, and probably end with 3-4 losses.
So yes, Houston, Memphis and Temple combined schedule gives them 18-0... Against a combined opponent record of 41-71. YIKES!
To the MWCs, USU, BSU, and SDSU's combined record of 13-7... Going against an overall opponents record of 68-62...
Big difference! Shoot! (Yeah, might be hypothetical) but I'd be willing to bet WYO woud even have a few more wins on any of those AAC schools schedule! We dog on WYO doing horrid on a bad schedule but, why not. Let's just throw WYO in the mix:
They played: UND (4-3); EMU (1-6); WSU (4-2; UNM (4-3); AppSt (5-1); AFA (3-3); Nev (3-4)
Combined record of 24-22. Hmm?