(12-14-2017 02:12 PM)fanhood Wrote:  

(12-14-2017 01:55 PM)slhNavy91 Wrote:  

(12-14-2017 01:43 PM)fanhood Wrote:  

(12-14-2017 11:35 AM)Tulanefan32 Wrote:  I think this shows the vast difference between the P6 and the G4. I think over the course of the next few years the gap will only get greater. Very proud to be apart of this fine conference.

I'm sorry, did you just use a 13-6 record, where you were 1-1 against the MAC, and 2-1 against the MW, as an example of evidence? Damn, that is one way of looking at it.

No 30-6. .833 winning percentage.

"difference between the P6 and the G4" was what he said. We're not in competition with BYU, Army, or UMass for tv contracts, so look at the numbers vs G4 conferences.
Even 31-14, which is a .688 winning percentage

Ah, the famous statistic that doesn't include bowl games, and doesn't include programs like BYU, Army, and UMASS, that everyone else in the nation includes as G5.

I'm on a plan, and about to take off, so I don't have the time. But what is the record that includes Bowl Games and includes those teams I mentioned? Also, what's the record between the AAC and MW?

I already included bowl games as a sop to G4 lurkers like you: AAC vs the G4 conferences 2015-2017 31-14 record, .688 winning percentage. Reading is fundamental.
Despite my (again, already included) point - comparison is needed for AAC vs G4 conferences but we're not competing with the indies for tv contracts - it took me all of two minutes to find BYU, Army, and UMass records for '15 an '16 seasons - AAC totals for 2015-2017 vs non-power indies 8-8

39-22 versus non-playoff-five '15 through '17. A .639 winning percentage.

Now show us yours...mwc was 9-8 vs AAC, G4s, and non-power indies this year. Sad.