(04-11-2013 05:09 PM)GSU Eagles Wrote: In 2012 we were the highest ranked team in the East @ #72, so I think we improve on that by 2014. If you don't like Sagarin ratings, then tell Benson to quit using them in his press conferences.
East
1) Ga Southern
2) App St
3) Troy
4) JMU
5) USA
6) Ga St
West
1) Ark St
2) Tx St
3) ULM
4)Idaho
5) UL-£afayette
6) NMSU
ULL's season derails after an early season loss in Statesboro. Fans blame Huds for giving the Eagles bulletin board material and not apologizing for his derogatory FCS comments he made in 2012.
Ga Southern vs Ark St in a rematch of the 1986 FCS national title. Same results again. Ga Southern 48 Ark St 21.
In 2012 you were not in the East or even the SBC. Therefore, these assumptions are cute and all but that is simply what they are, assumptions.
No one could accurately predict how Georgia Southern's 2012 team could have done in the SBC. You could have some clever guesses here or there but it is all speculation none the less.
Sargarin can ride flaming grocery buggy while sucking on a nail gun as far as I am concerned. I don't even care enough to spell the stupid word correctly. It is an atrocious, hideous, and evil creation brought upon the Earth to devour the poor minds of unfortunate people who cheer for unfortunate schools that are in unfortunate positions.
Do not delude yourself into thinking your team could even win six games at this level. Yes, that even includes the lowly damn SBC as so many of your fans are fond of telling us about. We have talent (excuse me, had talent) that blew their noses with the Georgia Southern recruitment letter envelope. Are all of our players high grade? Hell no. That doesn't change the fact that it is still a higher level of quality across the board and two deep.
All that being said, it is not impossible that those predictions would prove true. Perhaps had Georgia Southern played with us in 2012 you would have finished on the top of the East. Perhaps, even, you beat a BCS team. It isn't unheard of and happens every year. But to assume, while playing better teams every week, that you would be successful at a consistent rate is a bold (and quite naive) statement.