(11-17-2014 03:09 PM)stever20 Wrote: What are each schools top wins? Not at time of play but right now?
Like I said, changing your tune. Anyway, it depends on how you define quality win, which for you, changes by the week. First, let's get two things clear: LSU was shut out by a team that hasn't won a conference game in three years, and A&M lost 59-0. In no way, shape, or form are these to be considered "quality" wins under any circumstances from this point forward. A&M should be banned from being even considered for ranking for another year. Which eliminated all of the "quality" wins Miss St has except for Auburn, which gets us back to where we started. So again, one win vs. Auburn, oh, AND THEY LOST ALABAMA, don't count them on how good their schedule is- does not in anyway make for a tougher schedule. Especially because Auburn could still end up with four losses.
FSU may not have a great SOS. But Miss St's isn't that good either. It is very similar to the entire debate about the ECU SOS: where you assumed it was much better than it was, instead of listening to those who warned that by season's end, it would not be that good. Same here. Miss St's SOS only appeared good because people thought LSU and A&M were good teams: they are not, and now they have no significant SOS advantage over FSU. And really they can't going forward, because if they and Alabama win out, it will kill their "quality" wins.
BTW, Alabama only has one real quality win right now too, in Miss St. A&M, LSU, and WVU, their "quality wins" are all unranked now. Southern Miss and FAU are not good, neither is Arkansas, Florida fired it's coach, and Tennessee while improving, is still not very good. But if ever a team deserved some benefit of the doubt, a team with 3 titles in five years is that team.