(01-04-2015 08:49 AM)Cnelson203 Wrote:  When I looked at the stats this morning, its clear that ECU played well enough to win. But in the end, there aren't any moral victories, and I'm sure the Pirates are extremely disappointed. At least you have a chance to take one from them at their place next season. That would be a MUCH sweeter victory.

No idea what Carden thought he had coverage wise on that last int in the end zone. Good game though.

So the mighty SEC is a TD better than the lowly AAC. And ECU had the ball on the Florida goal line with a minute left.

I'm not buying the P5 hype.

(01-04-2015 10:29 AM)UConn-SMU Wrote:  So the mighty SEC is a TD better than the lowly AAC. And ECU had the ball on the Florida goal line with a minute left.

I'm not buying the P5 hype.

A 6-6 Florida that fired it's head coach and using the outgoing staff I would consider probably the 12 best team in might SEC. ECU played a good game but let's wait till after the rematch in the swamp before you bad mouth the SEC.

So when Florida loses its coach (self-inflicted), they have an excuse.

But when Cincinnati has its coach taken away from them just days before a bowl with Florida, SEC fans are allowed to discount that as irrelevant.

Ok.

"P5" ...

(01-04-2015 10:29 AM)UConn-SMU Wrote:  So the mighty SEC is a TD better than the lowly AAC. And ECU had the ball on the Florida goal line with a minute left.

I'm not buying the P5 hype.

The AAC was something like 4-22 against P5, and one of those was Pitt's giveaway vs Houston.

And the 3 AAC champs were 0-8. So the AAC is not in a position to question the P5 label.