The only thing that hurts your strength of schedule is losing the games that you play. Every confrence has bottom teams the Sunbelts problem is that our teams wet the bed more often than not.


So you think beating New Mexico State or Charlotte is the same as beating Boise State or Memphis? You can't get highly ranked if you don't beat good teams. Beating up on cupcakes won't get the job done.

(09-22-2015 10:37 AM)Peachstealth Wrote:  The only thing that hurts your strength of schedule is losing the games that you play. Every confrence has bottom teams the Sunbelts problem is that our teams wet the bed more often than not.


So you think beating New Mexico State or Charlotte is the same as beating Boise State or Memphis? You can't get highly ranked if you don't beat good teams. Beating up on cupcakes won't get the job done.

I didn't say it would but to use your words gs can't get ranked higher beat up cupcakes in conference. If you guys woulda beat West Virginia then maybe you'd have that high ranking. It's a piss poor argument. you can't get highly ranked if you lose to the good teams. Instead of pointing the finger at the bottom how bout you guys concentrate on actually beating the teams you are scheduled against. Boise disproves your lil theory because they actually win when they play the big boys and that's why they were a nod for the access bowl.

(09-22-2015 04:05 PM)RoyK Wrote:  

(09-22-2015 10:37 AM)Peachstealth Wrote:  The only thing that hurts your strength of schedule is losing the games that you play. Every confrence has bottom teams the Sunbelts problem is that our teams wet the bed more often than not.


So you think beating New Mexico State or Charlotte is the same as beating Boise State or Memphis? You can't get highly ranked if you don't beat good teams. Beating up on cupcakes won't get the job done.

I didn't say it would but to use your words gs can't get ranked higher beat up cupcakes in conference. If you guys woulda beat West Virginia then maybe you'd have that high ranking. It's a piss poor argument. you can't get highly ranked if you lose to the good teams. Instead of pointing the finger at the bottom how bout you guys concentrate on actually beating the teams you are scheduled against. Boise disproves your lil theory because they actually win when they play the big boys and that's why they were a nod for the access bowl.

Do you even understand what the term "Strength of schedule" means? I don't believe I said anything about GS in particular, I was talking in general terms. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strength_of_schedule

(09-22-2015 04:32 PM)Peachstealth Wrote:  

(09-22-2015 04:05 PM)RoyK Wrote:  

(09-22-2015 10:37 AM)Peachstealth Wrote:  The only thing that hurts your strength of schedule is losing the games that you play. Every confrence has bottom teams the Sunbelts problem is that our teams wet the bed more often than not.


So you think beating New Mexico State or Charlotte is the same as beating Boise State or Memphis? You can't get highly ranked if you don't beat good teams. Beating up on cupcakes won't get the job done.

I didn't say it would but to use your words gs can't get ranked higher beat up cupcakes in conference. If you guys woulda beat West Virginia then maybe you'd have that high ranking. It's a piss poor argument. you can't get highly ranked if you lose to the good teams. Instead of pointing the finger at the bottom how bout you guys concentrate on actually beating the teams you are scheduled against. Boise disproves your lil theory because they actually win when they play the big boys and that's why they were a nod for the access bowl.

Do you even understand what the term "Strength of schedule" means? I don't believe I said anything about GS in particular, I was talking in general terms. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strength_of_schedule

Do you understand what it means And I'm talking general terms too. its football. No disrespect to any of the teams but Marshall played in sort of a best of the rest confrence but lost, there weak ooc schedule is what doomed the,. Boise plays a realatively weak me confrence schedule but they got the access bowl nod. Last year the AAC was a jumbled mess for every Boise, Marshall, Memphis there is a unlv, fiu, and Tulsa, Vanderbilt, Kansas etc. like I said if your team thinks it's good enough then challenge yourself I'm pretty sure if you beat a wvu, and Georgia this year you would be the toast of the town but you didn't send prolly won't. Boise beat Washington, Toledo beat Arkansas, they are ranked above you even though Miami Ohio and others may drag them down as you say. Long story short win the games that you schedule and unless is a bs schedule you shouldn't have any worries. You may not have said something about gs but I did. You live in a glass house and throwing stones.

(09-22-2015 04:42 PM)RoyK Wrote:  

(09-22-2015 04:32 PM)Peachstealth Wrote:  

(09-22-2015 04:05 PM)RoyK Wrote:  

(09-22-2015 10:37 AM)Peachstealth Wrote:  The only thing that hurts your strength of schedule is losing the games that you play. Every confrence has bottom teams the Sunbelts problem is that our teams wet the bed more often than not.


So you think beating New Mexico State or Charlotte is the same as beating Boise State or Memphis? You can't get highly ranked if you don't beat good teams. Beating up on cupcakes won't get the job done.

I didn't say it would but to use your words gs can't get ranked higher beat up cupcakes in conference. If you guys woulda beat West Virginia then maybe you'd have that high ranking. It's a piss poor argument. you can't get highly ranked if you lose to the good teams. Instead of pointing the finger at the bottom how bout you guys concentrate on actually beating the teams you are scheduled against. Boise disproves your lil theory because they actually win when they play the big boys and that's why they were a nod for the access bowl.

Do you even understand what the term "Strength of schedule" means? I don't believe I said anything about GS in particular, I was talking in general terms. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strength_of_schedule

Do you understand what it means And I'm talking general terms too. its football. No disrespect to any of the teams but Marshall played in sort of a best of the rest confrence but lost, there weak ooc schedule is what doomed the,. Boise plays a realatively weak me confrence schedule but they got the access bowl nod. Last year the AAC was a jumbled mess for every Boise, Marshall, Memphis there is a unlv, fiu, and Tulsa, Vanderbilt, Kansas etc. like I said if your team thinks it's good enough then challenge yourself I'm pretty sure if you beat a wvu, and Georgia this year you would be the toast of the town but you didn't send prolly won't. Boise beat Washington, Toledo beat Arkansas, they are ranked above you even though Miami Ohio and others may drag them down as you say. Long story short win the games that you schedule and unless is a bs schedule you shouldn't have any worries. You may not have said something about gs but I did. You live in a glass house and throwing stones.

WE all know that the chances of GS or any G-5 beating a top 10 team are slim at best. My point is you aren't going to move up by beating 3 of the bottom 5 teams of the 128 in FBS and the Sun Belt is home to #124, #127 and #128 and by the way #118. Other than UGA the highest ranked opponent we have left is #82 App State. Do you consider that a bs schedule? I do, but it's a conference schedule and you have to play a conference schedule
Only GS #56 and Louisiana #62 are ranked in the top half of teams and unfortunately we don't play ULL nor #76 A stAte.

I got my ranking here:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nca.../72535272/

(09-22-2015 06:31 PM)Peachstealth Wrote:  

(09-22-2015 04:42 PM)RoyK Wrote:  

(09-22-2015 04:32 PM)Peachstealth Wrote:  

(09-22-2015 04:05 PM)RoyK Wrote:  

(09-22-2015 10:37 AM)Peachstealth Wrote:  The only thing that hurts your strength of schedule is losing the games that you play. Every confrence has bottom teams the Sunbelts problem is that our teams wet the bed more often than not.


So you think beating New Mexico State or Charlotte is the same as beating Boise State or Memphis? You can't get highly ranked if you don't beat good teams. Beating up on cupcakes won't get the job done.

I didn't say it would but to use your words gs can't get ranked higher beat up cupcakes in conference. If you guys woulda beat West Virginia then maybe you'd have that high ranking. It's a piss poor argument. you can't get highly ranked if you lose to the good teams. Instead of pointing the finger at the bottom how bout you guys concentrate on actually beating the teams you are scheduled against. Boise disproves your lil theory because they actually win when they play the big boys and that's why they were a nod for the access bowl.

Do you even understand what the term "Strength of schedule" means? I don't believe I said anything about GS in particular, I was talking in general terms. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strength_of_schedule

Do you understand what it means And I'm talking general terms too. its football. No disrespect to any of the teams but Marshall played in sort of a best of the rest confrence but lost, there weak ooc schedule is what doomed the,. Boise plays a realatively weak me confrence schedule but they got the access bowl nod. Last year the AAC was a jumbled mess for every Boise, Marshall, Memphis there is a unlv, fiu, and Tulsa, Vanderbilt, Kansas etc. like I said if your team thinks it's good enough then challenge yourself I'm pretty sure if you beat a wvu, and Georgia this year you would be the toast of the town but you didn't send prolly won't. Boise beat Washington, Toledo beat Arkansas, they are ranked above you even though Miami Ohio and others may drag them down as you say. Long story short win the games that you schedule and unless is a bs schedule you shouldn't have any worries. You may not have said something about gs but I did. You live in a glass house and throwing stones.

WE all know that the chances of GS or any G-5 beating a top 10 team are slim at best. My point is you aren't going to move up by beating 3 of the bottom 5 teams of the 128 in FBS and the Sun Belt is home to #124, #127 and #128 and by the way #118. Other than UGA the highest ranked opponent we have left is #82 App State. Do you consider that a bs schedule? I do, but it's a conference schedule and you have to play a conference schedule
Only GS #56 and Louisiana #62 are ranked in the top half of teams and unfortunately we don't play ULL nor #76 A stAte.

I got my ranking here:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nca.../72535272/

So it's our fault about the schedule I think not. Wanna improve your record. Take less home games and play a game at a decent g-5 instead of two p-5 pay games and most importantly win those games. This argument of you guys not moving up in ranking is senseless. Like I stated earlier you win out and I'm pretty sure there won't be many arguments against you or any other team in the belt. I use the Mac as an example but it's largely been Boise and team xxxx with a decent push by c with a mix of good and bad teams on the other side of the equation. But I bet you still won't get it so it's pointless to argue.

(09-04-2015 06:54 PM)GSouthernU Wrote:  Georgia State football apologists (fans) have been certifiably delusional from the moment they conceived forcing a football program into the FBS. GAST has always been a division II program that just can't recognize itself in the mirror.
GSU fans have known this about GAST for a long time... and now the proof is hopefully obvious enough for outsiders to see. GAST was never going to be GSU, no matter what sort of front office shenanigans they may pull off. Georgia State's football program should do the Sunbelt and the state of Georgia a favor and Harakiri itself asap.

Why not divert those resources into something actually worth it, GAST basketball? That program is something to be proud of. Football isn't for everyone. GAST has proven that. Why would a Georgia State alum want to keep literally the worst FBS program in history on life support? It's sad.

Though, don't do it until after we take you behind the woodshed again this year.

Love to say I told you so. :)

Good post....heh


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk