Tiger is a P1 in terms of driving under the influence

http://www.espn.com/golf/story/_/id/2034...dui-arrest

(08-14-2017 05:32 PM)Pony94 Wrote:  Tiger is a P1 in terms of driving under the influence

http://www.espn.com/golf/story/_/id/2034...dui-arrest

WOWZA! That sounds like a good time combo!!!

(08-14-2017 10:47 AM)willhclark Wrote:  The MWC actually compares pretty favorably in this analysis because the AAC has many young programs with less history.


AP Final Rankings Greatest Teams Of All-Time
http://collegefootballnews.com/2017/01/a...f-all-time
These rankings are created according to the CFN scoring system – this isn’t the official AP ranking of its all-time greatest teams.

Rankings from 1935 through to Clemson’s national championship after the 2016 season.

Rank Teams Points Previous Rank
1 Oklahoma 1137 1
2 Alabama 1013 2
3 Ohio State 1008 3
4 Michigan 973 4
5 Notre Dame 939 5
6 USC 818 6
7 Nebraska 783 7
8 Texas 772 8
9 Tennessee 686 9
10 Penn State 667 10
11 LSU 625 11
12 Florida State 563 14
13 Auburn 556 12
14 Georgia 548 13
15 Miami 517 15
16 UCLA 503 16
17 Florida 499 17
18 Michigan State 443 18
19 Arkansas 439 19
20 Clemson 377 21
21 Texas A&M 365 20
22 Washington 353 24
23 Ole Miss 347 22
24 Wisconsin 344 25
25 Georgia Tech 343 23
Others Receiving Votes
26 Iowa 319 26
27 Pitt 293 27
28 Stanford 278 29
29 TCU 272 28
30 Colorado 267 30
31 Oregon 254 31
32 Missouri 251 32
33 Arizona State 242 33
34 Army 239 34
35 Maryland 238 35
36 Minnesota 236 36
37 Virginia Tech 223 T37
38 Duke 213 T37
39 North Carolina 210 39
40 Navy 207 40
41 West Virginia 204 43
42 California 198 41
43 Purdue 196 42
44 Syracuse 191 44
45 Houston 183 45
46 BYU 178 46
T47 Illinois 177 T47
T47 Baylor 177 T47
49 Kansas State 176 49
50 SMU 168 50
51 Oklahoma State 167 51
52 Boston College 150 52
53 Boise State 146 53
54 Northwestern 138 54
55 Washington State 123 55
56 Oregon State 120 56
57 South Carolina 118 57
58 Mississippi State 115 58
59 Louisville 109 T61
60 Rice 107 59
61 N.C. State 105 60
62 Texas Tech 104 T61
63 Kansas 96 63
64 Kentucky 96 64
65 Pennsylvania 95 65
66 Utah 92 66
67 Fordham 88 67
68 Santa Clara 86 68
69 Arizona 84 69
70 Tulane 81 70
71 Tulsa 79 71
72 Air Force 75 72
T73 Cornell 68 T73
T73 Miami Univ. 68 T73
75 Virginia 66 75
76 Indiana 63 76
77 Dartmouth 61 77
78 Princeton 55 78
79 Yale 54 79
80 Holy Cross 53 80
81 Wyoming 48 81
82 Duquesne 46 82
83 Iowa Pre-Flight 44 83
84 Villanova 41 84
85 Rutgers 40 85
86 Cincinnati 37 86
87 William & Mary 33 87
88 March Field 32 88
T89 Colorado State 31 T89
T89 Toledo 31 T89
91 Bainbridge NTS 30 91
92 Great Lakes 29 92
93 Utah State 26 93
94 Southern Miss 25 94
T95 East Carolina 23 T95
T95 Pacific 23 T95
T95 Randolph Field 23 T95
98 Wake Forest 22 98
T99 Marshall 21 T99
T99 UCF 21 T99
101 Carnegie Tech 20 101
T102 St. Mary’s (Cal.) 19 T102
T102 Vanderbilt 19 T102
104 Del Monte P-F 18 104
105 Nevada 15 105
T106 Georgetown 13 T106
T106 Hawaii 13 T106
T106 Norman Pre-Flight 13 T106
T109 Columbia 12 T109
T109 San Francisco 12 T109
T111 San Diego State 11 T111
T111 Western Michigan 11 NR
T113 Boston University 10 T111
T113 El Toro Marines 10 T111
T115 George Washington 9 T114
T115 Hardin-Simmons 9 T114
T115 New Mexico State 9 T114
T115 Temple 9 T114
T119 Colorado College 8 T118
T119 Fort Pierce 8 T118
T119 Iowa State 8 T118
T119 Washington & Lee 8 T118
T123 Delaware 7 T122
T123 Lafayette 7 T122
T123 St. Mary’s PF 7 T122
T123 South Florida 7 NR
T127 Fresno State 6 T125
T127 Marquette 6 T125
T127 Ohio 6 T125
T127 Sec. Air Force 6 T125
T127 VMI 6 T125
132 San Jose State 5 130
133 Northern Illinois 4 131
T134 Bowling Green 3 T132
T134 Central Michigan 3 T132
136 Western Kentucky 2 134
137 Memphis 1 135

UCONN and Wichita tied

Finally something ECU's not last in.

(08-14-2017 06:53 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  Finally something ECU's not last in.

UCONN has never finished ranked hahahaha

(08-14-2017 07:30 PM)DowdyPirate2 Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 06:53 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  Finally something ECU's not last in.

UCONN has never finished ranked hahahaha

ECU's never played in a BCS/NY6 Bowl hahahahaha

(08-14-2017 07:32 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 07:30 PM)DowdyPirate2 Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 06:53 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  Finally something ECU's not last in.

UCONN has never finished ranked hahahaha

ECU's never played in a BCS/NY6 Bowl hahahahaha

I thought they played in the peach bowl

(08-14-2017 06:53 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  Finally something ECU's not last in.

I wanna thank UCONN for keeping us out of last place last year.

(08-14-2017 07:43 PM)EDLUVAR Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 07:32 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 07:30 PM)DowdyPirate2 Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 06:53 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  Finally something ECU's not last in.

UCONN has never finished ranked hahahaha

ECU's never played in a BCS/NY6 Bowl hahahahaha

I thought they played in the peach bowl

we did play in the 2007 Hawaii Bowl....

(08-14-2017 08:21 PM)ultraviolet Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 06:53 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  Finally something ECU's not last in.

I wanna thank UCONN for keeping us out of last place last year.

Happy to be your Super Bowl.

(08-14-2017 12:58 PM)TU4ever Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 10:47 AM)willhclark Wrote:  The MWC actually compares pretty favorably in this analysis because the AAC has many young programs with less history.


AP Final Rankings Greatest Teams Of All-Time
http://collegefootballnews.com/2017/01/a...f-all-time
These rankings are created according to the CFN scoring system – this isn’t the official AP ranking of its all-time greatest teams.

Rankings from 1935 through to Clemson’s national championship after the 2016 season.

Rank Teams Points Previous Rank
1 Oklahoma 1137 1
2 Alabama 1013 2
3 Ohio State 1008 3
4 Michigan 973 4
5 Notre Dame 939 5
6 USC 818 6
7 Nebraska 783 7
8 Texas 772 8
9 Tennessee 686 9
10 Penn State 667 10
11 LSU 625 11
12 Florida State 563 14
13 Auburn 556 12
14 Georgia 548 13
15 Miami 517 15
16 UCLA 503 16
17 Florida 499 17
18 Michigan State 443 18
19 Arkansas 439 19
20 Clemson 377 21
21 Texas A&M 365 20
22 Washington 353 24
23 Ole Miss 347 22
24 Wisconsin 344 25
25 Georgia Tech 343 23
Others Receiving Votes
26 Iowa 319 26
27 Pitt 293 27
28 Stanford 278 29
29 TCU 272 28
30 Colorado 267 30
31 Oregon 254 31
32 Missouri 251 32
33 Arizona State 242 33
34 Army 239 34
35 Maryland 238 35
36 Minnesota 236 36
37 Virginia Tech 223 T37
38 Duke 213 T37
39 North Carolina 210 39
40 Navy 207 40
41 West Virginia 204 43
42 California 198 41
43 Purdue 196 42
44 Syracuse 191 44
45 Houston 183 45
46 BYU 178 46
T47 Illinois 177 T47
T47 Baylor 177 T47
49 Kansas State 176 49
50 SMU 168 50
51 Oklahoma State 167 51
52 Boston College 150 52
53 Boise State 146 53
54 Northwestern 138 54
55 Washington State 123 55
56 Oregon State 120 56
57 South Carolina 118 57
58 Mississippi State 115 58
59 Louisville 109 T61
60 Rice 107 59
61 N.C. State 105 60
62 Texas Tech 104 T61
63 Kansas 96 63
64 Kentucky 96 64
65 Pennsylvania 95 65
66 Utah 92 66
67 Fordham 88 67
68 Santa Clara 86 68
69 Arizona 84 69
70 Tulane 81 70
71 Tulsa 79 71
72 Air Force 75 72
T73 Cornell 68 T73
T73 Miami Univ. 68 T73
75 Virginia 66 75
76 Indiana 63 76
77 Dartmouth 61 77
78 Princeton 55 78
79 Yale 54 79
80 Holy Cross 53 80
81 Wyoming 48 81
82 Duquesne 46 82
83 Iowa Pre-Flight 44 83
84 Villanova 41 84
85 Rutgers 40 85
86 Cincinnati 37 86
87 William & Mary 33 87
88 March Field 32 88
T89 Colorado State 31 T89
T89 Toledo 31 T89
91 Bainbridge NTS 30 91
92 Great Lakes 29 92
93 Utah State 26 93
94 Southern Miss 25 94
T95 East Carolina 23 T95
T95 Pacific 23 T95
T95 Randolph Field 23 T95
98 Wake Forest 22 98
T99 Marshall 21 T99
T99 UCF 21 T99
101 Carnegie Tech 20 101
T102 St. Mary’s (Cal.) 19 T102
T102 Vanderbilt 19 T102
104 Del Monte P-F 18 104
105 Nevada 15 105
T106 Georgetown 13 T106
T106 Hawaii 13 T106
T106 Norman Pre-Flight 13 T106
T109 Columbia 12 T109
T109 San Francisco 12 T109
T111 San Diego State 11 T111
T111 Western Michigan 11 NR
T113 Boston University 10 T111
T113 El Toro Marines 10 T111
T115 George Washington 9 T114
T115 Hardin-Simmons 9 T114
T115 New Mexico State 9 T114
T115 Temple 9 T114
T119 Colorado College 8 T118
T119 Fort Pierce 8 T118
T119 Iowa State 8 T118
T119 Washington & Lee 8 T118
T123 Delaware 7 T122
T123 Lafayette 7 T122
T123 St. Mary’s PF 7 T122
T123 South Florida 7 NR
T127 Fresno State 6 T125
T127 Marquette 6 T125
T127 Ohio 6 T125
T127 Sec. Air Force 6 T125
T127 VMI 6 T125
132 San Jose State 5 130
133 Northern Illinois 4 131
T134 Bowling Green 3 T132
T134 Central Michigan 3 T132
136 Western Kentucky 2 134
137 Memphis 1 135

Lol yeah you match up soooo well:

Top 50 teams:
AAC 3 MWC 0
Only one team ranked higher than an AAC team not in the big 5, Army. BYU is the only other non big 5 ranked top 50.

Top 75 teams:
AAC 5 MWC 2
Boise st behind 3 AAC programs and Air Force behind 5 AAC teams.

Top 100 teams:
AAC 8 MWC 4
If UCF gets back on track they could climb the ladder pretty quick, big gap between these teams and the top 75.

Ranked:
AAC: 12/12 100%
MWC: 10/12 83.3%
AAC is A+ MWC is B-, going to start refering to you all as the B team.

I don't know about rankings but I do think the AAC is starting to lead the FBS in posters who reside under bridges.

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(08-14-2017 08:50 PM)panama Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 12:58 PM)TU4ever Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 10:47 AM)willhclark Wrote:  The MWC actually compares pretty favorably in this analysis because the AAC has many young programs with less history.


AP Final Rankings Greatest Teams Of All-Time
http://collegefootballnews.com/2017/01/a...f-all-time
These rankings are created according to the CFN scoring system – this isn’t the official AP ranking of its all-time greatest teams.

Rankings from 1935 through to Clemson’s national championship after the 2016 season.

Rank Teams Points Previous Rank
1 Oklahoma 1137 1
2 Alabama 1013 2
3 Ohio State 1008 3
4 Michigan 973 4
5 Notre Dame 939 5
6 USC 818 6
7 Nebraska 783 7
8 Texas 772 8
9 Tennessee 686 9
10 Penn State 667 10
11 LSU 625 11
12 Florida State 563 14
13 Auburn 556 12
14 Georgia 548 13
15 Miami 517 15
16 UCLA 503 16
17 Florida 499 17
18 Michigan State 443 18
19 Arkansas 439 19
20 Clemson 377 21
21 Texas A&M 365 20
22 Washington 353 24
23 Ole Miss 347 22
24 Wisconsin 344 25
25 Georgia Tech 343 23
Others Receiving Votes
26 Iowa 319 26
27 Pitt 293 27
28 Stanford 278 29
29 TCU 272 28
30 Colorado 267 30
31 Oregon 254 31
32 Missouri 251 32
33 Arizona State 242 33
34 Army 239 34
35 Maryland 238 35
36 Minnesota 236 36
37 Virginia Tech 223 T37
38 Duke 213 T37
39 North Carolina 210 39
40 Navy 207 40
41 West Virginia 204 43
42 California 198 41
43 Purdue 196 42
44 Syracuse 191 44
45 Houston 183 45
46 BYU 178 46
T47 Illinois 177 T47
T47 Baylor 177 T47
49 Kansas State 176 49
50 SMU 168 50
51 Oklahoma State 167 51
52 Boston College 150 52
53 Boise State 146 53
54 Northwestern 138 54
55 Washington State 123 55
56 Oregon State 120 56
57 South Carolina 118 57
58 Mississippi State 115 58
59 Louisville 109 T61
60 Rice 107 59
61 N.C. State 105 60
62 Texas Tech 104 T61
63 Kansas 96 63
64 Kentucky 96 64
65 Pennsylvania 95 65
66 Utah 92 66
67 Fordham 88 67
68 Santa Clara 86 68
69 Arizona 84 69
70 Tulane 81 70
71 Tulsa 79 71
72 Air Force 75 72
T73 Cornell 68 T73
T73 Miami Univ. 68 T73
75 Virginia 66 75
76 Indiana 63 76
77 Dartmouth 61 77
78 Princeton 55 78
79 Yale 54 79
80 Holy Cross 53 80
81 Wyoming 48 81
82 Duquesne 46 82
83 Iowa Pre-Flight 44 83
84 Villanova 41 84
85 Rutgers 40 85
86 Cincinnati 37 86
87 William & Mary 33 87
88 March Field 32 88
T89 Colorado State 31 T89
T89 Toledo 31 T89
91 Bainbridge NTS 30 91
92 Great Lakes 29 92
93 Utah State 26 93
94 Southern Miss 25 94
T95 East Carolina 23 T95
T95 Pacific 23 T95
T95 Randolph Field 23 T95
98 Wake Forest 22 98
T99 Marshall 21 T99
T99 UCF 21 T99
101 Carnegie Tech 20 101
T102 St. Mary’s (Cal.) 19 T102
T102 Vanderbilt 19 T102
104 Del Monte P-F 18 104
105 Nevada 15 105
T106 Georgetown 13 T106
T106 Hawaii 13 T106
T106 Norman Pre-Flight 13 T106
T109 Columbia 12 T109
T109 San Francisco 12 T109
T111 San Diego State 11 T111
T111 Western Michigan 11 NR
T113 Boston University 10 T111
T113 El Toro Marines 10 T111
T115 George Washington 9 T114
T115 Hardin-Simmons 9 T114
T115 New Mexico State 9 T114
T115 Temple 9 T114
T119 Colorado College 8 T118
T119 Fort Pierce 8 T118
T119 Iowa State 8 T118
T119 Washington & Lee 8 T118
T123 Delaware 7 T122
T123 Lafayette 7 T122
T123 St. Mary’s PF 7 T122
T123 South Florida 7 NR
T127 Fresno State 6 T125
T127 Marquette 6 T125
T127 Ohio 6 T125
T127 Sec. Air Force 6 T125
T127 VMI 6 T125
132 San Jose State 5 130
133 Northern Illinois 4 131
T134 Bowling Green 3 T132
T134 Central Michigan 3 T132
136 Western Kentucky 2 134
137 Memphis 1 135

Lol yeah you match up soooo well:

Top 50 teams:
AAC 3 MWC 0
Only one team ranked higher than an AAC team not in the big 5, Army. BYU is the only other non big 5 ranked top 50.

Top 75 teams:
AAC 5 MWC 2
Boise st behind 3 AAC programs and Air Force behind 5 AAC teams.

Top 100 teams:
AAC 8 MWC 4
If UCF gets back on track they could climb the ladder pretty quick, big gap between these teams and the top 75.

Ranked:
AAC: 12/12 100%
MWC: 10/12 83.3%
AAC is A+ MWC is B-, going to start refering to you all as the B team.

I don't know about rankings but I do think the AAC is starting to lead the FBS in posters who reside under bridges.

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Well the subject was about the billy goat conference.

(08-12-2017 07:31 AM)DowdyPirate2 Wrote:  ECU Peach Bowl, traditional New Year bowl

"TRaditional" New Year Bowl pffft. Try "Two-Time New Years Day Bowl." Doesn't sound as impressive, does it?

Quote:Way back in 1992 there were a grand total of 18 Bowl Games. The 10 minor ones were played prior to New Years Day and the Major ones were played on New Years Day. The Peach was one of those played on New Years Day.

So the Peach Bowl was minor in 1990-91, major in 1991-92, minor in 1992-93?

(08-13-2017 07:16 AM)8BitPirate Wrote:  Always happy for our younger sister service to chime in but your endorsement doesn't change facts. Never said the Peach was at Rose Bowl status (and no bowl is regardless of what Tostitos would like you to believe) but it was at the time a major bowl. Don't know why some folks on this board have gotten their panties in a wad over a 1992 bowl.

IF you're saying "it's a major bowl", you're saying it's comparable to the Rose Bowl. As in, a bowl that in any given year might have the national champion playing in it.

Do you remember the time the AP National Champion played in the Peach Bowl? No you don't, because it was a minor bowl. The Fiesta Bowl became a major bowl once they dropped big money on the table to host Miami vs PEnn State, No 1 vs No 2, in 1986-87. And then hosted the national champions again in 1989.

And when the Cotton Bowl lost the SWC champion as their anchor, they weren't going to be hosting a national champion anymore either and they stopped being a major bowl.

(And BYU and the Holiday Bowl were widely mocked and derided as "B Y Who?" Partially because, even WITH a national champion, it was a minor bowl. If BYU had managed to get out of the Holiday Bowl contract, or had attracted a better opponent than 6-5 Michigan, BYU's championship would have been more respected.

Major bowls are ones that commonly have "national title implications."

The Peach Bowl was a nice bowl, but it was never a major bowl until the CFP, when it's a semifinal every 3 years.

(08-14-2017 09:02 PM)johnbragg Wrote:  

(08-12-2017 07:31 AM)DowdyPirate2 Wrote:  ECU Peach Bowl, traditional New Year bowl

"TRaditional" New Year Bowl pffft. Try "Two-Time New Years Day Bowl." Doesn't sound as impressive, does it?

Quote:Way back in 1992 there were a grand total of 18 Bowl Games. The 10 minor ones were played prior to New Years Day and the Major ones were played on New Years Day. The Peach was one of those played on New Years Day.

So the Peach Bowl was minor in 1990-91, major in 1991-92, minor in 1992-93?

(08-13-2017 07:16 AM)8BitPirate Wrote:  Always happy for our younger sister service to chime in but your endorsement doesn't change facts. Never said the Peach was at Rose Bowl status (and no bowl is regardless of what Tostitos would like you to believe) but it was at the time a major bowl. Don't know why some folks on this board have gotten their panties in a wad over a 1992 bowl.

IF you're saying "it's a major bowl", you're saying it's comparable to the Rose Bowl. As in, a bowl that in any given year might have the national champion playing in it.

Do you remember the time the AP National Champion played in the Peach Bowl? No you don't, because it was a minor bowl. The Fiesta Bowl became a major bowl once they dropped big money on the table to host Miami vs PEnn State, No 1 vs No 2, in 1986-87. And then hosted the national champions again in 1989.

And when the Cotton Bowl lost the SWC champion as their anchor, they weren't going to be hosting a national champion anymore either and they stopped being a major bowl.

(And BYU and the Holiday Bowl were widely mocked and derided as "B Y Who?" Partially because, even WITH a national champion, it was a minor bowl. If BYU had managed to get out of the Holiday Bowl contract, or had attracted a better opponent than 6-5 Michigan, BYU's championship would have been more respected.

Major bowls are ones that commonly have "national title implications."

The Peach Bowl was a nice bowl, but it was never a major bowl until the CFP, when it's a semifinal every 3 years.

Non-football playing schools shouldn't comment on these things, just makes you look silly. Peach was played on New Years Day like all the major bowls at that time. Now go back to your little b-ball league board and tell each other how better than the ACC you are...

(08-14-2017 08:26 PM)8BitPirate Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 07:43 PM)EDLUVAR Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 07:32 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 07:30 PM)DowdyPirate2 Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 06:53 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  Finally something ECU's not last in.

UCONN has never finished ranked hahahaha

ECU's never played in a BCS/NY6 Bowl hahahahaha

I thought they played in the peach bowl

we did play in the 2007 Hawaii Bowl....

Johnson went HAW that day. For some reason BSU sucks in the Hawaii bowl. Yeah bet they have a losing record in that bowl. But 3-0 in Fiesta bowls

(08-14-2017 08:50 PM)panama Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 12:58 PM)TU4ever Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 10:47 AM)willhclark Wrote:  The MWC actually compares pretty favorably in this analysis because the AAC has many young programs with less history.


AP Final Rankings Greatest Teams Of All-Time
http://collegefootballnews.com/2017/01/a...f-all-time
These rankings are created according to the CFN scoring system – this isn’t the official AP ranking of its all-time greatest teams.

Rankings from 1935 through to Clemson’s national championship after the 2016 season.

Rank Teams Points Previous Rank
1 Oklahoma 1137 1
2 Alabama 1013 2
3 Ohio State 1008 3
4 Michigan 973 4
5 Notre Dame 939 5
6 USC 818 6
7 Nebraska 783 7
8 Texas 772 8
9 Tennessee 686 9
10 Penn State 667 10
11 LSU 625 11
12 Florida State 563 14
13 Auburn 556 12
14 Georgia 548 13
15 Miami 517 15
16 UCLA 503 16
17 Florida 499 17
18 Michigan State 443 18
19 Arkansas 439 19
20 Clemson 377 21
21 Texas A&M 365 20
22 Washington 353 24
23 Ole Miss 347 22
24 Wisconsin 344 25
25 Georgia Tech 343 23
Others Receiving Votes
26 Iowa 319 26
27 Pitt 293 27
28 Stanford 278 29
29 TCU 272 28
30 Colorado 267 30
31 Oregon 254 31
32 Missouri 251 32
33 Arizona State 242 33
34 Army 239 34
35 Maryland 238 35
36 Minnesota 236 36
37 Virginia Tech 223 T37
38 Duke 213 T37
39 North Carolina 210 39
40 Navy 207 40
41 West Virginia 204 43
42 California 198 41
43 Purdue 196 42
44 Syracuse 191 44
45 Houston 183 45
46 BYU 178 46
T47 Illinois 177 T47
T47 Baylor 177 T47
49 Kansas State 176 49
50 SMU 168 50
51 Oklahoma State 167 51
52 Boston College 150 52
53 Boise State 146 53
54 Northwestern 138 54
55 Washington State 123 55
56 Oregon State 120 56
57 South Carolina 118 57
58 Mississippi State 115 58
59 Louisville 109 T61
60 Rice 107 59
61 N.C. State 105 60
62 Texas Tech 104 T61
63 Kansas 96 63
64 Kentucky 96 64
65 Pennsylvania 95 65
66 Utah 92 66
67 Fordham 88 67
68 Santa Clara 86 68
69 Arizona 84 69
70 Tulane 81 70
71 Tulsa 79 71
72 Air Force 75 72
T73 Cornell 68 T73
T73 Miami Univ. 68 T73
75 Virginia 66 75
76 Indiana 63 76
77 Dartmouth 61 77
78 Princeton 55 78
79 Yale 54 79
80 Holy Cross 53 80
81 Wyoming 48 81
82 Duquesne 46 82
83 Iowa Pre-Flight 44 83
84 Villanova 41 84
85 Rutgers 40 85
86 Cincinnati 37 86
87 William & Mary 33 87
88 March Field 32 88
T89 Colorado State 31 T89
T89 Toledo 31 T89
91 Bainbridge NTS 30 91
92 Great Lakes 29 92
93 Utah State 26 93
94 Southern Miss 25 94
T95 East Carolina 23 T95
T95 Pacific 23 T95
T95 Randolph Field 23 T95
98 Wake Forest 22 98
T99 Marshall 21 T99
T99 UCF 21 T99
101 Carnegie Tech 20 101
T102 St. Mary’s (Cal.) 19 T102
T102 Vanderbilt 19 T102
104 Del Monte P-F 18 104
105 Nevada 15 105
T106 Georgetown 13 T106
T106 Hawaii 13 T106
T106 Norman Pre-Flight 13 T106
T109 Columbia 12 T109
T109 San Francisco 12 T109
T111 San Diego State 11 T111
T111 Western Michigan 11 NR
T113 Boston University 10 T111
T113 El Toro Marines 10 T111
T115 George Washington 9 T114
T115 Hardin-Simmons 9 T114
T115 New Mexico State 9 T114
T115 Temple 9 T114
T119 Colorado College 8 T118
T119 Fort Pierce 8 T118
T119 Iowa State 8 T118
T119 Washington & Lee 8 T118
T123 Delaware 7 T122
T123 Lafayette 7 T122
T123 St. Mary’s PF 7 T122
T123 South Florida 7 NR
T127 Fresno State 6 T125
T127 Marquette 6 T125
T127 Ohio 6 T125
T127 Sec. Air Force 6 T125
T127 VMI 6 T125
132 San Jose State 5 130
133 Northern Illinois 4 131
T134 Bowling Green 3 T132
T134 Central Michigan 3 T132
136 Western Kentucky 2 134
137 Memphis 1 135

Lol yeah you match up soooo well:

Top 50 teams:
AAC 3 MWC 0
Only one team ranked higher than an AAC team not in the big 5, Army. BYU is the only other non big 5 ranked top 50.

Top 75 teams:
AAC 5 MWC 2
Boise st behind 3 AAC programs and Air Force behind 5 AAC teams.

Top 100 teams:
AAC 8 MWC 4
If UCF gets back on track they could climb the ladder pretty quick, big gap between these teams and the top 75.

Ranked:
AAC: 12/12 100%
MWC: 10/12 83.3%
AAC is A+ MWC is B-, going to start refering to you all as the B team.

I don't know about rankings but I do think the AAC is starting to lead the FBS in posters who reside under bridges.

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Aww, thanks you're making me blush . . .


However I pulled a fanhood and have to correct myself

Teams ranked:
AAC 11/12=92%

Still an A though.

(08-12-2017 06:53 AM)CougarRed Wrote:  Nine of 12 American teams have appeared in major bowl games

(NY6, BCS, Bowl Coalition, traditional New Year's):

SMU (Rose, Cotton)
Navy (Rose, Cotton, Sugar, Orange)
Tulane (Rose, Sugar)
Houston (Cotton, Peach)
Temple (Sugar)
Cincinnati (Sugar, Orange)
Tulsa (Sugar, Orange)
UConn (Fiesta)
UCF (Fiesta)

Only four MWC teams have ever played in major bowl games:

Boise (Fiesta)
Hawaii (Sugar)
Air Force (Cotton, Sugar)
Wyoming (Sugar)

And with this years division front runners both not on this list, that number could soon change to 10 of 12 (83%)

The AAC is better than the MWC yes, but IMO the gap between the MWC and the rest is pretty big. CUSA, MAC, & SBC are

(08-14-2017 09:20 PM)8BitPirate Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 09:02 PM)johnbragg Wrote:  So the Peach Bowl was minor in 1990-91, major in 1991-92, minor in 1992-93?

Non-football playing schools shouldn't comment on these things, just makes you look silly. Peach was played on New Years Day like all the major bowls at that time. Now go back to your little b-ball league board and tell each other how better than the ACC you are...

Solid point, ECU does own St Johns in football.

And Peach was played on New Years DAy--on ESPN. The major bowls were on OTA networks on New Years' Day. So the "major" Peach Bowl was not quite as major as the Citrus Bowl or the Hall of Fame Bowl.

(08-15-2017 07:46 AM)johnbragg Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 09:20 PM)8BitPirate Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 09:02 PM)johnbragg Wrote:  So the Peach Bowl was minor in 1990-91, major in 1991-92, minor in 1992-93?

Non-football playing schools shouldn't comment on these things, just makes you look silly. Peach was played on New Years Day like all the major bowls at that time. Now go back to your little b-ball league board and tell each other how better than the ACC you are...

Solid point, ECU does own St Johns in football.

And Peach was played on New Years DAy--on ESPN. The major bowls were on OTA networks on New Years' Day. So the "major" Peach Bowl was not quite as major as the Citrus Bowl or the Hall of Fame Bowl.

Pffft, says you.

And as well as owning you in football , last year we finished with a better basketball record too. Let that sink in....

(08-14-2017 08:26 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 08:21 PM)ultraviolet Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 06:53 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  Finally something ECU's not last in.

I wanna thank UCONN for keeping us out of last place last year.

Happy to be your Super Bowl.

We already have like 6 other Super Bowls.