@LordOfTardaria “Legacy Blue Bloods” like Texas, Notre Dame, Michigan, and Oklahoma haven’t also been some of the best teams in football the last 5 years
Also you can go by recruiting to make it a little easier. For example since the implementation of NIL, SEC five star recruits rose briefly to 19 in 2022 and 21 in 2024, but has since dipped back in to the low teens.
The Big 10 on the other hand started rising in 5 stars after NIL, and is now averaging 10+ five stars a year, up from less than 5 prior to NIL being implemented. I can get better numbers tomorrow.
@secnumbersguy The correct way to do this would be to wait another year or two and then do the comparison. NIL would have only really mattered for the 2021 and beyond recruiting classes, which would be the 2024 and beyond draft classes.
The AP poll under rated the Big 12 by an average of 14.7 spots last year in the rankings from preseason to where they finished at the end of the season
ESPN overrated the SEC last year by an average of 8.5 for FPI and 6 for SOS at the beginning of the year, with the worst offenders being Arkansas for FPI (preseason rank of 22, end of year rank of 42) and Vanderbilt for SOS (preseason rank of 5, end of year rank of 28)
@espn@RichEisenShow It would be fun for about a season. When the season ends and the SEC is just off on their own while the rest of CFB plays in the playoffs and postseason, nobody will care except diehard SEC fans.
@droche981976@DylanEveryday For football, where do I even begin.
Basketball, Howard was awful. May was fantastic, won a natty and bounced. Whether that was due to Pro Coaching desire or a lack of retainability talks from Warde, idk if we’ll ever know.
@DylanEveryday I mean, Michigan fans have wanted him fired after multiple national championships across a few different sports after a few months. Probably because he has an issue with letting great coaches walk
@dlord22@BuckeyevsTworld Listen I don’t want them to get him. I’m just saying Tennessee trying to make a stats and info win over Ohio state as to why he should go to Tennessee is a terrible move
@CFBTalkDaily Love the guy but Alex Orji made me want to tear my hair out. Mainly because Michigan had us thinking dude was the second coming of Cam Newton
@RBuckeyeOSUFan I feel like Ohio state and Oregon would be closer to the 28-32% range, especially with a prediction to beat Oklahoma. Also, MSU will probably be frisky for a 88% chance
@RBuckeyeOSUFan I’m going to say both are L’s, however that’s dependent on:
A) whether Michigan beats Oklahoma. If Michigan beats Oklahoma, I think they beat Indiana.
B) if there’s no drama/off the field issues. The nick marsh stuff makes me pause about the team being cohesive.