@Romancane Then why did it take other playoff teams so long to adjust too, including Indiana? Miami gave up an average of less than 6 points in the 1st half, including 2 shutouts. Everyone has to figure it out when the competition gets better
@SXMCollege@IndianaFootball@DangeloPondss@colecubelic@SiriusXMSports Miami not recruiting him worked out well for both parties. He's blossoming in a zone-heavy defense and Miami didn't have to waste a roster spot on a local guy they know doesn't fit their (primarily man) system that needs bigger CBs. Miami just went thru a decade of sub-6ft DBs
@maxabutler It's true they lost 2 games to good teams in an SEC schedule. It's also true they won 0 games against similar teams in an SEC schedule.
OU, Bama, Miami, ND, and BYU are teams ranked higher that have at least one of those quality wins
@Vandy_Takes I suppose. I can credit them playing so many playoff teams.
But the counter to that is those same 3 teams combined to beat 1 P4 team that finished with a winning record. So it's just accolades for playing tough games but not winning any
@DanWolken How does Vandy's resume "smoke" anybody's? Tenn shouldn't have been ranked because they only beat 1 P4 team w/ at least 5 wins. Vandy's other "quality" wins are against 1) Miz, who beat zero .500 or better teams and 2) LSU, who beat 1 P4 team above .500 #GoCanes
@JasonRealHipHop@JoeyOcho305 Horse excrement. If kids wanna play in the SEC, just say that. UF, A&M, etc. don't have to show it on the field. Recruit kids that want to be there and have a "run with us or run from us" mentality
@JoshPateCFB@ByuSome The part where you're power rating nearly 2/3 of the SEC in the top 15% of FBS. Every SEC team after Bama would be middle of the pack (or worse) in the ACC or B10