scootsy
Well-Known Member
Green ****tin on everyone here. K state, Oklahoma, every SEC team.. Basically everyone sucks and the whole system is some corrupt facade to promote bad teams from bad conferences (aka those not in the pac-12).
Since green seems to think his analysis is definitive, let's apply it in reverse to see if it holds true for utahs schedule.
Idaho st: fcs
Fresno st: suck
Michigan: suck
Washington st: loss
Ucla: only won by 2 (margin of victory hurts k st, so 2 point margin = not impressive). Let's see how good UCLA really is.
- five very narrow wins vs bad teams (uva, ut, Memphis, cal, colo)
- double digit loss at home to the supposedly best team in the conference
- loss at home to unranked utah who had been weak the previous two seasons
- big win against asu, but since we don't know the strength of the conference really, who knows how good a win it actually was?
UCLA conclusion = not a top-25 team and therefore not that impressive of a win
Oregon st: suck (only have wins vs WEAK ooc teams and have lost all conference match ups except vs a crappy Colorado
Usc: not a top 25 team either. Three losses already, one to BC??
Asu: super good team "supposedly" although we don't really know because their ooc slate sucked (weber and unm? Ha!)
So basically, utah has a **** out of conference slate, and so far, the teams they've beat have had **** ones as well. So who really knows how good they are? Maybe 15 is too generous.
@green, this post was satirical. Utah is a good team having a good season, but your argument is a ****ing house of cards. It's stupid. You're stupid. Stop. Stop!
Since green seems to think his analysis is definitive, let's apply it in reverse to see if it holds true for utahs schedule.
Idaho st: fcs
Fresno st: suck
Michigan: suck
Washington st: loss
Ucla: only won by 2 (margin of victory hurts k st, so 2 point margin = not impressive). Let's see how good UCLA really is.
- five very narrow wins vs bad teams (uva, ut, Memphis, cal, colo)
- double digit loss at home to the supposedly best team in the conference
- loss at home to unranked utah who had been weak the previous two seasons
- big win against asu, but since we don't know the strength of the conference really, who knows how good a win it actually was?
UCLA conclusion = not a top-25 team and therefore not that impressive of a win
Oregon st: suck (only have wins vs WEAK ooc teams and have lost all conference match ups except vs a crappy Colorado
Usc: not a top 25 team either. Three losses already, one to BC??
Asu: super good team "supposedly" although we don't really know because their ooc slate sucked (weber and unm? Ha!)
So basically, utah has a **** out of conference slate, and so far, the teams they've beat have had **** ones as well. So who really knows how good they are? Maybe 15 is too generous.
@green, this post was satirical. Utah is a good team having a good season, but your argument is a ****ing house of cards. It's stupid. You're stupid. Stop. Stop!