DeafOranguntan
Well-Known Member
eh, i think its' smart to look at the opponents' strength at the time they play. For example, look at Missouri. They weren't very good in the first half of the season but they really came on strong and started clicking late in the season. They are a different team now than they were in September. And, that's the case with a lot of teams so it should be considered as a factor.
That's ridiculous. Yeah, maybe if a team has been absolutely decimated with injuries, then you can take how healthy they were into consideration. But you can't call it a ranked win. The rankings are just random guesses on how good the media/coaches think teams will be, and has no relation to how good they really are. We really should be talking more about BYU football. They beat #4 Wisconsin. LSU should be in the playoff discussion. Yeah, they got dominated by Bama, but they did beat #7 Miami. Auburn beat #6 Washington. The preseasons polls are guesses, and are often way off. The only polls that matter are the second to last one and the last one. At that point, the seasons have played out, and we have a much more clear picture of who these teams really were.