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<blockquote data-quote="Cuyahoga Falls Eers_rivals" data-source="post: 132342815" data-attributes="member: 1759980">To support my contention even more, look at the teams with tougher schedules and their records. In updated rankings of the toughest college basketball schedules, West Virginia moved up to #6.1.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Alabama 12-1 SEC 10-3 elsewhere&nbsp; 22-42.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Kansas 9-4 Big12 12-1 elsewhere 21-53.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Baylor 9-4 Big 12 11-2 elsewhere 20-64.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Texas 9-4 Big 12 11-2 elsewhere 20-65.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Iowa State 8-5 Big 12 9-3 elsewhere 17-86.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; West Virginia 4-9 Big 12 11-2 elsewhere 15-117.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Michigan State 8-6 Big 10 8-3 elsewhere 16-98.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Creighton 8-7 Big East 11-0 elsewhere 19-79.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Connecticut 8-7 Big East 11-0 elsewhere 19-710.&nbsp; &nbsp; Indiana 9-6 Big 12 9-2 elsewhere 18-8Does ANY intelligent fan think Alabama, Michigan State, Creighton and Indiana wouldn't have a worse season record if they were in the Big 12? Get real. WVU does about as well in non-conference as other teams with 10 toughest schedules. Despite being in the Big 12 which drags down the record of the 2 most recent national champs and the 3 teams tied for first at 9-4 even though they have better season records with only 1 or 2 losses more than Alabama, which has weak sisters to pick on in the SEC like 12-14 LSU, 9-17 South Carolina, 10-16 Ole Miss. NO team in the Big 12 has a losing season record even though 12 games are against Top 25 Big 12 teams! Think Creighton and UConn would be 19-7 if they were in Big 12 conference? Or Indiana would be 18-8 if it were in the Big 12 conference? WVU wins 30.7% of Big 12 games, 84.6% of non-conference games. With 18 Big 12 games, 12 against Top 25 teams (14 if you add non-conference games), that tells anyone who doesn’t refuse to see the truth that WVU probably would be 60% to 70% in another conference.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cuyahoga Falls Eers_rivals, post: 132342815, member: 1759980"] To support my contention even more, look at the teams with tougher schedules and their records. In updated rankings of the toughest college basketball schedules, West Virginia moved up to #6. 1. Alabama 12-1 SEC 10-3 elsewhere 22-4 2. Kansas 9-4 Big12 12-1 elsewhere 21-5 3. Baylor 9-4 Big 12 11-2 elsewhere 20-6 4. Texas 9-4 Big 12 11-2 elsewhere 20-6 5. Iowa State 8-5 Big 12 9-3 elsewhere 17-8 6. West Virginia 4-9 Big 12 11-2 elsewhere 15-11 7. Michigan State 8-6 Big 10 8-3 elsewhere 16-9 8. Creighton 8-7 Big East 11-0 elsewhere 19-7 9. Connecticut 8-7 Big East 11-0 elsewhere 19-7 10. Indiana 9-6 Big 12 9-2 elsewhere 18-8 Does ANY intelligent fan think Alabama, Michigan State, Creighton and Indiana wouldn't have a worse season record if they were in the Big 12? Get real. WVU does about as well in non-conference as other teams with 10 toughest schedules. Despite being in the Big 12 which drags down the record of the 2 most recent national champs and the 3 teams tied for first at 9-4 even though they have better season records with only 1 or 2 losses more than Alabama, which has weak sisters to pick on in the SEC like 12-14 LSU, 9-17 South Carolina, 10-16 Ole Miss. NO team in the Big 12 has a losing season record even though 12 games are against Top 25 Big 12 teams! Think Creighton and UConn would be 19-7 if they were in Big 12 conference? Or Indiana would be 18-8 if it were in the Big 12 conference? WVU wins 30.7% of Big 12 games, 84.6% of non-conference games. With 18 Big 12 games, 12 against Top 25 teams (14 if you add non-conference games), that tells anyone who doesn’t refuse to see the truth that WVU probably would be 60% to 70% in another conference. [/QUOTE]

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