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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 129448612" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Your mommy is borrowing mine to let you type your silly proclamations.There's not much to say when you are arguing with ignorance.&nbsp; Someone that claims most of the 2009 Big East would have finished with the same record as WVU this season in the BIG 12.Cincinnati, WVU and Pitt might have been able to accomplish that but Rutgers, UConn or USF didn't stand a chance against WVU's current schedule.&nbsp; Uconn of 2009 came in 5th in the Big East but only beat the Big 12s then LAST place Baylor by 8.&nbsp; Pitt couldn't beat NC State that year and only managed a 2 pt win over 6-6 Notre Dame so they weren't world beaters either even with 10 wins for the season.&nbsp; Rutgers schedule we already looked at--they had no notable wins and most certainly would have struggled with the Kansas State's and Texas Tech's of this years BIG 12 not to mention the top four in the conference.&nbsp; WVU that year lost by 11 to an improving but not great Auburn, and was soundly defeated in a bowl by a then 6 win FSU--that FSU isn't any better than todays Texas Tech or Kansas State on the field.You and the nutzo you follow are mistaking a couple of schools in the old Big East in any season with a conference full of good programs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 129448612, member: 1428007"] Your mommy is borrowing mine to let you type your silly proclamations. There's not much to say when you are arguing with ignorance. Someone that claims most of the 2009 Big East would have finished with the same record as WVU this season in the BIG 12. Cincinnati, WVU and Pitt might have been able to accomplish that but Rutgers, UConn or USF didn't stand a chance against WVU's current schedule. Uconn of 2009 came in 5th in the Big East but only beat the Big 12s then LAST place Baylor by 8. Pitt couldn't beat NC State that year and only managed a 2 pt win over 6-6 Notre Dame so they weren't world beaters either even with 10 wins for the season. Rutgers schedule we already looked at--they had no notable wins and most certainly would have struggled with the Kansas State's and Texas Tech's of this years BIG 12 not to mention the top four in the conference. WVU that year lost by 11 to an improving but not great Auburn, and was soundly defeated in a bowl by a then 6 win FSU--that FSU isn't any better than todays Texas Tech or Kansas State on the field. You and the nutzo you follow are mistaking a couple of schools in the old Big East in any season with a conference full of good programs. [/QUOTE]

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