Yeah, we'll see. They got a much easier schedule this year than last year. Only ranked team they play is OSU. Last year they had OSU, UM, and PSU. Also played Wisconsin who was decent. They are definitely better than last year, no doubt about that, but they've had fairly cake schedule so far.The highest rated team they played was rated 50 per Massey RPI. Only 2 away games. At the end of the season they have Michigan and Ohio State.
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Josh Pate's poll is similar to that and it has them at #15!7-0 and number 13. Seven teams ahead of them with one loss. That's human bias right there. Wonder what they'd be ranked by a computer just based on record and SOS.
How much would it take to go get their OC?7-0 and number 13. Seven teams ahead of them with one loss. That's human bias right there. Wonder what they'd be ranked by a computer just based on record and SOS.
Arkansas is enjoying life post-Loggains. Over 500 yards of total offense for, I believe, the third time this year. To be fair, they hung that on Oklahoma State but lost anyway.How much would it take to go get their OC?
Over 600 yards three times this year. 673 today against Miss St.Arkansas is enjoying life post-Loggains. Over 500 yards of total offense for, I believe, the third time this year. To be fair, they hung that on Oklahoma State but lost anyway.
As if over 500 yards three times weren't enough.Over 600 yards three times this year. 673 today against Miss St.
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