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...and Toledo?Can we get a weighted average that amplifies any losses to an FCS school?
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...and Toledo?Can we get a weighted average that amplifies any losses to an FCS school?
It's not in comparison to Ohio State. It's in comparison to what they think of themselves, and this phoney image they somehow still have. They shouldn't even be in the conversation of USC. That's like putting South Carolina and Georgia in the same conversation. Michigan is South Carolina. On a good day.From 2005 to 2024 - Michigan had 214 wins, 96 losses, so they played just a shade below 70%.
So I went to Staten and did the math. Michigan 2024 to 2005 won 69% of their game, USC 73%, Penn State 72%, Oregon 75%. I think it says more about Ohio State's record over the same time frame than anything else. So all four teams are relatively close with the possible exception of the Oregon. My point? Michigan is only "crap" in comparison to Ohio State's record over the same period.
From 2005 to 2024 - Michigan had 214 wins, 96 losses, so they played just a shade below 70%.
So I went to Staten and did the math. Michigan 2024 to 2005 won 69% of their game, USC 73%, Penn State 72%, Oregon 75%. I think it says more about Ohio State's record over the same time frame than anything else. So all four teams are relatively close with the possible exception of the Oregon. My point? Michigan is only "crap" in comparison to Ohio State's record over the same period.
Agreed. Milestone in college football marketing. Almost filled the stadium, if I recallI feel like the conference did ok the year tsun was giving tickets away with the purchase of a coke