IRT Rules for Ranking Teams
1. A win is a win. A loss is a loss. Once you start playing the what-if game, you are heading into murky, shark-infested waters with a chum suit on (Much like North Carolina’s secondary this week.) 2. It’s what you’ve done that scores points. Don’t try to project [...]
Let’s breakdown the recent anti-Notre Dame sentiment among the pollsters and the national media
Example 1: Kelly Green sums it up nicely with this:
This is the second week in a row where we’ve won and been jumped in the polls by a team that didn’t play. Last week, the coaches poll bumped Florida ahead of [...]
Look, West Virginia, you are in a shitty conference. It is horrible. You can make up for this by scheduling tough OOC opponents. Instead you schedule patsies. Most teams have 4 OOC games to schedule per year. You have 5. That gives you 5 chances to schedule a decent [...]
Charlie Weis was ripped all over the media this week after he questioned Notre Dame’s drop in the polls after a win against UCLA. The jackass press had a field day calling Charlie a rookie coach and ripping apart ND’s resume. Well, I want to see them spin this weekend’s results.
Auburn was nearly [...]
Here’s a great story out of Rochester, NY.
Victor is heading home this weekend when he returns to Baltimore to face Navy. But that’s not the reason why Victor will be blowing up the Middies offense all game long. It turns out Navy will be the only team this season not double-teaming Victor. Can you say “Disruption?”
Kaboom, Suckas.
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