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  • RWC5113 said...

    Name them

    Ohio State,Michigan, Oklahoma, USC, Florida, FSU, VT, LSU, Miami, Texas, Bama, Oregon, Wisconsin, WVU, Georgia, Standford, Notre Dame, Auburn, Boise St, Iowa. possibly TCU

    This post was edited by sneakypete on 5/17/2012 at 2:19 PM

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  • Seltz said...

    It cant be done, as has been proven by a few in this thread.

    And you need to make sure the ones named are better, as it is a common spin tactic to try and use those that could be argued as maybe possibly sorta kinda being equal to better haha

    It's really not that hard.

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  • sneakypete said...

    It's really not that hard.

    Your list is fail...so apparently it is lol

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  • Seltz said...

    Your list is fail...so apparently it is lol

    It's not a fail at all. Let's start with a simple one. The goal of every team is to win MNC. The next goal is to reach a BCS game. Just about every team up there has more BCS appearances then we do. Iowa has as many as we do and they have owned us.

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  • sneakypete said...

    It's not a fail at all. Let's start with a simple one. The goal of every team is to win MNC. The next goal is to reach a BCS game. Just about every team up there has more BCS appearances then we do. Iowa has as many as we do and they have owned us.

    Again, very very fail.

    Do some research, without head buried in sand, and you will find your answers.

    On a side note, nice to have you back biggrin

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  • sneakypete said...

    Ohio Stare, Michigan, Oklahoma, USC, Florida, FSU, VT, LSU, Miami, Texas, Bama, Oregon, Wisconsin, WVU, Georgia, Standford, Notre Dame, Auburn, Boise St, Iowa. possibly TCU

    Notre Dame? You can't be serious...
    Miami (what have they done since 2002 that we haven't?..... aside from being busted for cheating also)
    What has Georgia done that we haven't?
    What has FSU done in the past 10 years that we haven't?
    WVU? I guess if you count roughly equal success as we have had while we have played in a 1000x tougher conference, then sure.
    Stanford... over the last 10 years? Really? The last 3, yes. Not the last 10.
    Iowa? Yeah they've had our number. But as a program, we have had much more success overall then they have over the last decade.
    I can go on. At least half this list is highly questionable.
    Just because a school has experienced success at any point during the last 10 years doesn't make them a better program than us over that last period. The Temple board is that way --->

    This post was edited by RWC5113 on 5/17/2012 at 2:31 PM

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  • Seltz said...

    Again, very very fail.

    Do some research, without head buried in sand, and you will find your answers.

    On a side note, nice to have you back biggrin

    The buried head is you. Like I said, all but Iowa have more BCS game appearances, that's more successful seasons then PSU. I've found my answers. I'd also prolly put a few more teams ahead of us IMO, but those are teams that have had a better past decade then PSU.

    Probably won't be a regular for long. I'm on vacation so have some free time.

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  • sneakypete said...

    The buried head is you. Like I said, all but Iowa have more BCS game appearances, that's more successful seasons then PSU. I've found my answers. I'd also prolly put a few more teams ahead of us IMO, but those are teams that have had a better past decade then PSU.

    Probably won't be a regular for long. I'm on vacation so have some free time.

    Problem is, the point is to win games, not just "reach BCS bowls." Also, that statistic tends to ignore overall poor seasons. Hypothetically, you could have one team go 9-4 each year without ever making a BCS bowl, and a second team make a BCS bowl one year then go winless for the next 9 years. And by your logic, the second team would be better than the first.

    BCS bowl appearances alone are not an appropriate measure of strength of a program/team. It's one of several factors.

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  • psubills62 said...

    Problem is, the point is to win games, not just "reach BCS bowls." Also, that statistic tends to ignore overall poor seasons. Hypothetically, you could have one team go 9-4 each year without ever making a BCS bowl, and a second team make a BCS bowl one year then go winless for the next 9 years. And by your logic, the second team would be better than the first.

    BCS bowl appearances alone are not an appropriate measure of strength of a program/team. It's one of several factors.

    By his logic, UCONN is one of the top 25 programs in the country the last 3 years.
    It doesn't matter that they wouldn't have even finished 5th in the B1G that year or that the whole country knew they were an utter joke and a free win to whomever they matched up against. They "made a BCS bowl."

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  • RWC5113 said...

    Notre Dame? You can't be serious...
    Miami (what have they done since 2002 that we haven't?..... aside from being busted for cheating also)
    What has Georgia done that we haven't?
    What has FSU done in the past 10 years that we haven't?
    WVU? I guess if you count roughly equal success as we have had while we have played in a 1000x tougher conference, then sure.
    Stanford... over the last 10 years? Really? The last 3, yes. Not the last 10.
    Iowa? Yeah they've had our number. But as a program, we have had much more success overall then they have over the last decade.
    I can go on. At least half this list is highly questionable.
    Just because a school has experienced success at any point during the last 10 years doesn't make them a better program than us over that last period. The Temple board is that way --->

    Miami, let's see. Played in 4 BCS games. Won an MNC and played in a second. That's more success then PSU has had this decade.

    FSU, let's see. Played in 3 MNC games. Won an MNC. Played in 6 BCS games. That's more success then PSU has had.

    WVU has more BCS games as does Stanford, ND and Georgia.

    Iowa has as many BCS appearances as we do AND they have owned us.

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  • sneakypete said...

    Well we are arguing top 20, not 25. I think there are 20 better programs over the past decade.

    I'm really curious to see them listed out. Start with PSU at 21 and then work up.

    Edit - didn't see the 5th (!) page.

    This post was edited by PSU17 on 5/17/2012 at 2:41 PM

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  • sneakypete said...

    Ohio State,Michigan, Oklahoma, USC, Florida, FSU, VT, LSU, Miami, Texas, Bama, Oregon, Wisconsin, WVU, Georgia, Standford, Notre Dame, Auburn, Boise St, Iowa. possibly TCU

    Last 20 years

    Stanford?!?!? HAHA the school with 7 straight losing seasons from 2002-2009, and 5 more losing seasons in the last 20. They have more losing seasons then winning seasons. Great analysis there.

    Notre Dame? 4 ten win seasons and two were 19 and 20 years ago. Big wins, no BCS wins, and four total bowl victories.

    TCU?!? 6 non winning seasons, while in CUSA/WAC/SWC no less. 1 BCS victory.

    Georgia? 4 top ten finishes, 2 BCS victories

    Iowa? 8 non-winning seasons, 2 conferencee titles, 1 BCS victory, 4 10 win seasons

    Oregon? 4 top 10 finishes, 2 BCS wins

    The first five have to be a joke, right? Plus what has Miami done since 2004, won the Peach Bowl and MPC bowls?

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  • sneakypete said...

    Ohio State,Michigan, Oklahoma, USC, Florida, FSU, VT, LSU, Miami, Texas, Bama, Oregon, Wisconsin, WVU, Georgia, Standford, Notre Dame, Auburn, Boise St, Iowa. possibly TCU

    in the words of charles barkley, "this list is purty turrible." It's almost like you only started watching CFB 5 years ago.

    WVU, ND, Auburn, Stanford, and Iowa are "no's." They're not even maybe's. You argue that WV has more BCS appearances, but you're talking about a conference where a team who was 8-5 won the automatic bid a few years back. They never have any national championship contenders and they only have a team sniff being undefeated every 3-4 years despite this mediocrity.

    Now we are very close to Georgia, VT, Wisconsin, etc. and those arguments can go either way.. but come on man!

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  • psubills62 said...

    Problem is, the point is to win games, not just "reach BCS bowls." Also, that statistic tends to ignore overall poor seasons. Hypothetically, you could have one team go 9-4 each year without ever making a BCS bowl, and a second team make a BCS bowl one year then go winless for the next 9 years. And by your logic, the second team would be better than the first.

    BCS bowl appearances alone are not an appropriate measure of strength of a program/team. It's one of several factors.

    I believe all those teams have more BCS WINS. Then us too. You can't win if you can't get there and none of those teams have scenarios you described.

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  • jmisdamina said...

    Last 20 years

    Stanford?!?!? HAHA the school with 7 straight losing seasons from 2002-2009, and 5 more losing seasons in the last 20. They have more losing seasons then winning seasons. Great analysis there.

    Notre Dame? 4 ten win seasons and two were 19 and 20 years ago. Big wins, no BCS wins, and four total bowl victories.

    TCU?!? 6 non winning seasons, while in CUSA/WAC/SWC no less. 1 BCS victory.

    Georgia? 4 top ten finishes, 2 BCS victories

    Iowa? 8 non-winning seasons, 2 conferencee titles, 1 BCS victory, 4 10 win seasons

    Oregon? 4 top 10 finishes, 2 BCS wins

    The first five have to be a joke, right? Plus what has Miami done since 2004, won the Peach Bowl and MPC bowls?

    We are discussing the past decade, not the past 20 years.

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  • psubills62 said...

    Problem is, the point is to win games, not just "reach BCS bowls." Also, that statistic tends to ignore overall poor seasons. Hypothetically, you could have one team go 9-4 each year without ever making a BCS bowl, and a second team make a BCS bowl one year then go winless for the next 9 years. And by your logic, the second team would be better than the first.

    BCS bowl appearances alone are not an appropriate measure of strength of a program/team. It's one of several factors.

    Add to that that they (BCS Bowls) are selected games. Not always an outright earned game. It is a factor and why it is as deceptive a 'stat' as the Mythical NC is.

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  • sneakypete said...

    Miami, let's see. Played in 4 BCS games. Won an MNC and played in a second. That's more success then PSU has had this decade.

    FSU, let's see. Played in 3 MNC games. Won an MNC. Played in 6 BCS games. That's more success then PSU has had.

    WVU has more BCS games as does Stanford, ND and Georgia.

    Iowa has as many BCS appearances as we do AND they have owned us.

    Do you know how to count to 10?

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  • RWC5113 said...

    Do you know how to count to 10?

    Sorry, my bad. I was using the beginning of the decade.

    I still think those teams have been better then us since 2000.

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  • Seltz said...

    Add to that that they (BCS Bowls) are selected games. Not always an outright earned game. It is a factor and why it is as deceptive a 'stat' as the Mythical NC is.

    Exactly. Last year, Michigan State beat Michigan and went to the conference championship, but Michigan went to the BCS bowl. Which was the better team? Last I checked, ND got preferential treatment when selected for a BCS bowl, so how anyone can consider that an achievement for them, I'll never know.

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  • Seltz said...

    Add to that that they (BCS Bowls) are selected games. Not always an outright earned game. It is a factor and why it is as deceptive a 'stat' as the Mythical NC is.

    You say that like they hand the games out like candy, to teams that had bad years.

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  • sneakypete said...

    I believe all those teams have more BCS WINS. Then us too. You can't win if you can't get there and none of those teams have scenarios you described.

    I never said they had the scenarios I described. I described the hypothetical situation to make a point that BCS bowl appearances or wins are not the sole measure for success of a program. You just cannot ignore things like total wins (which would flush out the pretenders in that hypothetical scenario, btw).

    WVU only makes it to BCS bowl games because someone from the Big East has to go.

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  • psubills62 said...

    Exactly. Last year, Michigan State beat Michigan and went to the conference championship, but Michigan went to the BCS bowl. Which was the better team? Last I checked, ND got preferential treatment when selected for a BCS bowl, so how anyone can consider that an achievement for them, I'll never know.

    So ND gets preferential treatment and everyone is out to get PSU. Got it. These bowls don't want PSU and their well known traveling fan base.

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  • psubills62 said...

    I never said they had the scenarios I described. I described the hypothetical situation to make a point that BCS bowl appearances or wins are not the sole measure for success of a program. You just cannot ignore things like total wins (which would flush out the pretenders in that hypothetical scenario, btw).

    WVU only makes it to BCS bowl games because someone from the Big East has to go.

    Total wins aren't accurate either. Because of conference strength for starters. The SEC feels the same way about the B1G as we do the Big East.

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  • sneakypete said...

    Sorry, my bad. I was using the beginning of the decade.

    I still think those teams have been better then us since 2000.

    Based on what? Not wins or BCS bowls in the last 10 years.

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