With schedules like that how is anyone supposed to measure how good they are? By them barely getting by the UNC`s of the world. Or by them beating all mighty clemson, that can wave bye bye to top 25, by having 3 non offensive TD`s.
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With schedules like that how is anyone supposed to measure how good they are? By them barely getting by the UNC`s of the world. Or by them beating all mighty clemson, that can wave bye bye to top 25, by having 3 non offensive TD`s.
Not schedule WM, ECU, and Ohio on a regular basis. There basketball schedule is even more of a joke.
it's funny, you'd think every other team in the nation has an OOC schedule of Florida, USC, LSU and Texas...but alas, every other team schedules the Arkansas State's, Florida International, Furman, etc.
just people hatin'...whatever helps you sleep
A major D-1 "powerhouse" should not schedule a team that isn't D-1.
In the last 12 seasons FSU has played 1 D-2 team.
vt plays 1 or more every season.
I can't wait for 11/10.
VT hasn't played a D2 team
You denying VT's Football schedule is like me denying Maryland's graduating players from basketball. It's fighting a losing battle.
no you saying VT schedules cupcakes is like the holdback argument...everyone can do it, and does it
I wish I was as smart about college football as I am Basketball and knew the sites that calculated all this stuff up, to compare VT's ooc schedule to say a UT's or Miami on a yearly basis would be like comparing Norton's ooc schedule to PV's.
You VT haters have no idea what you're talking about. VT's strength of schedule is 23rd. Georgia and Tennesse are 17th and 15th respectively. While VT doesn't play the toughest schedule, it would be ignorant to say their schedule is weak and "brag" that these 2 sec teams schedule is much harder. By the way, South Carolina has the toughest schedule in the nation.
http://cbs.sportsline.com/collegefootball/polls/117
Direct from the VT website, in 2000 they played Akron, UCF, ECU, and UVA out of conference. They only played one ranked team, it was in conference rival (Big East) Miami. In 2001 they played UConn, Western Michigan, UCF, and UVA ooc again only playing one ranked team Miami. In 2002 they played Arkansas State, LSU, Marshall, Texam AM,Western Michigan, and UVA ooc. They played three ranked teams out of conference. In 2003 they played UCF, JMU, Texas AM, UConn, and UVA they didn't play any ranked OOC teams, and two overall. In 2004, they played USC, WMU, WVU, Florida AM, and UVA. They played three ranked ooc teams this season. In 2005, Ohio, WVU, and Marshall. No ranked teams ooc that season. In 2006, Northeastern, Cincy, Kent State, and Southern Miss. Bottom line it's a complete joke, when I have more time if you'd like I'll go do Miami and UT and compare. So since 2000 including this year they've played 7 ranked teams out of conference, 6 of which came in two seasons, two also who were UVA and Marshall (not what I'd called traditional powers).