AAC-MWC-MAC & OOC SAGARIN-MASSEY RATINGS WEEK 4 (24 SEP)

[MAD MACGYVER]

 

 

 

 

[IanforHeisman]

Boise St has the 2nd toughest OOC schedule of the G5, I'll take that.

[SleepingGiantFan]

3 minutes ago, IanforHeisman said:

Boise St has the 2nd toughest OOC schedule of the G5, I'll take that.

You're definitely deserving of a higher ranking than SDSU. We beat Cal but the Bears choked away their game at ASU last night and we beat UNH but beating FCS teams hardly matters and we beat NIU but they actually lost yesterday to Western Illinois or Southern Illinois or Middle Illinois or somebody to go 0-4.

Sagarins for the three leagues as a whole: AAC-69.23; MWC-60.96; MAC-60.22. Conclusion to be reached: The MWC is now no better than the MAC.

[MAD MACGYVER]

10 minutes ago, SleepingGiantsFan said:

You're definitely deserving of a higher ranking than SDSU. We beat Cal but the Bears choked away their game at ASU last night and we beat UNH but beating FCS teams hardly matters and we beat NIU but they actually lost yesterday to Western Illinois or Southern Illinois or Middle Illinois or somebody to go 0-4.

Sagarins for the three leagues as a whole: AAC-69.23; MWC-60.96; MAC-60.22. Conclusion to be reached: The MWC is now no better than the MAC.

The only thing left for SDSU, BSU, and AFA to do are to win out.  AFA and BSU play last week into the season, and SDSU and BSU will likely meet in the MWCCG.  The winner of that game will defeat a highly ranked team and potentially go to a NY6 Bowl.  Overall, considering the state of the MWC, I'd call that a good step forward for the conference.

[SleepingGiantFan]

It hadn't occurred to me that if Boise and SDSU both go undefeated to the MWC title game that the winner could actually be ranked higher than Houston would be if the Cougars lose to anybody except Louisville. Thanks for pointing out a ray of sunshine in the disgusting mess that is Hairball's Molehill Conference.

[IanforHeisman]

Nah, SDSU is the reigning MWC champ so I don't have an issue with them being ranked higher.