RememberMurray
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I've noticed it's become very popular to designate various teams as "not good". An example: at least one poster has opined recently that North Carolina is "not good".
This got me wondering: What qualifies any team as "good" (vs "not good")?
Is a team good if that team is in the Top 25? This would lead me to believe there are 25 good teams, no more.
Is a team good if it receives votes in one of the Top 25 polls?
Is a team good if it is better than 70% of the other teams in the country?
I'm genuinely interested in the how we come to a conclusion on whether or not a team is good, and how many good teams are in existence at the present time. What say you, Gopher Hole? What deciding factors make a team good or not good in your eyes?
How many good teams are there in college football, right now?
This got me wondering: What qualifies any team as "good" (vs "not good")?
Is a team good if that team is in the Top 25? This would lead me to believe there are 25 good teams, no more.
Is a team good if it receives votes in one of the Top 25 polls?
Is a team good if it is better than 70% of the other teams in the country?
I'm genuinely interested in the how we come to a conclusion on whether or not a team is good, and how many good teams are in existence at the present time. What say you, Gopher Hole? What deciding factors make a team good or not good in your eyes?
How many good teams are there in college football, right now?
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