Spaulding!No!
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I don't think American Athletic Conference (Temple), or the A10 for that matter, qualify as "P6".I do respect the logic and conventional-ish wisdom in this post, and it very well may be reality. However, I think it's too convenient an excuse.
P6s like Temple or Georgia Tech (among others) are likely also in that Quad 2/3 limboland - they're not "quality" P6s, but they're at least recognizable as having successful pasts. Is Minnesota afraid to schedule teams like that because they're Quad 3 at Williams, or are they just scared of losing, period? My guess is the latter, but feel free to disagree.
You are correct about the AAC, though t-rank includes them in the "high major" category (the A10 is not included, fwiw). With Houston, Cincy, and UCF moving over to the B12 soon, the AAC may get dropped from that categorization.I don't think American Athletic Conference (Temple), or the A10 for that matter, qualify as "P6".
That is the P5 from football plus the Big East.
Quads is some other thing, which I'm not sure how it is determined.
I do respect the logic and conventional-ish wisdom in this post, and it very well may be reality. However, I think it's too convenient an excuse.
P6s like Temple or Georgia Tech (among others) are likely also in that Quad 2/3 limboland - they're not "quality" P6s, but they're at least recognizable as having successful pasts. Is Minnesota afraid to schedule teams like that because they're Quad 3 at Williams, or are they just scared of losing, period? My guess is the latter, but feel free to disagree.
You get the point, though. Sub Oregon State or Butler or BC if you will, There's enough of them out there.I guess we'll have to see how what quality P6 home opponents Georgia Tech is able to schedule. Temple is not a P6 team.
You get the point, though. Sub Oregon State or Butler or BC if you will, There's enough of them out there.
But they have not scheduled any P6s, home away, or neutral - at least not yet. No quad 1s. San Fran might - might - be quad 2. Look at the B1G schedule thread - there are 46 of these P6 games, at least, spread among the 13 other B1G schools, all of whom have at least one. It’s really shameful, IMO.Yes, as I said, they can definitely schedule middle to lower end P6 teams (and they have).
My point was "quality" P6 teams are almost certainly going to pass on scheduling a game at Williams Arena for 2023-24.
Wallowing in minutia. The B1G schedule is plenty this year. You think the Gophers get stomped by “quality” P6 so you can pound another nail in CBJ’s coaching coffin. Hate that diversity.But they have not scheduled any P6s, home away, or neutral - at least not yet. No quad 1s. San Fran might - might - be quad 2. Look at the B1G schedule thread - there are 46 of these P6 games, at least, spread among the 13 other B1G schools, all of whom have at least one. It’s really shameful, IMO.
I don't believe it has ever been done before. At least not in decades. It will be a new low if it comes to pass.But they have not scheduled any P6s, home away, or neutral - at least not yet.
But they have not scheduled any P6s, home away, or neutral - at least not yet. No quad 1s. San Fran might - might - be quad 2. Look at the B1G schedule thread - there are 46 of these P6 games, at least, spread among the 13 other B1G schools, all of whom have at least one. It’s really shameful, IMO.
Because he didn’t make you and Howdy happy?Coyle blew it and is 100% in damage control.
I don't care about Spaulding or Howdy's happiness as much as I do about not having back-to-back last place finishes. That said, I think the two things are related.Because he didn’t make you and Howdy happy?
I disagree.I don't care about Spaulding or Howdy's happiness as much as I do about not having back-to-back last place finishes. That said, I think the two things are related.