October 3, 201610 yr Author I'll buy a 1 loss Michigan over a 1 loss Louisville based on being a historically important program or having a popular coach, but no way on SOS. Honestly, I think there's an argument to be made that it is on at least on par with OSU's as well. How so? Ohio State has played Oklahoma, and still has Wisconsin, Nebraska, Michigan State, and Michigan left. UofL has played what looks like a pretty mediocre FSU team and lost to Clemson. They have Houston left and that is it. How would SOS not play a factor there if everything else is equal?
October 3, 201610 yr ^I think you can remove Michigan State from your list of good teams....They're average at best this season.
October 3, 201610 yr ^I think you can remove Michigan State from your list of good teams....They're average at best this season. #TooSoon -- you know Sparty is his club. Be nice!! :bunny:
October 3, 201610 yr #TooSoon -- you know Sparty is his club. Be nice!! :bunny: @GrantNKY, you know I'm having some fun after your Dantonio love-fest last week.
October 3, 201610 yr Author @GrantNKY, you know I'm having some fun after your Dantonio love-fest last week. I can't even believe it. Haha. I'm not a State fan by any means, I just really respect what Dantonio has done at MSU. But I obviously gave this team too much respect. They just don't have the it factor that some of his past teams have had. Oh well hopefully your Cornhuskers stay on top of their game by time the showdown happens in Columbus.
October 3, 201610 yr Author ^I think you can remove Michigan State from your list of good teams....They're average at best this season. You know how it goes though. They'll still give both our teams tough games. But yeah they are certainly mediocre right now.
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