Including a bowl game; who will win the most OOC games this year?

ASU and FIU will possibly tie, since we have the easiest OOC.

I think ASU will.

someone want to post everyone's OOC schedule so I can make an educated decision?

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Illinois
Memphis
Virginia Tech
Central Arkansas

I see 4 teams with a realistic chance of going 2-2 OOC, barring a big upset (ULM over Iowa for example).

FIU
ASU
ULL
Troy

I think FIU has the best chance of any to go 3-1 as they have two games that they can win and no one would be shocked (Duke and Akron) and they should have a legitimate shot to take one from the remaining two (UCF and Louisville).

ASU should be next with winnable games against Memphis and Central Ark. Best chance for an upset is Illinois.

ULL could easily win two but don't see an upset against Ok St or Arizona.

Troy can win two but dang it they always seem to let down against UAB.

We could beat Indiana and Memphis. I think that gives us a chance especially if we make it to a bowl game.

(08-02-2011 12:58 PM)InjunJohn Wrote:  Troy can win two but dang it they always seem to let down against UAB.

In Birmingham, yeah, I'd agree with you. Last time they beat Troy in Troy was in 2005, as Troy was going on to a 4-7 record. Which was the last time Troy didn't have a share of the SBC title.

I'd say they'd be lucky to have a 3-1 OOC result. 2-2 is more likely. Arkansas is going to be a tough one. Clemson, who knows?

If you are going to do a poll, would it hurt to list all of the teams?

Seriously.

I think FIU's got the best shot to win 3.

Cajuns best bet is to win 2 but 3 is a pipe dream.

(08-02-2011 12:37 PM)Burn the Horse Wrote:  someone want to post everyone's OOC schedule so I can make an educated decision?

I guess we can each put up our own OOC schedule to help you out.

FIU:

@ Louisville - Sept. 9th
UCF - Sept. 17th
Duke - Oct. 1
@ Akron - Oct. 8

2011 OOC Schedules:
(My projections in parentheses)

ASU: @Ill, @VA Tech, Memphis, UCA (2-2, Memphis and UCA)
FAU: @UF, @Mich St., @Auburn, UAB (0-4)
FIU: @Louisville, UCF, Duke, @Akron (2-2, Akron and Duke)
MTSU: @GA Tech, @Tenn, Purdue, Memphis (1-3, Memphis)
Troy: @Clemson, @uark-f, @Navy, UAB (1-3, UAB)
ULL: @OSU, @Kent St., @AZ, Nicholls St. (1-3, Nicholls St)
ULM: @FSU, @TCU, @Iowa, Grambling (1-3, Grambling)
UNT: Houston, Indiana, @Alabama, @Tulsa (1-3, Indiana)
USA*: @ Kent St., @NC State (0-2)
WKU: UK, Navy, Indiana St., @LSU (1-3, Indiana St.)

The obvious answer to the question is South Alabama since ALL games are OOC matchups

(08-02-2011 01:27 PM)BlueRaiderFan. Wrote:  We could beat Indiana and Memphis. I think that gives us a chance especially if we make it to a bowl game.

It's Purdue.

I think Purdue is beatable. The Raiders should absolutely beat the dog poop out of T I G E R high. Georgia Tech and utk ought to be much tougher but its not like the Raiders are playing someone contending for the BC$ championship.

(08-02-2011 04:30 PM)SpaceRaider Wrote:  

(08-02-2011 01:27 PM)BlueRaiderFan. Wrote:  We could beat Indiana and Memphis. I think that gives us a chance especially if we make it to a bowl game.

It's Purdue.

I think Purdue is beatable. The Raiders should absolutely beat the dog poop out of T I G E R high. Georgia Tech and utk ought to be much tougher but its not like the Raiders are playing someone contending for the BC$ championship.

Meant to type Purdue...it's IN Indiana lol...yeah, I think we have a shot at Ga Tech and Tennessee but not enough to really give it much of a chance to win one of the two. It is possible though. If I'm not mistaken, we have won the most ooc games the last 2-3 years...but maybe not...that's just from memory.

could have listed everyone sheesh!