(01-05-2018 10:07 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote: It sucks for them, but they didn't schedule anyone. And just like any G5, they could have gotten an away game at a top school.
Here's their resume
FIU - Won 7 FBS games, but did so against teams that combined for a total FBS record of 27-54 (only 1 team had a winning record)
Maryland (road) - Won 3 FBS games
Memphis (twice at home) - They're a good team, but no real resume builder this year. Beat ULM and UCLA out of conference.
Cincy - Won 3 FBS games
ECU - Won 3 FBS games and lost to a FCS team
Navy - Won 7 FBS games
Austin Peay - FCS games only count if you lose them
SMU - Won 6 FBS games
UConn - Won 2 FBS games
Temple - Won 6 FBS games
USF - Legit decent team, winning 9 games. But again, combined record of teams they beat.....28 wins and 77 losses.
Auburn - Definite statement win. But Auburn had FOUR losses.
If UCF had played and beaten Auburn during the regular season, they would have deserved to go to the playoffs, but they chose instead to schedule 2 crappy P5s that historically will rarely be on of any team's 'playoff resume'.
Here's another schedule that apparently makes you #4 in the nation
6-6 shouldn't have been bowl eligible team
10-4 Fresno - won 9 FBS games
7-5 CSU (didn't beat a single winning team)
@ 5-7 Vandy - won 4 FBS games
6-6 Ole miss - won 5 FBS games
@ 7-5 Texas A&M - won 6 FBS games
4-8 Arkansas - won 3 FBS games
4-8 Tennessee - won 3 FBS games
#20 9-4 LSU - won 8 FBS games
@ #26 9-4 Miss. State - won 8 FBS games
5-6 Mercer - won 0 FBS games
*Didn't win division
*Didn't win conference championship
*Didn't beat a top 15 team all year
This gets you into the playoff apparently
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