USA Today article lists grades for college football programs with seven schools earning an A+ grade.
Northern Illinois is one of 10 to be given an A.
A total of 11 schools were given A- grades while another 11 programs received a B+; this last group included both Coastal Carolina and Central Michigan.
Thankfully not a single MAC school was among the six programs receiving an "F" grade --- Akron was one of 14 with a D.

https://sports.yahoo.com/report-card-tim...p_catchall

Well, you know there is a problem with this list when Toledo is graded C-. That is completely impossible with their nationally-ranked recruiting classes. Based on that alone, they should have been graded A++ in a category all by themselves (because A+ is simply not good enough for them).

(01-12-2022 05:33 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  Well, you know there is a problem with this list when Toledo is graded C-. That is completely impossible with their nationally-ranked recruiting classes. Based on that alone, they should have been graded A++ in a category all by themselves (because A+ is simply not good enough for them).

The MACs best team on paper. No so much real life. On paper though.

But 9-5 next uear won't earn that same A grade. Expectations have been raised.

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great season