No not really, it is not their fault that they had to stay in the AAC for another year[
Ohio, Eastern Kentucky, Kentucky, and FIU makes up their OOC schedule. That's on Louisville, and it's why they're going to go undefeated and not play for the national championship.
I get your point, but schedules are made so far in advance that it was put together when they were coming off a 4 win season and were looking at needing victories to get to bowls more than competing for national championships. Also wouldn't mark them down as undefeated yet, I don't think any team in the country would really want to go down to Orlando for a Friday night nationally televised game that UCF has been pointing to since the spring.
Yeah they were kicking ass with him.
I get your point, but schedules are made so far in advance that it was put together when they were coming off a 4 win season and were looking at needing victories to get to bowls more than competing for national championships. Also wouldn't mark them down as undefeated yet, I don't think any team in the country would really want to go down to Orlando for a Friday night nationally televised game that UCF has been pointing to since the spring.
Yep, UCF might have the best shot at knocking them off. They played South Carolina tough. The UCF QB will play in the NFL, according to Mel kiper.
There aren't a lot of NFL teams that wouldn't suffer if you took away their starting left tackle, their starting RB, and their most versatile defensive lineman. And they still haven't lost a game by more than a TD. I'd still feel pretty good about their chances of coming back for a wild card slot if Julio hadn't gone down.
Ok, I'll be serious and stop trolling you on the Falcons. Julio is a game changer and they probably would've squeezed into a wildcard with him, but giving up all those picks for him has a lot to do with why there is not much talent on the other side of the ball. JMO. Really do hate that he went out, about the only Bama player outside of Warmack (by default) that I like.