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Very much so. Florida State has played a shit schedule too but they destroy their opponents by like 40 points per game. Largest differential since Army back before your parents were likely born.
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They play in the SEC so I think the automatic answer is yes for most people. Although outside of Alabama I personally don't feel any of their wins were massively impressive. Teams get rated highly in the poles just because they have winning records in the SEC. I mean GA was at four(?) losses before they finally fell out of the top twenty five. So take SEC teams SoS with a grain of salt.
edit: The Mizzou/Auburn game was highly entertaining, but the quality of defensive football was very bad and both teams looked pretty undisciplined when it came to ball protection and just general play.
FSU never proved shit - their conference champ. game was against a bad Duke team - thats how weak the ACC is. Now you might say B1G is same level but I disagree, at least MSU is showing to be a quality team and OSU's equal. ACC had who?
Now if you want to argue Auburn puts up 40+ on OSU, I will not contend it.
Sterling: blowing out overmatched opponents means nothing when it comes to playing against other elite teams.
Now if you want to argue Auburn puts up 40+ on OSU, I will not contend it.
Sterling: blowing out overmatched opponents means nothing when it comes to playing against other elite teams.
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Right, FSU hasn't really played anyone. But in not playing anyone they've hung historic point differentials on the bunch of nobodies. Which is kind of what TOSU should have been doing prior to this game and while they shouldn't really dumpster MSU they should win by 14 or so to look like a legitimate 24 win in a row title contending team.
I am also against Ohio State because of the stupid goddamn "***THE*** Ohio State University" thing their players do on NFL broadcast introductions.