Recent content by RSTuthill

Agreed, but the risk is low I would think of that ever happening. Not in the land of steady habits.

Which means that it is indeed a head scratcher and that we are missing something.

Yup, and if that is so, would that be the cause to leave a place where you are enjoying some success?

You said overall. Your definition of status pertains to FB only and is performance based and thus revenue based. P2 or P4 are not terms relevant to basketball, hockey, or baseball for instance based on recent records. So I would push back on the word "overall".

I am not sure that anyone has pointed this out, but Colorado is not exactly west coast. Maybe the more germane way to put it is that it is not the east coast.

I am curious, why do you say that? Both hockey teams are doing great. Field hockey, baseball, other sports? I don't think 3rd tier is accurate. FB is clearly 2nd tier, but that fact is almost immaterial.

This would seem to be a lateral at best, perhaps a step down. Which may mean that there is going to be less money, not more for football next year.

Too late, isn't it. He is a step above UConn now.

I agree, but KRACH is massively aggregate.

Neither of those systems should be viewed as a predictor. Rather more a predictor of probability. Now, was Duke out of UConn's league, so to speak, when Sagarin made its ranking? I forget, but I kinda doubt it. I am just saying that if you are betting your imminent portal success or failure on...

Totally agree. Gotta be careful what you wish for. Getting spanked in a bowl that the consensus feels ex post facto that UConn had no business being in will do the program no good at portal time.

The biggest bowl win in UConn history. My friends said the SC fans were arrogant as hell but apologetic and complementary after the game.

From KRACH 64 to KRACH 80, make a choice. That is the addressable market ... uh, rather domain of feasible opponents designed for max ROI. Somebody said JMU would kill UConn. That is what KRACH is showing. They are out of UConn's league. It shows the same for Duke on a neutral site which is...

Well, OK, but if you are trying to figure out which P4 teams might be within reason beatable by UConn, you can't assume UConn's 9-3 is equivalent to any P4's 9-3 which is what you are implying. The P4 teams UConn might knock off will finish more like 6-6. And about half of those could spank...

Looks like a pretty good Nutmeg Classic coming up. But why are the two highest seeds playing in the first round?