Re-read my post and please tell me how I was ignorant...That, or go look up the definition of ignorant...
Was I comparing OOC schedules and RPI? No...I was responding to your idiotic post saying we had a very weak BE schedule...In reality, not nearly as weak as your BE schedule, I just found it funny you would throuw that in your post.
Injuries...yea...
Picture losing Napier to a serious injury the 1st game of the year and doesn't return until late DEC, Calhoun to a torn labrum and out until late DEC, and Boatright to a knee injury that sidelines him a few games...then we'd see who would be doing the crying...another thing, clearly you have no idea about sports injuries or being part of sports. Council took a while to get up to speed, and Dunn never will be this year.
And I thought our site had some idiotic fans...
Your site does, feel better?

First things first, not including the H/A between PC/UConn, PC's BE schedule was harder, but the difference wasn't huge. PC had one extra game against Cuse, where UConn had DePaul. Nova is close to Cinci, SHU is close to USF. PC had Gtown/UL on the road, UConn had ND/Pitt. PC had Rutgers away and SJU at home, UConn the opposite. Both had Marquette on the road. Basically the big difference is Cuse/DePaul H/A series.
Oddly the biggest difference in schedules was the H/A with Cuse/DePaul, yet in the three games UConn played UConn is 3-0 and in the three games PC played, PC is 0-3. Even if you switched those H/A on the schedule, UConn would be 2-1 at worse and PC would be 1-2 at best but PC beating DePaul is no foregone conclusion, PC lost by 10 at home with a full roster.
Both teams had weak schedules, UConn's was weaker, but it wasn't some huge gap. UConn made up for it in the OOC by a large margin.
We're not talking about when they walked into PC we're talking now......are they or aren't they any good?