Justavisitor
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Wow...did you save that link just for me? I'm flattered.
So, in a thread about a game that Tennessee lost to a team they beat by 40 the year before, I was negative about their chances in the upcoming games against ranked teams.
You might be certain that their success since the opening loss is all about Tennessee being better than I thought, but I'm not so sure it's not that the 4 ranked teams are worse than I thought.
I have already noted that Tennessee is better than I thought they would be. Let's see how it goes when Massingale is playing 37 minutes a game.
The 4-3 post by me was based on Tennessee losing a game they should NEVER lose and me not knowing how bad those ranked teams would be.
So, I guess I get to rub it in your face when they aren't as good as you think. Looking forward to it.
You keep saying how bad those teams are. Whens the last time a 20-something team was a really good team. They're ranked down there for a reason and a loss or a blow out can happen to them at any time. All it takes is an off night. For reference, look at the teams that finished the season last year ranked from 16 - 25. I'll pick on one of those teams. Nebraska finished at 22 and had losses to Michigan, Minnesota, and Northwester, just to name a few. Here's another one just for fun. St. Johns finished at 21 with 9 losses. They lost an early season game to Hofstra and another later in the season to Harvard. My point is that everyone keeps saying these 20-something teams are over rated, but the reality is that WCBB isn't exactly that competitive after you venture past the top 10 - 15 teams. After that, it can be a toss up on many nights.
I will agree that GT is looking overrated, but Miami and UNC will probably finish in the top 25.