Just curious, do you count these manually or do you have some program that automatically counts the unbeatens?
Lol. Baylor and Maryland make sure every year they play a full baker's dozen. Baylor (and Texas) also makes sure that they play little outside the state of Texas.I'll bet if you look at the schedules of most of the "unbeatens", you'll find they began their season in a BAKERY. Now they're beginning to play other teams that are at their level talent and skill wise.
Lol. Baylor and Maryland make sure every year they play a full baker's dozen. Baylor (and Texas) also makes sure that they play little outside the state of Texas.
I'll bet if you look at the schedules of most of the "unbeatens", you'll find they began their season in a BAKERY.
Not a haberdashery, a bakery.So?
Not a haberdashery, a bakery.
I prefer "Si", sir, no sigh says I.JORDY: si ! (sigh)
I prefer "Si", sir, no sigh says I.
The total will be 20 before the nights over as two 7-0 teams face each other out west. USC @ LMU
Ok -Mel Blanc --si, sue, says! Do you know Sigh, Si!JORDY: si ! (sigh)
It's amazing how you can stay under the radar when you don't play anybodyUSC won this one. I haven't looked at their schedule. They're flying under the radar so far.
A-buh-the, A-buh-the, A-buh-the, that's all folks.Ok -Mel Blanc --si, sue, says! Do you know Sigh, Si!
Usc realistically only has 6 players that contribute. It will catch up to them by conference time. If they win half their pac 12 games it would be amazing.It's amazing how you can stay under the radar when you don't play anybody
Seriously, USC's best wins so far are over Purdue and LMU. Really haven't played anyone else worth mentioning.
They now get a long break (for finals?) until Dec. 15, when they'll host Texas A&M in their only OOC game vs. a currently top-25 team.
Usc realistically only has 6 players that contribute. It will catch up to them by conference time. If they win half their pac 12 games it would be amazing.