Appalachian St., at #67, is listed as the highest-rated school from the Sun Belt Conference.
Appalachian St., at #67, is listed as the highest-rated school from the Sun Belt Conference.
Very interesting, the new ESPN Football Power Index is out and UL is the highest rated SBC team.
Here are the ratings for some teams of note.
#4 LSU
#24 Mississippi State
#55 Tulane
#68 Louisiana
#72 App State
#80 USM
#84 Ohio
#89 Arkansas State
#92 ULM
#94 Georgia Southern
#95 Troy
#98 La Tech
#103 Coastal
#109 Georgia State
#115 Liberty
#117 Texas State
#123 South Alabama
Also, here is ESPN FPI winning percentage chances for the remaining schedule:
@ Ohio 52.7%
@ Georgia Southern 56.5%
vs App State 60.7%
@Arkansas State 53.8%
vs Texas State 90.7%
@ Coastal Carolina 67.9%
@ South Alabama 88.7%
vs Troy 76.7%
vs ULM 74.2%
The ESPN FPI has us finishing the regular season at 11-1 based on the percentages to win the rest of the season.
http://www.espn.com/college-football...=309&year=2019
Our projected Wins are 8.6, with a 2% chance of winning out and a 34.1% chance of winning the conference. I think the reason for this is because we have 3 games that they are suggesting are basically pick'em games with Ohio, Georgia Southern and Arkansas State as well as App being a really close game to pick.
No shot at you Dave, but the FPI winning percentage is one of the dumbest 'stats' that ESPN has ever engineered. It's about as phony as the ESPN QBR.
Having said that, we will most certainly not be over matched in any game remaining on this schedule.
Somebody else believes we can get a W in every remaining game on our schedule.
I'm always more skeptical of football given the many times we've been burned by high expectations, but after closely watching the first 3 games, I agree. It's fun to dream of 10 win seasons but this year, I think it's a legit possibly as opposed to a dream
When you can control the LOS, control the clock and run the ball...you are gonna win games.
But this week will indeed tell us much
The Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns are on the rise once again in the latest ESPN College Football Power Index, which was released on Sunday.
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