Posted by Kevin K. on 07/19/2010
Phil Steele has published his 2010 college football strength of schedule rankings. Iowa State has the toughest schedule in 2010, while Middle Tennessee has the easiest.
How does Steele rank the college football schedules? Here is what he had to say on his blog:
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Posted by Kevin K. on 11/13/2009
Through week 10 of the 2009 college football season, the Washington Huskies have the toughest strength of schedule in Jeff Sagarin’s ratings. Last weeks strength of schedule rating is listed in parentheses:
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Posted by Kevin K. on 11/07/2009
Through week 9 of the 2009 college football season, the Washington Huskies have the toughest strength of schedule in Jeff Sagarin’s ratings. His rating is defined below: The SCHEDULE ratings represent the average schedule difficulty faced by each team in the games that it’s played so far. The schedule difficulty of a given game takes [...]
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Posted by Kevin K. on 08/31/2009
The 2009 college football season is almost upon us! With that in mind, let’s take a look at Phil Steele’s 2009 strength of schedule rankings. Steele has been publishing a football newsletter since 1982 and started his College Football Preview in 1995. Today, he is one of the premier gurus of college football stats. Listed [...]
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Posted by Kevin K. on 10/05/2008
We have posted the 2009 Georgia Bulldogs Football Schedule. The Bulldogs, who have one of the nation’s toughest 2008 schedules, face another difficult slate in 2009. The Dawgs open the season with a big non-conference game at Oklahoma State on September 5. The Dawgs will also play non-conference games against Arizona State, Georgia Tech and [...]
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Posted by Kevin K. on 09/02/2008
Phil Steele, a college football pundit, has the Washington Huskies at the top in his 2008 strength of schedule rankings. Not only do the Huskies face their regular PAC-10 slate (at Arizona, Cal, Oregon, USC and Washington State; home against Arizona State, Oregon State, Stanford and UCLA), they have non-conference matchups against BYU, Notre Dame [...]
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Posted by Kevin K. on 08/31/2008
The Georgia Bulldogs football schedule is regarded by many as the nation’s toughest in 2008. The Dawgs opened the season with a 45-21 victory over the Georgia Southern Eagles, a traditional power in the Football Championship Subdivision. Next Saturday, the Bulldogs host the Central Michigan Chippewas at home, followed by an SEC match versus the [...]
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