You're right. I meant Pioneer. For some reason my brain was stuck on NEC. Probably because JMU is playing 2 NEC teams. Fixed it.SuperHornet wrote:In general, I would agree with that, with one caveat. Why single out just the NEC? Under current conditions, the Pioneer would seem to be just as bad, if not worse. And one could name a couple of other conferences as well....BDKJMU wrote:
Then you'd have to factor in I-AAs and I-A's relative power within their own division. But it shouldn't be some complicated computer formula that no one understands. Something like this might work:
Win over a Big 5: 25 points + 1 point for every opponents win.
Win over a non Big 5 I-A & I-AA transitioning up: 20 points + 1 point for every opponents win.
Win over I-AA (except NEC): 15 points + 1 point for every opponents win
Win over an NEC & transitioning from Div II to I-AA: 10 points + 1 point for every opponents win.
Win over a Div II: 5 point + 1 point for every opponents win.
+ 2 points if win was on road, +1 point if win was at neutral site.
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4 Years FBS: 40-11 (.784). Highest winning percentage & least losses of all of G5 2022-2025.
Sun Belt East Champions: 2022, 2023, 2025
Sun Belt Champions: 2025
Top 25 ranked: 2022, 2023, 2025
CFP: 2025