I realize this is about as useful as Pre-season team rankings but since it's the offseason, I thought it would help pass the time. Idaho and GaSt really drag down our SOS. If they could have managed to win 4 or 5 games a piece, especially the OOC match-ups, it could have put App in the top 90.

http://www.fbschedules.com/2015/03/2015 ... aa-method/

Teams of interest (team--opp record--opp win %)
25. Clemson – 88-65, 57.52%
50. Georgia State – 82-69, 54.30%
61. Wake Forest – 82-71, 53.59%
74. Wyoming – 79-74, 51.63%
77. Troy – 76-73, 51.01%
79. Idaho – 74-73, 50.34%
94. South Alabama – 72-76, 48.65%
99. Arkansas State – 70-79, 46.98%
105. New Mexico State – 68-79, 46.26%
105. Texas State – 68-79, 46.26%
109. Old Dominion – 68-80, 45.95%
111. ULM – 73-88, 45.34%
114. East Carolina – 67-82, 44.97%
116. Charlotte – 65-81, 44.52%
118. Appalachian State – 65-82, 44.22%
123. UL Lafayette – 62-86, 41.89%
124. Georgia Southern – 61-86, 41.50%
128. Marshall – 54-89, 37.76%

Interesting that ECU is only four slots ahead of us and UNC-C is ahead at all.

NewApp wrote:Interesting that ECU is only four slots ahead of us and UNC-C is ahead at all.

ECU not getting much credit in this system for playing Florida and Va. Tech since those teams were a combined 12-11 last year. Under this system, those games would be considered equally difficult as our game vs. ODU.