itseasyas1-2-3 said:

I already did that, just didn't post it.

2013 beat Army and Memphis both 3-9. (6-18)

2014. beat Vandy and Tulane both 3-9, UConn and Tulane 2-10, E. Carolina 8-5. (14-23)

2015 beat UCF 0-12, SMU and Charlotte each 2-10, UMass and Tulane both 3-9, E. Carolina 5-7,
UConn 6-7, PSU and Cincy both 7-6, Memphis 9-4. (34-75)

2016 beat E. Carolina and UConn 3-9, Charlotte, Tulane and Cincy all 4-8, SMU 5-7, UCF 6-7,
Navy 9-5, U So. Fla 11-2. (49-63)

Total record of ALL the teams they beat 6-18, 14-23, 34-75, 49-63;
103-179...(34.5%) ..You can't massage these numbers. Like I said, Im not doing Baylor, but if you eliminate his first year at Temple it still comes back 97-161...(37.5%) Only changes the overll record by 3%.....

(Next time, it's a commission job dingle, remember I was an accountant in the military?) LOL.

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itseasyas1-2-3 said:

I think every win by Foster, Sanders and Cignetti have shined the light more and more on Matt.

I can't imagine how Matt would begin to answer a press question like this,

"Looking at CU, IND, and UCLA, three completely different programs, three different personality types as their HC, all improving from week after week.
Everything they have, we have more and we have better.
Why are we having so much trouble getting this thing turned around?"

Now that would be a tough question to answer on the podium right now.

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dinglefritz said:

Now analyze it by year. It changes the numbers significantly if you eliminate even his his first year of taking over those programs that were in shambles.

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dinglefritz said:

It was pretty obvious to all observers. You don’t parade a guy around Lincoln if he isn’t someone you’re trying to hire. Logically I believe it would have been for the same title that Thomas later agreed to. IF I’m Dana there’s no way I come to NU to be a co-OC.

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