Big XII vs Big 10 Interesting Bowl Stats
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Doesn't Ohio have some pretty bad weather... or no? Is that what happened to Iowa?
Iowa lost, on their home field in front on 70,000 other hawkedup idiots, to ISU. Iowa's offense scored 17 on the worst defense in the FBS...AT HOME! ISU was down right pathetic this year, but they beat a B1G team on the road.
Upsets happen 10 out of the last 20 games? Upsets happen the last 2 games in Kinnick?
Is this guy telling us our Football team isn't good? THANK GOD SOMEONE DID IT! I was confused why I was always so drunk on Saturdays this fall.
I know you football genius's in ames think you know football ( being the perennial little 12 conference champs and powerhouse ) but the majority of people know IOWA is the better by far.. 2-10 is never better then 7-5.
I like this hawkedup guy, his team is 7-5, headed to a bowl game, yet still feels the need to come on CF and be a little *****. Awesome sauce.
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I think it is really great when people with disabilities can overcome them and become productive members of society. I'm proud of you, hawkedup. Go Hawks!
Here's how it works. When ISU or the Big 12 plays harder conference schedules every single year, that doesn't matter. When the Big Ten gets overmatched in bowl games because they have more money than quality football, then strength of opponent/schedule matters.
Credit to Iowa, they actually do better than most of their conference in typically overmatched bowls.
Credit to Iowa, they actually do better than most of their conference in typically overmatched bowls.
Exactly.
With Mr. Troll Hawkedup, you just throw info and stats at the wall and hope they stick. If needed, just change the argument to fit your view.
I just looked back that far. I didnt think earlier was relevant. The stats could be worse for the Big 10 the farther you go back
Look. The Big 10 played 73 games in that span and the Big XII played 74 games. Over that many games it is not a fluke given that large of a sample space. You are reaching for justification. The fact is that the Big 10 has been down for a long time and yet they dont seem to be penalized for it. The bowl committees try to give good match ups so the games are competitive. You would expect the records to be about .500, but the Big 10 at 38% is significant.
