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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 4496729, member: 1969"] As mentioned above the ACC appears to have a more top 25 type teams this year. But they also have more bad teams than normal. Right now there are 6 teams with NET's below 100, 3 of which are below 200! Louisville is at 345. Hurts ability to win Q1 or Q2 games, and also draws down the NET's of everybody. As a comparison: Big 12 has NIL B10 has 1 (1 below 200) SEC has 3 (1 below 200) BE has 3 (1 below 200) P12 has 2 (2 below 200) ACC has 6 (3 below 200) Louisville has a KP Rating of 245, Cal is at 256. These might be amongst the worst P6 teams of the last 10 years. [/QUOTE]
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