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[QUOTE="dinosaurbbq, post: 1168033, member: 1333"]
The problem with the chart is that it counts predominantly at this point non conference games. 
OOC Strength of Schedule: 
Louisville  111                          *still has Notre Dame and Kentucky left
Pitt             86
Clemson     1                            * still has South Carolina and Ga. State left
BC               47
Va Tech        23
Miami           32
Virginia        38
Wake           115
SU                44
FSU               8                           *still has Florida left
NC State     103
Duke             125
Ga Tech        87                         *still has Georgia left
UNC              27

For example -- Louisville has benefited from playing crappy Murray St. and FIU.
Pitt has benefited by playing crappy Delaware, FIU and Akron.
So lots of those great defenses as against half crappy OOC teams will be shooting way up in defensive yards allowed.

Let's look again at the end of the year.  I'll bet SU goes for more yards than the current average against each of its remaining opponents.
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