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[QUOTE="GoSU96, post: 1274243, member: 114"]
His first your years in D-1 they went 20-26.   Their first four years in the Big East after that they went 26-22.   It took until his 9th season to finish above .500 at 54-53.

5o% of Edsalls wins were against non P5, another 36% against P5 with non winning records, 10 of his 70, 14%, wins were against p5 with winning records, and of those wins all but one were in his last four years.

His first four years in the BE, starting his 6th year as a HC, Edsall went 11-16 in conference.

Marrone had 40% of his wins against Non P5, 28% against P5 with losing records, and 8 of 25, 32%, wins against P5 with winning records.

Marrone never lost a game to non P5 team, and only one game, 9-10 to Lville, to a team that finished with 4 wins or less.   Edsall manged to did both of those, losing to Temple and a 4-8 Rutgers team, in his last year at Uconn.

Of Marrone's 25 losses, 22 came to teams that went to Bowl games.

Your whole demonstrably better thing is a crock of .   I'm sure Edsall could have won eight or nine games here, it just would have probably taken him four or five seasons to do it.
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