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[QUOTE="wfschrec, post: 339065, member: 361"]
Ok so lets decompose this:
 
2010:
South Florida #50,
Pittsburgh #35,
West Virginia #25,
Cincinnati #79,
Louisville #60,
Rutgers #91,
Connecticut #47
 
2011:
South Florida #73,
Pittsburgh #72,
West Virginia #21,
Cincinnati #28,
Louisville #55,
Rutgers #32,
Connecticut #80
 
4 of 7 were higher in the SOS and in some circumstances significantly which feeds into the premise that our SOS was much further along than a mere 9 slots based on conference and OOC schedule.  Not even sure why it matters where the losses came from either ... its overall SOS not OOC or in conference SOS ... its overall and our record reflected the fact that we had a tougher schedule.  While UConn, USF and Pitt did take a tumble overall our in conference schedule was tougher than the prior season ... as well as our OOC ... FWIW 2 of those road conference wins were against teams that improved tremendously between 2010 and 2011 and then became home losses which gives even more ammunition for my argument with those two programs being Cincy and RU ... Granted the RU game was a giveaway ... it still reflects an overall tougher schedule.
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