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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 5283269, member: 1969"]
Updates as the third of 4 "tiers" of OOC play are about to completed... week 5 and 6.
I'll put the tables up tomorrow as week 6 is officially complete.

But the highlights (lowlights?) for the ACC are;
- Clearly now 5th behind the BE... they are about as close to the MWC as the BE.  They are trending worse
- Won 20% of Q1 games (9W, 35L)
- Won 38% of Q2 games (9-15)
- Won 26% of Q1+Q2 games (18-50)
- 20-52 (against the other top conferences and Q1-Q2 games against schools from out of the conferences.
- 4-28 vs the SEC, 16-24 vs Others

The SEC dominance continues -- far greater than anything I have ever seen in OOC play --- you might be looking at a 12 team league.    Or if there end up being 5 or 6 league bottom feeders in the SEC, you might have 8 teams on the top 4 seed lines.
- They have won 61% of Q1 games... no other conference has won more than 34%   (ACC 20%)
- They have won 89% of Q2 games, next best is 57% (B10) (ACC 38%)
- They have won 72% of Q1+Q2 games, next best is 43% (B10)  (ACC 26%)
- SEC is 63-19 (77%) against other top conferences or Q1+Q2 schools out of the top conference.    They are 37-15 excluding the ACC.  The next best conference in these games is the B10 at 49%.    (ACC 28%)
- [B]The SEC has 50 quality wins, 1 bad loss,  No other conference has more than 23.  ACC is 18 quality W, 10 bad losses,[/B]

Overall in terms of margin, which is relevant for NET the SEC is 16.3, B10 is 13.9, and B12 is 13.4.   B12 keeps it status up due to enhanced performance in Q4 games.   I'll post more on B12 in a single topic,
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