🏈 Toughest schedules and least returning starters in 2017

[252BAMA]

Last week we highlighted the 10 programs with the best combination of schedule difficulty and talent retention in 2017. This week we look at the reverse scenario.

Each of the schools listed below will compete this season with two significant disadvantages – a wicked set of opponents and few experienced starters."

Worst Case Scenario: CFB teams with the toughest schedules and least returning starters in 2017

 

[Max]

Which is true?


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Bill
May 17, 2017 at 9:46 pm
winning percent of opponets is a worthless method of measurement since it completely ignores the strength of those teams schedules…its amazing you arent able to understand this rather obvious reality.

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Kevin Kelley
May 18, 2017 at 11:06 am
Phil Steele’s rankings are not based on winning percentage…it’s amazing you aren’t able to understand this rather obvious reality.

 

[252BAMA]

Phil Steele Ranking appears to be a combination of several factors. Including the winning percentage.

Phil Steele

 

[bradenob]

Wow, didn't realize that LSU was getting hit that hard. We will see how good the coordinators are. They have recruited well the last few years (8th, 5th, 8th, 2nd, reverse order, the last 4 years, according to Rivals), but it may catch up to them a bit this year.

I am not impressed with coach O, and I think they'll be one-dimensional on offense this year - it could be a 9-3 season, with losses to us, awbarn, and Florida. Arky or A&M could upset them as well..