All true, but holding their own (and more) yesterday at Fenway allows the ACC to rationalize UCONN football to get men's and women's basketball. And UCONN's small fb facility doesn't stand out as much in ACC as it would in other major conferences.Yes it is impressive but you have to look at the competition/schedule. Their seven wins came against competition that won 24 games between them. Little more then three wins per team from the likes of Florida Atlantic, Georgia State, Rice, Temple, UMESS, UAB. Not exactly top level football powerhouse competition. The win over NC (who looks like they quit today) was their first win over a quality Power Conference win in a long time.
Conference | Rating | Conference | Rating | ||
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1 | Southeastern Conference | +20.10 | 17 | Sun Belt Conference | -4.46 |
2 | Big Ten Conference | +17.39 | 18 | Coastal Athletic Association | -4.56 |
3 | Big 12 Conference | +17.19 | 19 | Horizon League | -5.08 |
4 | Big East Conference | +14.12 | 20 | Summit League | -5.19 |
5 | Atlantic Coast Conference | +10.08 | 21 | Big Sky Conference | -5.94 |
6 | Mountain West Conference | +6.89 | 22 | Mid American Conference | -6.47 |
7 | West Coast Conference | +5.31 | 23 | Southland Conference | -6.94 |
8 | Atlantic 10 Conference | +4.56 | 24 | ASUN Conference | -7.31 |
9 | Conference USA |