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No, because I don't compare RPI and SOS between teams in completely different seasons to determine who was better. But SOS was 17th in 2017 and 20th in 2018. Also, the 2017 team was 7-16 vs. RPI top 50 and the 2018 team was 7-15. So in other words, not statistically relevant enough differences...

The 2018 team did not lose more games than the 2017 team. Get it together, man.

The 2018 team hit 25 points higher, had a higher OBP, SLG, OPS, ERA, BAA, etc. Even if you went position by position they, were better.

Except the 2018 team hit better, pitched better and was likely more talented.

Based on what?

I'm starting to legitimately think you're stupid. A program and a team aren't the same thing. A program and a single roster aren't the same thing. How in the world can you think my statements are contradictory?

I said it doesn't have a terrible roster which is present tense. But thanks for the history lesson.

People who had high expectations for baseball in 2017 were delusional, too.

Miami football in 2011-12 was 7-8 years removed from being good and had a terrible roster. No reasonable person thought that the 2012 team would be anything less than a disaster. The baseball team doesn't have a terrible roster and was in Omaha less than 2 calendar years ago.

And, again, you were bashing them after going to the CWS two years in a row. Stop pretending like you're some reasonable arbiter.

People had high expectations for Al Golden's program because they're delusional. Saying that the baseball program isn't good but then also saying that we should never lose is, actually, mutually exclusive.

If it's not a good program then why are the expectations so sky high? Because it is a good program. What a silly thing you just said. Amazing.

They won more than enough games in the conference to make the postseason. But you don't follow the team.