Coaches poll 15

[westcoastcanes]

We won by a thousand points vs NC and well over the spread and dropped a spot so this doesn’t make sense

UNC lost to a mid major by 20, they are trash football team. That isn't an impressive win. There is only one team with a pulse on our schedule and we got wrecked. We don't deserve to be any higher until more teams lose to get out of our way.

 

[PAL305]

What does it matter? Just keep winning and it’ll sort it’s self out.

 

[HSFC]

We should at least be 13, it’s crap, we lose to Top 15 LSU and drop a thousand spots and UCF who hasn’t beat **** either keeps climbing. I’d expect some of the same from AP

see Kentucky - only loss to TAM - whose only losses Clemson and Bama, and for that matter add Florida to that argument they just beat a top ten
LSU

 

[Just-W2]

There are 3 SEC schools ahead of us. Alabama and Georgia, which is understandable. Then LSU, which kicked our ***. Where is the SEC bias?

The highest ranked teams with 2 loses are from the SEC. Auburn & Texas A&M. If Miami would have lost 2 of 6 games we wouldn't be in the top 25.

 

[Hurracanes]

The highest ranked teams with 2 loses are from the SEC. Auburn & Texas A&M. If Miami would have lost 2 of 6 games we wouldn't be in the top 25.

Auburn beat Washington who was ranked in Top 10. A&M has looked decent vs. good teams and beat Kentucky that was in top 15. Miami hasn’t beaten anyone. I agree there is a certain SEC bias to a degree but you’re reaching here.

 

[westcoastcanes]

The highest ranked teams with 2 loses are from the SEC. Auburn & Texas A&M. If Miami would have lost 2 of 6 games we wouldn't be in the top 25.

We can continue to stick our heads in the sand and scream bias when year after year the SEC wins the NC, has the best recruiting classes, and has the best out of conference and bowl record over the last like 15-20 years now if we want, but no conference is proving on the field that they deserve the benefit of the doubt more than the SEC.

Without a significant run of another conference dominating it is merely going with what recent history tells us. Miami, USC, and Texas need to realize their ceilings, give their conferences some more respect, and return some balance to the landscape.