Holy crap, that was a good ending.

I found a couple of stats that I thought I had to post in light of the debates on Saturday.

OOC losses by conference are important, but more important to me, is WHO the losses are to. Only a couple conferences have embarrassing losses. *coughACCcough*

Big East 28-8 (77.8%): Michigan State, Kansas State, Iowa, Wake x2, VaTech, Ohio State, Navy
Big Ten 28-10 (73.7%): Notre Dame x3, Southern Illinois, UConn, Syracuse, Rutgers, New Hampshire, Nevada, Cal
Big XII 33-15 (68.8%): USC, Louisville, Toledo, Iowa, Montana State, LSU, Arizona State, Georgia, Ohio State, TCU x2, Washington State, Houston, Oregon, Army
Pac 10 19-8 (70.4%): Tennessee, Oklahoma, Auburn, Boise, LSU, San Jose State, Navy, Notre Dame
SEC 26-7 (78.8%): Louisville, USC, Missouri, Wake, Tulane, WVU, Michigan
ACC 23-11 (67.6%): Akron, Southern Miss, WVU, Notre Dame, Louisville, Pitt, Western Michigan, ECU, Rutgers, Richmond, Alabama

Not only does the ACC have the worst OOC record, but they also boast the highest percentage of those games being against non-BCS schools.

ACC: 45.5%
SEC: 14.3%
Big XII: 40.0%
Big Ten: 30.0%
Pac 10: 37.5%
Big East: 12.5%

This tells me that the Big East is second in line to the SEC in terms of not embarrassing itself.

The ACC and Big XII are certainly not helping their causes.

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