Has Minnesota been underrated in College Football?

Don’t forget the little caveat that LSU plays in the SEC…

Fleck > O and Kelly

When did they win at Death Valley

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Don’t forget the little caveat that LSU plays in the SEC…

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Or that LSU played 8 more ranked opponents over that span. The put that at the bottom and only want you to look at a the percent of win/loss cs ranked. Not the fact that LSU played a much harder schedule than they did - and still has a better record than them.

Only if you're stupid enough to think LSU has been doing well the last 5 years.

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Only if you're stupid enough to think LSU has been doing well the last 5 years.

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Right? Poor troll attempt

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Let’s add a column for money spent on coaches to achieve these stats

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Arkansas paid Sam Pittman more than Minnesota paid PJ Fleck.

And they still couldn’t catch a flyball to left.

No.

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Don’t forget the little caveat that LSU plays in the SEC…

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We are all so impressed.

Seemingly every year teams like South Carolina and Florida start the season in the top 15 for some reason despite being complete dogsht as of late. Pretty easy to make inflate the SoS that way.

I don't think they have been underrated, but LSU begins the season higher ranked in the AP polls and tends to get the benefit of the doubt more in losses and thus stays in the polls longer.

I do think that LSU has underperformed, but expectations are a little bit different. Minnesota wants to make the playoffs, and there are members of the media and fans in Minnesota who think Fleck is more of a gimmick, but he's less likely to get fired after going 7-5.