At the request of skkrrt the last 10 years:
ACC
PAC 10 - 8-3-0 .727
Big East - 35-30-0 .538
Big XII - 8-8-0 .500
Big 10 - 12-15-0 .444
SEC - 27-38-1 .417
Big East
SEC - 9-9-0 .500
ACC - 30-35-0 .462
Big XII - 10-14-0 .417
PAC 10 - 7-11-0 .389
Big 10 - 8-27-0 .229
Big 10
Big East - 27-8-0 .771
Big XII - 28-19-0 .596
ACC - 15-12-0 .556
PAC 10 - 30-28-2 .517
SEC - 12-20-0 .375
Big XII
Big East - 16-11-1 .589
SEC - 13-12-0 .520
ACC - 10-10-0 .500
PAC 10 - 23-24-0 .489
Big 10 - 20-29-0 .408
PAC 10
SEC - 5-3-0 .625
Big East - 11-7-0 .611
Big 10 - 28-30-2 .483
Big XII - 21-23-0 .477
ACC - 3-8-0 .273
SEC
Big 10 - 20-12-0 .625
ACC - 38-27-0 .583
Big XII - 11-10-0 .524
Big East - 9-9-0 .500
PAC 10 - 3-5-0 .375
Observations:
As I predicted, things have changed when looking over a shorter period of time. The SEC is still strong with .500 or better records head-to-head against everyone except the PAC 10. The Big 10 is much stronger latter half of the last 20 years. Interestingly, the addition of Florida State does not appear to have had the desired affect of making the ACC a better football conference. If anything it may have made recruiting harder for many of the teams in the ACC. That is probably a factor in the ACC's going after Miami.
My conference rankings for the last 10 years, based on this data: - SEC
- Big Ten
- Big XII
- ACC
- PAC 10
- Big East
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Last edited by ey215; 11-24-2003 at 04:48 PM.
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