A look at win probabilities today
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No. 25 Tulsa (4-1)
Welcome back to the Top 25, Tulsa! It's been a while (almost 10 years -- the last time the Golden Hurricane were ranked was in the final AP poll of the 2010 season). This team pulled out its biggest win of the season Saturday, coming back from a three-touchdown deficit to overtake SMU. If Tulsa continues to win, it will punch a ticket to the American championship game. As it sits currently, only Tulsa and Cincinnati are still unbeaten in conference play, and those two are scheduled to meet on Dec. 4. -- Khan Jr.
That was what they had on us on ESPN, on a link on our page. It figures they would get it wrong. I remember that under Blankenship now.
It would be interesting if Monty won the ring and finished ranked. Both he and BB would have done something Kragthorpe and TG couldn’t do, but both are popularly viewed as better coaches. It’s a fickle business.
Which poll were we ranked in? I actually think they didn't get it wrong in one sense. We aren't ranked in the coaches poll, so the last time we were ranked in the AP is correct?
Don't know if you can compare W/L records, but Glenn Dobbs was the best. Innovative and exciting, he was passing in an era when everyone else ran the ball. Recruiting was minimal, mostly jc and transfers.
What's weird is we couldn't crack the top 25 in 2016. That team's offense was crazy good, the defense always seemed to have a stand at the end of games when it mattered. The margin of 10-3 vs 12-1 that year was some jacked up officiating.
Kragthorpe won a CUSA championship. 2005, went to the Liberty Bowl and played Fresno.
He did not finish the year ranked in either poll. BB, and only BB, has done that in program history.
Paul Smith. Kilian was selected in the 2005 pro draft by KC. A lot of people forget he was on the 2010 team as an analyst and played a key role in the plan that beat Notre Dame.
Sorry, I missed the "& ranked" part. That Liberty Bowl game was a fun one to watch.
