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Vanderbilt seriously has to have the worst ooc schedule I've ever seen. They won't even play Northwestern and Wake Forest because they're "too tough". The fact that they talk about the possibility of competing in the SEC and winning the East while at the same time fearing the likes of Northwestern and Wake Forest is mind boggling. Seriously, is Vanderbilt's ooc schedule the worst ooc schedule ever?
Temple - 1 year removed from the MAC coming into the season. Vandy lost by 30.
UMass - 2 years removed from the FCS coming into the season. Vandy won by 3.
Old Dominion - 1 year removed from the FCS coming into the season. Vandy won by 14.
Charleston Southern - In the FCS. Vandy won by 1.
Vanderbilt is 3-1 against OOC opponents and 0-5 in the SEC with all 6 of their losses being by double digits. While UMass and Old Dominion count as wins against FBS opponents, they're really not FBS level. UMass's upperclassmen were recruited at the FCS level, as was most of Old Dominion's roster, essentially making both teams FCS caliber along with Charleston Southern who actually is in the FCS. In other words, Vanderbilt basically played 3 FCS teams and 1 MAC team out of conference. They lost by 30 to said MAC team and scraped by their 3 FCS opponents, all of which will account for their only 3 wins this season.
And I see their ooc schedule will be another grueling battle next season as they take on Austin Peay, Western Kentucky, Middle Tennessee and Houston. Why their fans don't acknowledge that their program will always be trash and never be consistently competitive(they're lucky if they could be relevant in any season) in the SEC is beyond me. Their savior James Franklin who made them relevant(in their minds) knew it was impossible as well and that's why he dropped opponents from legit conferences for newbies coming up from the FCS. He knows the only real shot to consistently make bowl games at Vandy is by playing the 4 worst teams possible ooc and lucking out with 2 conference wins. Too bad for Vandy that Ole Miss and Kentucky don't suck anymore. Going to be funny when we finish off Vandy giving them an 0-8 SEC record.
Temple - 1 year removed from the MAC coming into the season. Vandy lost by 30.
UMass - 2 years removed from the FCS coming into the season. Vandy won by 3.
Old Dominion - 1 year removed from the FCS coming into the season. Vandy won by 14.
Charleston Southern - In the FCS. Vandy won by 1.
Vanderbilt is 3-1 against OOC opponents and 0-5 in the SEC with all 6 of their losses being by double digits. While UMass and Old Dominion count as wins against FBS opponents, they're really not FBS level. UMass's upperclassmen were recruited at the FCS level, as was most of Old Dominion's roster, essentially making both teams FCS caliber along with Charleston Southern who actually is in the FCS. In other words, Vanderbilt basically played 3 FCS teams and 1 MAC team out of conference. They lost by 30 to said MAC team and scraped by their 3 FCS opponents, all of which will account for their only 3 wins this season.
And I see their ooc schedule will be another grueling battle next season as they take on Austin Peay, Western Kentucky, Middle Tennessee and Houston. Why their fans don't acknowledge that their program will always be trash and never be consistently competitive(they're lucky if they could be relevant in any season) in the SEC is beyond me. Their savior James Franklin who made them relevant(in their minds) knew it was impossible as well and that's why he dropped opponents from legit conferences for newbies coming up from the FCS. He knows the only real shot to consistently make bowl games at Vandy is by playing the 4 worst teams possible ooc and lucking out with 2 conference wins. Too bad for Vandy that Ole Miss and Kentucky don't suck anymore. Going to be funny when we finish off Vandy giving them an 0-8 SEC record.
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