Rumor: Pitt Joining the Big Ten
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NW beat Iowa this year who was an overtime away from the Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl. I wouldn't say its out of the question for them to beat Pitt.
I can agree with most of your psot, but the thing is you wouldn't play every team in the B10 every year. Depending on how the divisions shakeup , you may end up avoiding all four of those teams you just mentioned.
Towson - W
Eastern Mich - W
@Syracuse - W
Minnesota - W
@Purdue - W
Miami (OH) - W
@ Michigan St - W Tough place to play, but I would say W for Pitt
Indiana - W
Then you get Penn State/Iowa/Wisconsin in your last 3 of 4. Illinois being the 4th, which I would say Pitt wins that. That's 8-9 wins without beating Iowa, Penn State, Wisconsin and not playing OState.
You're telling me the Pitt team from this year wouldn't do that?Last edited by jHammack; 02-02-2010, 07:39 PM.Comment
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Okay SB, but lets put Pitt into the big 10 right now playing the same schedule Northwestern did.
Towson - W
Eastern Mich - W
@Syracuse - W
Minnesota - W
@Purdue - W
Miami (OH) - W
@ Michigan St - W Tough place to play, but I would say W for Pitt
Indiana - W
Then you get Penn State/Iowa/Wisconsin in your last 3 of 4. Illinois being the 4th, which I would say Pitt wins that. That's 8-9 wins without beating Iowa, Penn State, Wisconsin and not playing OState.
You're telling me the Pitt team from this year wouldn't do that?
But if Pitt's in the B10 then the divison's would change the league schedule entirely. For instance if they go geographically, they could end up playing Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan, Michigan State, and potentially Iowa or Wisconsin from the other division.Last edited by Sportsbuck; 02-02-2010, 07:44 PM.Comment
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I can see them doing that. But also if Pitt was in the B10 in place of Northwestern they would've likely had a tougher OOC schedule... I mean Pitt's not exactly scared to schedule big OOC opponents.
But if Pitt's in the B10 then the divison's would change the league schedule entirely. For instance if they go geographically, they could end up playing Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan, Michigan State, and potentially Iowa or Wisconsin from the other division.Comment
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Pitt would immediately be one of the lower-tier teams in the Big10 if they were to join. I'd have them in the Michigan State/Minnesota area.Comment
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Okay SB, but lets put Pitt into the big 10 right now playing the same schedule Northwestern did.
Towson - W
Eastern Mich - W
@Syracuse - W
Minnesota - W
@Purdue - W
Miami (OH) - W
@ Michigan St - W Tough place to play, but I would say W for Pitt
Indiana - W
Then you get Penn State/Iowa/Wisconsin in your last 3 of 4. Illinois being the 4th, which I would say Pitt wins that. That's 8-9 wins without beating Iowa, Penn State, Wisconsin and not playing OState.
You're telling me the Pitt team from this year wouldn't do that?
Lets review some of Pitt's recent non-conference games...they lost to Bowling Green at home (!!), they lost to Navy, they got destroyed by an awful Virgina squad, and of course they made a habit of losing to Michigan State.
And then you have Pitt playing a 3-game stretch against Michigan State, Purdue, and Minnesota, with 2 of the games being on the road...and you have Pitt winning all 3 games??!! I think 1-2 would probably be more like it.
Here is Northwestern's full schedule from last year with logical Pitt results...
Towson - W
EMU - W
Syracuse - W
Minnesota - L
Purdue - W
Miami OH - L
MSU - L
Indiana - W
PSU - L
Iowa - L
Illinois - W
Wisconsin - L
Auburn - L
6-7 (3-5)
Sounds about right...Comment
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I just HAVE to comment on the retardation of this posting. OK, you put W's next to Pitt for every game...that proves nothing!
Lets review some of Pitt's recent non-conference games...they lost to Bowling Green at home (!!), they lost to Navy, they got destroyed by an awful Virgina squad, and of course they made a habit of losing to Michigan State.
And then you have Pitt playing a 3-game stretch against Michigan State, Purdue, and Minnesota, with 2 of the games being on the road...and you have Pitt winning all 3 games??!! I think 1-2 would probably be more like it.
Here is Northwestern's full schedule from last year with logical Pitt results...
Towson - W
EMU - W
Syracuse - W
Minnesota - L
Purdue - W
Miami OH - L
MSU - L
Indiana - W
PSU - L
Iowa - L
Illinois - W
Wisconsin - L
Auburn - L
6-7 (3-5)
Sounds about right...
You're bringing up games that happened 2-3 years ago. That was if Pitt played Northwestern's schedule this year. Miami of Ohio and Minnesota would beat Pitt this year? No sorry it wouldn't happen.
Pitt 3 years ago, would have been worse than 5-7. Pitt now, wins 8 or 9 games each year.
And you bring up a habit.. Congrats Michigan State beat fucking Pitt when they lost 6 and 7 games. They played fucking twice. I like how you don't bring up that the same team that lost to Bowling Green (Terrible loss I will admit.) beat Iowa that same year.
Bringing up 5 years ago doesn't mean shit anymore. Pitt isn't even the same program it was 5 years ago. Hell it isn't even the same program it was 3 years ago. Wannstedt, the last two years, has put a solid team out there on the field and will continue to do so.
And if my predictions were so wrong, I think SB wouldn't have agreed with how I played it out. Michigan State, out of all the W's I put next to them would have been the toughest, but I think Pitt would have beat them this year. LOL@Miami (OH) ... they won 1 fucking game. Be real and take off your Big 10 glasses for once.Comment
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You're bringing up games that happened 2-3 years ago. That was if Pitt played Northwestern's schedule this year. Miami of Ohio and Minnesota would beat Pitt this year? No sorry it wouldn't happen.
Pitt 3 years ago, would have been worse than 5-7. Pitt now, wins 8 or 9 games each year.
And you bring up a habit.. Congrats Michigan State beat fucking Pitt when they lost 6 and 7 games. They played fucking twice. I like how you don't bring up that the same team that lost to Bowling Green (Terrible loss I will admit.) beat Iowa that same year.
Bringing up 5 years ago doesn't mean shit anymore. Pitt isn't even the same program it was 5 years ago. Hell it isn't even the same program it was 3 years ago. Wannstedt, the last two years, has put a solid team out there on the field and will continue to do so.
And if my predictions were so wrong, I think SB wouldn't have agreed with how I played it out. Michigan State, out of all the W's I put next to them would have been the toughest, but I think Pitt would have beat them this year. LOL@Miami (OH) ... they won 1 fucking game. Be real and take off your Big 10 glasses for once.
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Make it stop.Comment
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Yeah, I didn't think that anyone really followed Pitt football...they've kind of been a "nothing" program for about 30 years. Yet here we have a guy WHO NEVER EVEN ATTENDED PITT fighting tooth-and-nail for the concept that Pitt would somehow greatly improve their yearly win-loss record by moving from the Big East to the Big10.Comment
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