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That's behind TCU, Miami OH, Boise State, and a few others. Thats a bold statement.
Also, the "they've beaten __ Div I-A teams" doesn't hold much water. Why? Because I grew up in Idaho, I've seen what a joke the Idaho Vandals are, and they are Div I-A. It doesn't take much to be a Div I-A team, and being able to beat __ Div I-A teams doesn't speak a lot.
Need more proof? Then lets talk schedules. Lets assume 28 points is qualified as a blowout.
Tulane 38-35
Navy 17-3
Vanderbilt 30-14
Arizona 13-10
Army 27-0
South Florida 13-10
UAB 27-24
Houston 62-55
Louisville 31-28
Cincinnati 43-10 BLOWOUT
UL-Monroe 49-7 BLOWOUT
Arizona 59-13 BLOWOUT (not 3 points)
Western Illinois 35-7 BLOWOUT
Georgia 17-10 TOP 10 TEAM
Mississippi State 41-6 BLOWOUT
Florida 7-19 loss to top 25 team
South Carolina 33-7
Auburn 31-7
Louisiana Tech 49-10 BLOWOUT
Alabama 27-3
5 blowouts to 1. LSU wins.
Now, lets do a count. Georgia, Florida, Auburn, Alabama. All teams that could beat TCU, the first three doing so easily. Anyone have any evidence to prove otherwise? Nope, because TCU hasn't played anyone.
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