11-21-2014, 06:49 PM
Unless you think there is some magic to playing at home, and I'm not seeing it this year, the differentiation in schedules is this:
Swap UC Davis for Sacramento State - wash
Swap ASU for Arizona - pretty tough to call; maybe slight advantage in ease of schedule to Cal (Cal had them beat too.)
Swap Utah for Colorado - clear advantage Cal
Swap Army for Northwestern - clear advantage Stanford
Swap Notre Dame for BYU - advantage Stanford, but um check out what Northwestern did to ND, so wash
I think in total the relative schedule difficulty is a wash, or maybe Cal had an easier schedule by one game at most.
So 6-4 and 4-6 maybe. A .500 cage match is where these two teams are at the moment.
Swap UC Davis for Sacramento State - wash
Swap ASU for Arizona - pretty tough to call; maybe slight advantage in ease of schedule to Cal (Cal had them beat too.)
Swap Utah for Colorado - clear advantage Cal
Swap Army for Northwestern - clear advantage Stanford
Swap Notre Dame for BYU - advantage Stanford, but um check out what Northwestern did to ND, so wash
I think in total the relative schedule difficulty is a wash, or maybe Cal had an easier schedule by one game at most.
So 6-4 and 4-6 maybe. A .500 cage match is where these two teams are at the moment.
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