Kentucky 10-win seasons:
1915-2017: 2
2018-21: 2
1915-2017: 2
2018-21: 2
Iowa is much better than 2 of the teams that beat us also
33-17Overall record is what in past 4 yrs?
33-18?
17-17 in the SEC. 16-0 outside SEC.33-17
10-3, 8-5, 5-6 and 10-3
We are cursed against UT, doesn’t matter if we suck or are way better, we always lose that damn game.Ya we never should of lost to Miss St and UT.
Yes and there were a few more in beginning that would/should havee in the W column. That was when he was wet behind the ears and stuggled with game management quite a bit. Also includes some that were Ws arleady but shouldnt have been that close.CMS' record in "close" games (defined as decided by 7 points or less) by my count:
2013 0-2
2014 1-2
2015 3-3
2016 4-1
2017 4-3
2018 3-1
2019 2-1
2020 2-1
2021 5-1
This is talent AND coaching IMO. 12-4 the past 4 seasons, including all 4 bowl wins. Impressive...
What 2Iowa is much better than 2 of the teams that beat us also
Recognizing Stoops’ accomplishments isn’t taking away from past teams.starting in 2008 all college teams play more games now than in the past. We also dropped a power 5 school and replaced them with a sisters of the poor opponent.
Stoops is the best we have had since the Bear but don't take away from the past wildcats who played for us.
Thank you for posting. Stoops isn’t taking anything away, only adding.Recognizing Stoops’ accomplishments isn’t taking away from past teams.
It’s also inaccurate to suggest that our out of conference schedule is significantly easier than it was prior to 2008. Our OOC schedule has varied over our history, but there were also many years where it was very similar to today’s.
Take the 1984 team that went 9-3 as an example. That season had 5 out of conference games (we used to only have to play 6 SEC games), and only one of those games was against a power 5 opponent. We also played one game against a 1-AA school.
The 1984 OOC opponents and their respective W-L records were:
I wouldn’t consider the 1984 OOC schedule to be that different from that type of OOC schedule we play today.
- Kent State (4-7)
- Indiana (0-11)
- Tulane (3-8)
- Rutgers (7-3)
- North Texas State (2-9)
There were some years in the 70s where we had some tough schedules, but there have been just as many years where the schedule looked similar to today. And again, they didn’t have to play 8 SEC games before the 90s.
We’ve been playing football for a very long time and it’s entirely appropriate to recognize Stoops for having half of our 10 win seasons.
Looking back to the 50’s, Bryant averaged 11.5 games a season. Not the 13 of today, but more than most folks realize.I wouldn’t consider the 1984 OOC schedule to be that different from that type of OOC schedule we play today.
Frankly, I was and I am pleasantly surprised by having a Top 15 Class, that is frankly under rated because of the nation’s best place-kicker being counted a two-star.The significance of what Stoops is achieving and continues and build has not been fully appreciated by most people, even our own fan base IMO.
It is all about matchups.Iowa would never beat UT