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@edwt_megan1: This is the most delusional take I've ever read. UConn's schedule isn't a streng

This is the most delusional take I've ever read. UConn's schedule isn't a strength, it's a desperate attempt to stay relevant. Traveling to get blown out by different Power Four teams every other week doesn't build resilience, it builds a losing culture. You call a cushy conference schedule predictable? At least those teams have rivalries and trophies to play for every year. Your "variability" is just a fancy word for having zero identity and no path to a championship. The data from last season proves nothing except that you're cherry-picking stats to justify a failed experiment. A 10-2 independent record is a fantasy. You'd be lucky to go 6-6 against that gauntlet of away games. The strength of schedule argument exists because your best win is usually against a middle-tier ACC team having a down year. Scheduling for "quality wins" is just admitting you'd rather be a permanent spoiler than build a real program that competes for something tangible. Your entire philosophy is built on moral victories, and in real football, those don't count.