2019 Clemson simulated playing LSUs schedule

[LSUgrad2BamaDad]

One game is quite interesting

We Simulated Clemson’s 2019 Season, but with LSU’s Schedule

Could Clemson survive an SEC schedule?

collegetalking.com

 

[DogPatch]

While I love the 47-7 win, I have to wonder if their simulation included everyone (Tua, Moses, McMillon, etc.) being healthy. I have to wonder about us giving up only 7 with as many injuries as we had last year. I would've thought somewhere in the neighborhood of 47-31.

 

[selmaborntidefan]

There is no way on planet earth that Texas would have beaten Clemson last year. None.
They also would not have beaten Auburn by 48 points (?).

And maybe Alabama beats Clemson last year (with Tua and the other guys hurt, I doubt it), but no way in hell do I think we beat Clemson by forty points.


If Clemson had played LSU's schedule last year, they still probably lose MAYBE only one game, two at the absolute most. They're not a bad team.

 

[Elefantman]

Ran same simulation with CFU. They go undefeated. Championship trophy is in the mail.

 

[Bamabuzzard]

As our 9 AA baseball team (who is playing up in 10 AA) learned this weekend. Games aren't won on paper or on a simulation computer module. They have to be played on the field. In all three age divisions this weekend (10 AA, 12AA & 13&14) the teams that were "supposed to win it all" didn't. Had one team come into the 12 AA tournament that literally hadn't lost a game in 2020. They were 25-0. Lost. Our little 9 AA team beat TWO stout 10AA teams that we weren't "supposed" to beat. Beat them comfortably.

I guess during this very unique time it's "fun" to do stuff like this. But do not put ANY serious credibility into it. LSU actually played that schedule out on the field and earned all the wins. That's what we do know for a fact. For all we know Clemson may have very well lost four games or completely dominated more than LSU did.

 

[DogPatch]

As our 9 AA baseball team (who is playing up in 10 AA) learned this weekend. Games aren't won on paper or on a simulation computer module. They have to be played on the field. In all three age divisions this weekend (10 AA, 12AA & 13&14) the teams that were "supposed to win it all" didn't. Had one team come into the 12 AA tournament that literally hadn't lost a game in 2020. They were 25-0. Lost. Our little 9 AA team beat TWO stout 10AA teams that we weren't "supposed" to beat. Beat them comfortably.

I guess during this very unique time it's "fun" to do stuff like this. But do not put ANY serious credibility into it. LSU actually played that schedule out on the field and earned all the wins. That's what we do know for a fact. For all we know Clemson may have very well lost four games or completely dominated more than LSU did.

AA?

 

[Bamabuzzard]

AA?

It's classifications for USSSA Baseball. You have A, AA, AAA and Majors. If you're a 9A you REALLY, REALLY don't want to scrimmage a 9 Majors team.

 

[DogPatch]

It's classifications for USSSA Baseball. You have A, AA, AAA and Majors. If you're a 9A you REALLY, REALLY don't want to scrimmage a 9 Majors team.

Oh. Number is age, and letters follow minor league classifications?

 

[RollTide_HTTR]

Meh, we would have put up at least 60

 

[Bamabuzzard]

Oh. Number is age, and letters follow minor league classifications?

Yeah, the letters following is the age indicates level of play. A majors team in any age group is the highest level you can be classified before being bumped up to next age group.

 

[Con]

Meh, we would have put up at least 60

Yeah, but they might have score 56. It would have been like a video game.

 

[DogPatch]

Yeah, the letters following is the age indicates level of play. A majors team in any age group is the highest level you can be classified before being bumped up to next age group.

Surprised they can classify like that in the era of participation trophies.

 

[Bamabuzzard]

Surprised they can classify like that in the era of participation trophies.

USSSA, aka "UTRIP" is the response of those parents who do not agree with the "everybody gets a trophy" mindset that has entered regular league ball.

 

[DogPatch]

USSSA, aka "UTRIP" is the response of those parents who do not agree with the "everybody gets a trophy" mindset that has entered regular league ball.

And the rest of American society. Good for y'all.