Jan 12, 2021
1:08:02pm
1:08:02pm
None of what you just said has anything to do with whether or not Utah has
passed BYU. Top 25 rankings are certainly relevant (but not determinant) in showing if a program has passed another program, but the total number throughout history is meaningless. You would have to show them over certain periods. If School A finished in the top 25 every year from 1940-2005, but never since then, while School B never finished in the top 25 prior to 2005 but had finished in the top 25 every year since then, that would be pretty strong evidence that School B has padded up School A, even though School A has like 4 times as many total top 25 finishes.
This is the point with Yale; high historical counting facts have almost nothing to do with whether another school has passed that school.
This is the point with Yale; high historical counting facts have almost nothing to do with whether another school has passed that school.
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