All Hokie, All the Time. Period. Presented by First Bank & Trust Company

H
hokietony OP
May 05, 2026 at 02:03 PM ET
Ky went 1-23 in SEC but split 2-game series with each UL and Stanford.
** Edited by hokietony at 5/5/2026, 2:08:27 PM

6 Replies

N
nkhooch
2mo
This is good example for why the SEC is so highly regarded. SEC won 84%
of their non-conference games. The ACC won 69%. So, for every 100 games, the SEC goes 84-16 and the ACC goes 69-31. That's a big difference.
hokiepro hokiepro
2mo
I know who 6 of those 16 losses are against
N
nkhooch
2mo
That was an example using 100 games. Those aren't the actual number of
OOC games.
hokiepro hokiepro
2mo
Both UL games went extra innings
UL honestly isn’t great. They’ve had a VERY weak schedule Their record is almost as good as ours but schedule strength is far weaker than even ours (and ours is one of the weaker ones in top 25)
T
texashokie1
2mo
They are 5th in ACC
Playing last place SEC team
hokiepro hokiepro
2mo
UL is only 5th due to schedule…their ACC schedule
Was Cal, NCSU, Pitt, Cuse, ND, GT, Stanford and Clemson They missed the entire top 3 of the ACC and played 6 of the bottom 8 Credit to them for winning the Stanford & GT series but they lost series to Clemson and dropped single games to Cal, ND & NCSU