Tough to say for sure, but I think we can get a proximity by the rankings. They were the lower ranked team in 19 of those games. Overall record of 7-12, 4-2 vs Mid-majors, 3-10 vs power-5.
I found the missing game, Texas 2012 for the win. That brings his Power-5 record to 6-10, which I agreed it was decent, but it's been a total bomb of 2-7 since they joined the Big 12. Everybody will have their own assessment of that. I attribute it to part conference change, which is tough, and part upgrade in schedule, as I said before getting up for a couple top-25 games isn't the same as doing it 4-5 times.....I guess that's the whole anti-Boise argument in a gist.
I assume Petersen will have a similar downgrade in win percentage, though his advantage is getting a program already power-5 established...if that makes sense. Although I think you were wrong about # of top-25 teams he had to face while at Boise. If you look at the same time-frames, because it would be unfair to compare 14 years to 8 years as head coaches, of 2006 (when Petersen became HC at Boise) to 2011 (TCU's last year MWC), TCU played 13 top 25 teams vs Boises 11. TCU 8-5 vs Boise's 8-3..... 3 of those were head2head with TCU winning 2. I'm not saying either are bad coaches, that would be naive. I think they are both fine program builders and both won some games against the big boys, but now they are both in the majors. Let's see what happens.
Thanks RollTide, good info.......is there any place that has these in ATS
