True, but which of those teams essentially started from zero at that time? I'm not aruging that we've overperformed. We haven't. I'm arguing that we're not really underperforming.
When I see a middle of the road program with middle of the road results, that seems reasonable to me.
Excluding Paulsen's first season, our A10 results have been:
9-9
9-9
11-7
5-13
4-4 (thus far)
that's......decidedly middle of the road. One above average year, one below average year, the rest average years. If we finish middle of the road again this year, I just really don't see any reason to be upset.
If we were squandering big advantages over the rest off the conference, then sure, bitch and moan, but we're not. We're just doing about what you'd expect.
And yes, I understand that many people here apparently never learned about expected value of random variables, but our "fundamentals" say "average program". So, when our results say "average program" the constant whining and weeping mystifies me.