- How The Grinch Stole the Rivalry
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU v. UMass
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU v. UNLV
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU v. Fresno St.
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU v. SJSU
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU v. ECU
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU v. Mississippi State
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU v. Boise State
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU at Utah State
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU v. Wisconsin
- How BYU’s offense & defense have stacked up since 2005
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU v. Utah
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU v. LSU
- 9-Line Prediction: BYU v. Portland State
- By the Numbers: 2017 Season Preview
Stats Shock: Bronco as underdog wins more than Bronco gets upset
- Updated: January 8, 2014
BYU ranked 46
When ranked below opponent: 0-4
When ranked above opponent: 6-2
Upset Wins None |
Expected Losses Boston College (9) TCU (20) Notre Dame (14) Utah (41) |
Expected Wins Eastern Illinois (FCS) New Mexico (65) Colorado State (80) Air Force (70) UNLV (109) Wyoming (64) |
Upset Losses SDSU (71) Cal (52) |
BYU ranked 6
When ranked above opponent: 11-2
Upset Wins None |
Losses None |
Wins Tulsa (49) Utah State (117) TCU (7) SDSU (106) UNLV (107) Air Force (68) Colorado State (95) Wyoming (56) New Mexico (63) Utah (42) Oregon (41) |
Upset Losses Arizona (66) Boston College (20) |
BYU ranked 13
When ranked above opponent: 11-2.
Upset Wins None |
Losses None |
Wins Arizona (43) Air Force (44) New Mexico (46) UNLV (98) Eastern Washington (FCS) Colorado State (82) TCU (45) Wyoming (75) Utah (30) SDSU (108) UCLA (31) |
Upset Losses UCLA (31) Tulsa (41) |
BYU ranked 36
When ranked below opponent: 0-3
When ranked above opponent: 10-0
Upset Wins None |
Expected Losses TCU (3) Utah (10) Arizona (19) |
Expected Wins Northern Iowa (FCS) Washington (116) UCLA (82) Wyoming (106) Utah State (104) New Mexico (61) UNLV (93) Colorado State (71) SDSU (113) Air Force (57) |
Upset Losses None |
BYU ranked 14
When ranked below opponent: 2-1
When ranked above opponent: 9-1
Upset Win Oklahoma (5) Oregon State (12) |
Losses TCU (7) |
Wins Tulane (115) Colorado State (72) Utah State (88) UNLV (65) SDSU (101) Wyoming (91) New Mexico (111) Air Force (15) Utah (17) |
Upset Losses Florida State (39) |
BYU ranked 44
When ranked below opponent: 1-4
When ranked above opponent: 6-2
Upset Wins San Diego State (34) |
Losses Florida State (22) Nevada (26) TCU (4) Utah (19) |
Wins Washington (56) Wyoming (102) UNLV (115) Colorado State (109) New Mexico (119) UTEP (106) |
Upset Losses Air Force (49) Utah State (91) |
BYU ranked 33
When ranked below opponent: 1-2
When ranked above opponent: 9-1
Upset Wins Tulsa (22) |
Losses Texas (27) TCU (19) |
Wins Mississippi (99) UCF (48) Utah State (54) SJSU (92) Oregon State (86) Idaho State (FCS) Idaho (113) New Mexico State (107) Hawaii (84) |
Upset Losses Utah (53) |
BYU ranked 12
When ranked below opponent: 1-1
When ranked above opponent: 6-4
Upset Wins Utah State (8) |
Losses Notre Dame (7) |
Wins Washington State (102) Hawaii (120) Georgia Tech (29) Idaho (119) NMSU (122) San Diego State (26) |
Upset Losses Utah (78) Boise State (13) Oregon State (22) SJSU (26) |
BYU ranked 27
When ranked below opponent: 1-2
When ranked above opponent: 7-3
Upset Wins Utah State (26) |
Losses Wisconsin (9) Washington (23) |
Wins Texas (48) Middle Tennessee (88) Georgia Tech (35) Houston (52) Boise State (38) Idaho State (FCS) Nevada (79) |
Upset Losses Virginia (76) Utah (39) Notre Dame (34) |
Part 2: Dean’s List: Comparing Bronco’s upset record to other long-time tenured coaches
Pages: 1 2
Dr. Nick
January 8, 2014 at 3:48 pm
Great stuff – I would be really interested to compare Bronco numbers with other coaches like Whittingham at Utah or Chris Petersen at Boise State. My guess is that Bronco is generally less likely to be upset or pull an upset than those coaches. He is very consistent.
Brett Hein
January 8, 2014 at 6:51 pm
Coming tomorrow!
Brett Hein
January 9, 2014 at 10:33 am
https://www.loyalcougars.com/2014/01/09/byu-football/2971-bronco-mendenhall-big-games-record-upsets-kyle-whittingham-bob-stoops/
Dan Uhl
January 10, 2014 at 11:02 am
Brett, this is really great analysis! Thanks! I support Coach Mendenhall. In saying that, I acknowledge that he is not perfect. But, in my book, he is a keeper. This analysis shows that he is comparable to many of his successful peers. What it does not take into account (and I do not know how it could be) is the extra things that he has to concern himself with, e.g. the Honor Code, academics, missions, etc. In my opinion, Coach Mendenhall is the right man for the job right now.