doc against teams that ended the season with a winning record entering 2019:
17-32 (.347 winning percentage)
Assuming Boise, Ohio and UC end with a winning record, updated through today:
18-34 (.346)
By year:
2010 - 1-4
2011 - 3-5
2012 - 1-5
2013 - 2-4
2014 - 3-1
2015 - 1-3
2016 - 2-3
2017 - 2-4
2018 - 2-3
Now, if you up the stakes to how does he do against "good" teams, saying teams that didn't just barely squeak above .500, but teams that won at least 8 games, then:
10-27 (.270 winning percentage)
I don't know if Ohio will win 8, but Boise and UC probably will, that would now make us:
10-29 (.256)
17-32 (.347 winning percentage)
Assuming Boise, Ohio and UC end with a winning record, updated through today:
18-34 (.346)
By year:
2010 - 1-4
2011 - 3-5
2012 - 1-5
2013 - 2-4
2014 - 3-1
2015 - 1-3
2016 - 2-3
2017 - 2-4
2018 - 2-3
Now, if you up the stakes to how does he do against "good" teams, saying teams that didn't just barely squeak above .500, but teams that won at least 8 games, then:
10-27 (.270 winning percentage)
I don't know if Ohio will win 8, but Boise and UC probably will, that would now make us:
10-29 (.256)