Including wins over only 2 ranked teams (#20 USC & #22 Pitt).

I remember after the Miami and Texas A&M games last year -- particularly, the Miami game -- the remarks (including from me) about the misevaluations of personnel by the staff and the close-to-the vest, non-aggressive, "just play clean and we'll win" game-planning. The challenge of those two teams forced a re-evaluation that produced the most dominant football the program has seen since Holtz. Those 16 wins against over-matched opponents seems to have engendered complacency and recreated the same issues that last year started with. That shouldn't happen.