These don't really mean crap to me, but Hellothere was saying something about TO having a harder schedule up to now then Edmonton, so I thought I would figure it out. (plus ro says us rider fans have to make more intelligent posts that don't declare us as gods :lol: not sure if this qualifies as one)
I really don't think these stats don't mean much, since Hamilton doesn't play themselves so of course they have a harder schedule, And vice versa for the top teams.
But anyways here it is
(numbers after teams means the number of times they have played them)
BC played 13 games:
Ssk (2), Edm (2), Cal (2), Tor(2), Mtl(1), Ott (2), Ham (2)
all with a combined record of 85-92.
Sask played 14 games:
BC (2), Edm (1), Cal (1), Wpg(3), Tor(2), Mtl (1), Ott (2), Ham (2)
combined record: 88-101
Edm 14 games
BC(2), Sask (1), Cal (2), Wpg (2), TO (1), Mtl (2), Ott (2), Ham (2)
90 - 99
Calgary 14 games
BC 2, Ssk 1, Edm 2, Wpg 2, Tor 2, Mtl 2, Ott 2, Ham 1
97-92
Wpg 14 games
Ssk 3, Edm 2, Cal 2, Tor 1, Mtl 2, Ott 2, Ham 2
92-99
Toronto 13 games
BC 2, Ssk 2, Edm 1, Cal 2, Mtl 2, Ott 1, Ham 2
89-87
Montreal 13 games
BC 1, Sask 1, Edm 2, Cal 2, Wpg 2, Tor 2, Ott 2, Ham 1
86-92
Ottawa 14 games
BC 2, Sask 2, Edm 2, Cal 2, Wpg 2, Tor 1, Mtl 2, Ham 1
101-89
Hamilton 13 games
BC 2, Sask 2, Edm 2, Cal 1, Wpg 2, Tor 2, Mtl 1, Ott 1
97-80
I Honestly don't know what any of this proves, but someone might find it interesting.
And as for Hellothere's claim that Edmontons schedule has been easierthen TO's , I think they have been pretty even just by looking at the teams they have played.