It is relatively easy to define a successful season for most schools at years end. What may be a little more difficult though is picking out who disappointed the most.

 

What are the five schools, in your opinion, had the most disappointing 2015 seasons?

 

Here are my five;

1. South Carolina - The schools best coach in it's history retired mid season and things only got worse from there for them.

 

2. Auburn - Startted the year ranked #6 in the country and had what appeared to be a quarterback ready to bust out in Jeremy Johnson. Luckily, for them, I guess....Still got bowl eigible.

 

3. Georgia Tech - Another team that started the season in the top 25. After last season I thought GT was ready to take their run a little deeper. I thought they'd win their half of the conference and represent the ACC in the playoffs. But no, they had a terrible season.

 

4. Arizona State - Like Auburn, they at least got bowl eligible, but they had a rough go of it. Throttled early in the year by Texas A&M and USC when most thought those would be some marquee wins for them. They were a trendy type pick pre-season to get into the playoffs. That was wiped clear early though.

 

5. UCF - Coming off a 9-4 season, and quite a few good prior to that, the Knights went winless (only one of two), and O'Leary retired/resigned late in the year.

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