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X's Sweep (sic) of Trinity

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Nonetheless, statistics don't lie, after two straight years of being swept at all three levels (as in being given the broom), be prepared to be recipients of the same broom this year, and be prepared to crawl back into the same cavern from which you enimated, the landfilled caverns of St . Matthews)...the Ox scourge of the pebbles has reemerged!

Don't you have to win every game against an opponent to "sweep" or "give them the broom"?:cool: For an example of a true sweep, please see Trinity v. X, 2002 edition or Trinity v. X, 2003 edition.

 

I thought Brother James taught you X guys better than that.

Excellent post Centre Rocks.....

 

I see the debate is strong with you.

It is one of the things I love about the ex-men. It doesn't matter what the facts are, they always think they are on top. The facts are, in the past six years the record says:

 

Championships Trinity 4, ex-men 1

Championship games Trinity 5 ex-men 3

Head to head Trinity 5 ex-men 3

Playoff head to head Trinity 2 ex-men 0

 

I can see why the ex-men think things are going their way.

It is one of the things I love about the ex-men. It doesn't matter what the facts are, they always think they are on top.

 

 

I didn’t know if you were talking about politicians or a football team.:D

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