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Big East wins the Bowl Challenge Cup

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You'll argue UK's is tougher, I'll argue UC's is tougher...We'll get nowhere fast.

 

 

How's this: Both were tough. :thumb:

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How's this: Both were tough. :thumb:

 

What? No....

 

:lol: :lol: Just kidding. :thumb:

How's this: Both were tough. :thumb:

That is what I said... You could make arguments for either.

Rare you see me as the voice of reason. :lol:

How's this: Both were tough. :thumb:

Both were young. Both had a tough schedule. Both won a bowl game and went 8-5. That's my point. If you feel positive for the progress at UK, then you have to give UC equal credit...

Both were young. Both had a tough schedule. Both won a bowl game and went 8-5. That's my point. If you feel positive for the progress at UK, then you have to give UC equal credit...

 

Well said and I agree. Both teams have alot to be proud of this season.

Both were young. Both had a tough schedule. Both won a bowl game and went 8-5. That's my point. If you feel positive for the progress at UK, then you have to give UC equal credit...

Actually that's my point! The seasons were much alike.

Both 8-5... both very tough schedules...

 

Yes, but UC defeated a top 10 team (Rutgers) and played U of L to a close game in the oven. UK beat a very disappointing Georgia team and lost a close game to a very disappointing Tennessee.

Actually that's my point! The seasons were much alike.

 

Im pretty sure this is what GT is referring to...

 

I still think it's wait and see for UC.
Im pretty sure this is what GT is referring to...

Losing their coach can cause problems. I'm not sure I've said that it's not still wait and see for the 'Cats either.

Losing their coach can cause problems. I'm not sure I've said that it's not still wait and see for the 'Cats either.

All signs point to it being a coaching upgrade. Time will tell...

Not by me, I would love to see UK win the SEC and UL win the Big East. :thumb:

 

With UC 2nd for GT's sake :D

 

I'd like to see UK win the SEC East next season. I would love for the Tigers to beat the Cats twice next year.:eek:

Ok I found this thread a little late so I am going to give all of you my two cents of whats going on.

1) Big East- 5-0 in the bowl games. No other conference went undefeated.

2) For all you SEC homers. The SEC went 5-3. About to go 5-4 after tomorrow nights National Championship. In those five wins, by Kentucky, Auburn, LSU, South Carolina, and Georgia. They played five opponents who were either going into that bowl game as losers of their last game or just limping into the game. I would have taken all 5 Big BEAST teams over those lousy opponents.

3) And to think two of the better teams from the SEC Arkansas and Tennessee were both smacked by the Big Ten. A conference that had only one team in it all year that could actually compete with the top teams.

4) And you SEC homers, get ready because next season the National Championship is going to the Big East Conference.

 

O yeah, Kentucky will not have a winning record next year.

If the Big East teams played in the SEC or Big Ten, they probably wouldn't even be in a bowl game.

You keep hanging your hat on the Big East's shortcomings, and they'll keep on succeding in the tasks at hand :thumb:

For a program celebrating their first bowl victory since NINETEEN EIGHTY FOUR, Kentucky fans are awfully quick to dismiss the 5-0 accomplishment.

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