:lol: There are some red ones out there but blue are the best sellers.

 

Only because UK has 10 times as many fans. :banana:

:lol: :lol: :lol: And they say blinders don't come in red...:jump:

So are you going to debate me where I'm wrong, or just make a joke because you have no arguement?

Imagine that....a UK/UL thread and we're sniping at each other. Offer our predictions, thoughts and best guesses on the schedule switch.

 

Take the personal jabs, to the pm's.....:thumb:

But you would have to agree that Florida would be a much better team at the end of October than today.

Potentially that is possible, but another scenario is that they go in the wrong direction. Many teams are better at the begining of the year than they do at the end if the season starts shakey.

So are you going to debate me where I'm wrong, or just make a joke because you have no arguement?

 

No.

Potentially that is possible, but another scenario is that they go in the wrong direction. Many teams are better at the begining of the year than they do at the end if the season starts shakey.

 

Good point. With the game being at Louisville (theoretically, according to this post), that would give the Cards an advantage. It would be interesting to ask this question the week of the game and see where each club is.

I'd say UofL would have losses to LSU and @Georgia, with UK losing to UofL and @West Virginia. The SC game would be a tossup for UofL, and the USF game the same for UK.

If this was UK's Schedule:

 

Home vs. Murray St. - W

Home vs. Middle Tennessee St. - W

Home vs. Louisville - L

Home vs. Syracuse - W

At NC State - L

Home vs. Utah - W

At Cincinnati - W

At UConn - L

Home vs. Pitt - W

At West Virginia - L

At South Florida - W

Home vs. Rutgers -L

 

And this was Louisville's Schedule:

 

Home vs. Eastern Kentucky - W

Home vs. Kent State - W

At Kentucky - W

At Arkansas - W

Home vs. Flordia Atlantic - W

At South Carolina - W

Home vs. LSU - L

Home vs. Florida - L

Home vs. Mississippi State - W

At Vanderbilt - W

At Georgia - W

Home vs. Tennessee - Tossup

UK would not win at UC. We have already seen a Brian Kelly offense scorch UK, and the UC D will be one of the best in the country...

UK would not win at UC. We have already seen a Brian Kelly offense scorch UK, and the UC D will be one of the best in the country...

 

Don't ever call a UK poster a homer again. :sssh:

 

Wow.

UK would not win at UC. We have already seen a Brian Kelly offense scorch UK, and the UC D will be one of the best in the country...

 

 

UK definitely could win at UC. Obviously it could go either way, but I think the Wildcats would pull it out.

Don't ever call a UK poster a homer again. :sssh:

 

Wow.

I guess you missed the MAC game at UK last year? Same coach, better team. Do the math...

I guess you missed the MAC game at UK last year? Same coach, better team. Do the math...

 

:lol:

I think UK would win 7 or 8.

 

I think UL would win 9 or 10. I have no doubt UL could compete, but the adjustment of playing back to back to back tough opponents would be an adjustment for the Cards (or any other team for that fact). The only thing to measure that is with their two toughest opponents last season being WVU and Rutgers, and in consecutive weeks. They were not able to sustain the highest level of play. Although WVU would be an upper tier team in the SEC, Rutgers is more comparable to a South Carolina / Georgia type team.

I guess you missed the MAC game at UK last year? Same coach, better team. Do the math...

 

Couldn't you say the same about this year's UK team? Logic says they'll improve from one year to the next.