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Could WKU beat U.of L.?

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Bluto, my man, step away from the keyboard.

 

No. Not any time soon.

 

I was going to say cut your fingers off, so you cannot type again...:D

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About a 1 in 30 chance....

 

 

So your saying there is a Chance?:ylsuper:

I was going to say cut your fingers off, so you cannot type again...:D

I feel the love................:lol:

98% of the time no. WKU simply does not have the offense to hang with U of L. Although, that is leaving 2% of the time for WKU victories...

Why not. WKU can throw the ball. Thats all you need to beat Louisville.

Anyone with a different opinion after watching the Syracuse game?

Anyone with a different opinion after watching the Syracuse game?

 

I didn't give mine earlier, but my answer is still no. Syracuse and WKU are on different levels as well IMO.

I still think UL would win....

Haha. No way could WKU even play with UL. Period.

Haha. No way could WKU even play with UL. Period.

 

Didn't you say UK had no chance of playing with UofL?

And who said that WKU could never beat Louisville? :lol:

:thumb::thumb:

 

(From another thread!!)

This thread doesn't seem so crazy now … :irked:

Just like they wouldn't lose at HOME to Syracuse and Utah...:walk:

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