September 30, 200718 yr BUAHAHAHAHAHA. Classic. You guys are great! Nice argument. So you don't think WVU and Auburn are better than UofL and Arkansas? Now that's classic.
September 30, 200718 yr Nice argument. So you don't think WVU and Auburn are better than UofL and Arkansas? Now that's classic. :lol::thumb:
September 30, 200718 yr Nice argument. So you don't think WVU and Auburn are better than UofL and Arkansas? Now that's classic. Slightly? Sure. Are they "much bigger"? Not a chance. UK also beat their two teams by more (and have beaten their easy teams by more).
September 30, 200718 yr Slightly? Sure. Are they "much bigger"? Not a chance. UK also beat their two teams by more (and have beaten their easy teams by more). The amounts of points teams win by or score/allow in a game comparatively mean nothing.
September 30, 200718 yr The amounts of points teams win by or score/allow in a game comparatively mean nothing. So a 1 point win on a last second field goal is exactly the same as a 49 point blowout? OK.
September 30, 200718 yr So a 1 point win on a last second field goal is exactly the same as a 49 point blowout? OK. Blow outs obviously prove something but point comparisons really don't mean much in the average game. MTSU scored 42 on UofL, UK scored 40. So MTSU has a better offense than UK? I don't think so.
September 30, 200718 yr The amounts of points teams win by or score/allow in a game comparatively mean nothing. Blow outs obviously prove something Cool.
September 30, 200718 yr Cool. You know what I mean. Like I said earlier, "in the average game". Once again, nice argument.
October 1, 200718 yr Nice argument. So you don't think WVU and Auburn are better than UofL and Arkansas? Now that's classic. Honestly, I think UL could beat WVU and Arkansas could beat Auburn so I don't think it's much of a stretch.
October 1, 200718 yr Because they don't have to give an answer... I don't think it matters either way. Both have put up impressive home and road wins on the board. My guess is the USF jump is directly tied to Auburn beating Florida and UL's misfortunes held UK back a little. Splitting hairs though... :thumb: Makes no difference at this point. Both deserve to be there. If UK some how manages to win out this year, they'll end up higher than USF no doubt.
October 1, 200718 yr I just can't see ranking UK as high as 8 based on their SOS. Maybe after they beat South Carolina.
October 1, 200718 yr :thumb: Makes no difference at this point. Both deserve to be there. If UK some how manages to win out this year, they'll end up higher than USF no doubt. :thumb: Right. I don't know why any UK fan would argue any point at all right now. This is the time to sit back, take a deep breath and just appreciate the moment and dream of what could be. UK is in a position to win a national championship. Now, before all the Debbie Downers attack, I don't think anyone expects UK to run the table. The dream could end this Thursday night or even against Vandy. By the Sunday after the Florida game, UK may not even be in the top 25. But right now, this moment, UK is high enough in the polls, undefeated, getting the proper exposure, and have the right amount of highly ranked teams remaining on their schedule to actually have a shot at the Championship. :ylsuper::banana: While you're dreaming, enjoy the Woodson Heisman run too. :dancingpa
October 2, 200718 yr Anybody know the last time Kentucky was ranked in the top 10? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
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