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UC looks to be playing their way in....

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That just goes to show how tough the SEC is! :p

 

Yeah thats it...:ohbrother:

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They are up 11 against ND right now. And that would make it 5 wins in the last 7 games.

 

That's great. I have nothing against Cincy at all. I often cheer for them. That being said, they have the same connection to Kentucky as Uranus does to the Earth's moon.

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Are you aware that UC has zero?

 

They have a couple nice wins....if they could get to 9-9 in the Big East, they'd be in.

That's great. I have nothing against Cincy at all. I often cheer for them. That being said, they have the same connection to Kentucky as Uranus does to the Earth's moon.

 

Actually, you'd be surprised the connection that Rockpride's Uranus has to the Earth's moon.

 

:puke:

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Notre Dame is horrible. Putrid. Terrible. A disaster.

 

They don't have a good defense but would likely be in the top 2 of the SEC, they aren't nearly as bad as you would like to think that they are.

It's more important than you like to admit, and teams lower than 60 seldom get a bid.

 

RPI is not a reliable indicator for seeding.

THey have been way off...there has been a shift over the last few years.

Protected seeds...dropping and raising one line for matchups and location.

There is a grand misconception regarding the RPI.

 

That is a post from LABS, with a thumbs up response from GT. Sorry, but I'll take what they say over what you do.

Regardless, UC making it in doesn't affect UK's chances... LSU or USC making it in could affect UK, but not UC...

They have a couple nice wins....if they could get to 9-9 in the Big East, they'd be in.

 

Nice back tracking.

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That's great. I have nothing against Cincy at all. I often cheer for them. That being said, they have the same connection to Kentucky as Uranus does to the Earth's moon.

 

Considering they are both hovering around the bubble, that's a relation IMO.

They don't have a good defense but would likely be in the top 2 of the SEC, they aren't nearly as bad as you would like to think that they are.

 

:laugh:

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Nice back tracking.

 

I don't need to back track...if both teams continue to trend like they have been for the last week or so, it'll be stressfull on the last Sunday of the season.

Regardless, UC making it in doesn't affect UK's chances... LSU or USC making it in could affect UK, but not UC...

 

Exactly :thumb:

UC might get in... UK will be in... UL definitley in... So why can't we all get along? :lol:

They don't have a good defense but would likely be in the top 2 of the SEC, they aren't nearly as bad as you would like to think that they are.

 

Uhh, that's not true. Despite my dislike for ND football, I enjoy their basketball team. They play an exciting brand of basketball and I really enjoyed watching them when they had Troy Murphy, Harold Swanagan, and a few other guys.

 

Also, what are you basing the "top 2 in the SEC" comment on? Notre Dame has lost something like 6 out of their last 8 games. Harangody puts up big numbers, but I've never been overly impressed with his ability.

Considering they are both hovering around the bubble, that's a relation IMO.

 

No relation at all, IMO.

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