Week 4: Georgia Southern

Football
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All of those wins came against UCF and all happened before 1991.

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You need to put my radio call in on the Sunday night show!

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What is it ‘they’ say about statistics? What was UCF’s classification during those losses?

Ok
“The UCF Knights football program started in 1979 as a Division III team and is famously the first college football program in NCAA history to play at all four sanctioned levels before reaching Division I FBS in 1996”

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So in other words, they’ve never beaten any team that was a member of the Big 12 at the time that they faced them.

Given that, I’m pretty sure that UH won’t be the first.

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Me too


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This board would implode if we lose to GSU. I’ve seen the Coogs favored by as much as 20 points. I say the Coogs cover and the defense holds them to 2 scores or less.

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As it should
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Yup.

fritz
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idk, you guys, it just doesn’t seem like playing at georgia southern makes a lot of sense.

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I love it when former UH basketball players come back around

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Not sure anyone else noticed the “fine print” (above), but Willie said



”in 10-15 years, when I retire”


This is good news, and I believe it when he says it.


and I don’t believe he’ll go anywhere else before he does.

IMO, if/when he wins a “Natty”, I believe he would retire and go out on top.

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Fritz is gonna be like Joe Pa and Bobby Bowden by the time he gets out of here.

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If he stays healthy, he could be part of the exclusive “300 win” club.

He’s at 222 right now.

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That would be something. Aside from Yeoman’s 25 years, the next-longest tenure is 7 years.

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I hope not. A significant fan base at Penn St. and Florida St. were glad to see them go. They felt that both coaches were past their expiration date.

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Helton was here for 7 but you’re not far off. And Fritz is already only 20 wins away from 2nd all time at UH. I feel confident he get that and then some.

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I guess he and the dude from the 40s/50s were both here for 7 seasons.

I wasn’t going to type his name though. Only his successor had a worse winning percentage. :no_mouth:

That was one dark decade.

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Lol valid

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Yeoman had 25 seasons.

Helton had 7.

Briles had 5.

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10, 15 years
 THANK YOU JEEEEEBBUUSSS!!!

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