Re: UC's non-conference schedule analysis

[Zuke]

In article <address@hidden>,
Wedinger, Keith <address@hidden> wrote:
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> Below is UC's non-conference schedule (from the Cincinnati Post):

There is a possibility of more games now that the NCAA's rule of
only competeing if 4 for 1 tournament games has been thrown out of
court.  We've done a lot of events with Chris Spencer (name from memory?)
who was one of the plaintiffs in that suit.  He has mentioned three
or four projects he is working on for this year (with 3 of them in
Las Vegas) and according to him UC is figuring prominently.

> Nov. 22 Akron (14-14) 
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> Nov. 24 Oakland (17-11) 
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> Nov. 29 Coppin State (11-17) 
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> Dec. 2 at Valparaiso (20-11, NIT) 
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> Dec. 17 Clemson (15-13) 
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> Dec. 20 Middle Tennessee State (16-14) 
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> Dec. 23 Dayton (24-6, NCAA) 
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> Dec. 28 Miami University# (13-15) 
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> Dec. 30 Elon (12-15) 
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> Feb. 3 at Xavier (26-6, NCAA) 
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> Feb. 15 at Wake Forest (25-5, NCAA) 
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> Assuming that UC does not have a conference games before January 2004, UC
> should be undefeated at 9 - 0 when the New Year hits.  Looks like there is a
> window between 12/2 and 12/17 for UC to add a non-exempt tournament assuming
> that one of UC's non-conference foes agrees to join them.
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> J. Keith Wedinger 
> Senior Software Developer 
> Sterling Commerce 
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