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I'm not sure if I can ever remember a more complete game on both sides of the ball. We made a really good offensive team look bad. The defense really hits and tackles. Ridder looked really good today throwing the ball. The only mistake he made was the interception, but the game was already over. I am fired up for the rest of the season.
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I agree. We are clearly the class of the AAC if you compare results and scores so far. Two sizeable wins over respected league opponents going in that just couldn't run with the Big Dog when they got off the porch! Our remaining schedule as a package looks very challenging, but if we can keep that one at a time mentality focus and play like we did yesterday, we should be fine. In order to be a candidate for our Bowl aspirations, we unfortunately will have to run the table. Our league strength just wont support a one loss team. By the way, BYU looks really good and I doubt their schedule will be a problem for them, so keep it rollin Bearcats!Comment
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BYU, due to its much more solid football history, is going to have the upper edge in any talk of being in the Championship Playoffs, even though their schedule is really weak. I just don't think UC could "hang" with ND or O$U, but we could win a January 1st bowl game, such as the Peach Bowl, against somebody such as a Penn State. Remember, "Pigs get fed, and hogs get slaughtered!"
I have tickets, thanks to my wonderful cousin, Col. R. Brown, to the UCF game in a three weeks!
B.C."A veteran of the Humanitarian Bowl, 1997!"Comment
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Brent Wyrick
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