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RE: C-USA skips out on hosting traditional Media Days
(07-20-2021 10:30 PM)Ourland Wrote:  Western is weak, and it's schedule is weak. Play some real opponents. Step up. Take on some big boys. Get off the porch and mix it up with some real competition.

I cut out all the quotes but I also edited the one post with the below

Quote:if you think Western's OOC schedule is weak compared to other CUSA schools. Playing schools that went to a bowl means they won at least 6 games. I will put the amount Western played that went to a bowl game vs the other schools in CUSA and bet its top 3 and top 3 winning% Want to take it? I believe its 72% of the teams Western played OOC

If you are so confident take the bet...loser does not post during football season. Shouldnt hurt you anyways. Rice's season is usually no longer in doubt after a game or two.

Now if all you got is drivel I'm through with you
07-20-2021 10:38 PM
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