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RE: "Rehashing" a blast from the past: The Blazers stole our Yin!
(11-05-2013 11:39 AM)blazers9911 Wrote:  High expectations are 6 wins? In what world?

I know you know UAB's history, but just in case, here's a recap of our last 10 seasons:

2004: 7 wins, Hawai'i Bowl
2005: 5 wins
2006: 3 wins, fire coach
2007: 2 wins
2008: 4 wins
2009: 5 wins
2010: 4 wins
2011: 4 wins, fire coach
2012: 3 wins
2013*: 2 wins with 4 to play (max possible: 6 in reg. season)

In that world, our world, Blazerland, 6 wins is a VERY high expectation, if we're being honest.
11-05-2013 11:49 AM
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