The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:

The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:Sorry, but Rice can't beat Kent State.  Cajuns hosted Rice in November and was giving the Owls fits all night long.  Rice is mediocre, Kent State is not.  KSU would win by 20+.

Rice has an RPI of 14.

Real "mediocre".

Wait till Rice starts conference play. Their RPI will drop to around 60-70.

Really? They won 20+ games last year and returned nearly everyone.

But I'm sure you knew that already, right....

I've seen Rice play this year in person! That's how I know they are mediocre. We beat the crap out of them in the Cajun Dome in November 75-61 (the score doesn't show how bad it actually was). But you already knew that, didn't you?

UTEP beat Rice 96-67 last night.


So much for that RPI ranking. :laugh:

What does returning most of your starters and a 20+win season last season give you, AN OVERRATED RPI!

Rice basketball = mediocre.

Cajunman02 Wrote:What does returning most of your starters and a 20+win season last season give you, AN OVERRATED RPI!

Rice basketball = mediocre.

As a fan of Louisina-Directional #2, are you really in a position to call anyone mediocre?

Just wondering.

The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:What does returning most of your starters and a 20+win season last season give you, AN OVERRATED RPI!

Rice basketball = mediocre.

As a fan of Louisina-Directional #2, are you really in a position to call anyone mediocre?

Just wondering.

I do believe I have that position to call them mediocre, not because I go to THE University of Louisiana, but also because that same school (which is 6-6 right now) easily took it to Rice this season.

I think that, if anything, you have no position to call someone a directional school when you a fan of Central Florida-Orlando.

Did y'all snap your losing streak in football yet?

Cajunman02 Wrote:What does returning most of your starters and a 20+win season last season give you, AN OVERRATED RPI!

Rice basketball = mediocre.

That sounds like Toledo. We returned all our starters and won 20 games and played in the NIT last season. We were picked to win the MAC this year and everyone thought that we would be very good. Well, we have rebounded a little and are 2-1 in the MAC, but we got tore up early in the year.

Wright State and MTSU both beat us! :D


We did beat Auburn and Nevada though, but we lost to East Carolina, Duke very badly, Vanderbilt, Wright State, and MTSU. We were 1-5 at one point in the season.


Moral of the story is that what you did last year and what you return doesn't mean jack for this year.

Cajunman02 Wrote:I think that, if anything, you have no position to call someone a directional school when you a fan of Central Florida-Orlando.

Central Florida is a region- and a large one at that. Not a direction.

And, our school technically lies in Oviedo, Florida. Not Orlando.

Finally, if we really want to snap our losing streak, we'll call the Cajun football team. :wave:

The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:I think that, if anything, you have no position to call someone a directional school when you a fan of Central Florida-Orlando.

Central Florida is a region- and a large one at that. Not a direction.

And, our school technically lies in Oviedo, Florida. Not Orlando.

Finally, if we really want to snap our losing streak, we'll call the Cajun football team. :wave:

Looks like the you're coach made the call, but the thing is, you guys are coming here. You put down our school and then it's your school travelling here for a OOC game, makes you guys look bad.

I'd say we are better off than the regional Florida school located in someone bum-phuck town near Orlando.

It is nice to have someone's number.

Cajunman02 Wrote:

The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:I think that, if anything, you have no position to call someone a directional school when you a fan of Central Florida-Orlando.

Central Florida is a region- and a large one at that. Not a direction.

And, our school technically lies in Oviedo, Florida. Not Orlando.

Finally, if we really want to snap our losing streak, we'll call the Cajun football team. :wave:

Looks like the you're coach made the call, but the thing is, you guys are coming here. You put down our school and then it's your school travelling here for a OOC game, makes you guys look bad.

I'd say we are better off than the regional Florida school located in someone bum-phuck town near Orlando.

As far as I know, UCF has no plans of traveling to swamp land Lousiana to play the Cajuns. If we do, it's probably was probably scheduled years ago when we were independents.

Either way, we're not playing you. And no, it's not becuase we're "scared" (we have no reason to be), it's because we have bigger fish to fry and worry about.

The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:

The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:I think that, if anything, you have no position to call someone a directional school when you a fan of Central Florida-Orlando.

Central Florida is a region- and a large one at that. Not a direction.

And, our school technically lies in Oviedo, Florida. Not Orlando.

Finally, if we really want to snap our losing streak, we'll call the Cajun football team. :wave:

Looks like the you're coach made the call, but the thing is, you guys are coming here. You put down our school and then it's your school travelling here for a OOC game, makes you guys look bad.

I'd say we are better off than the regional Florida school located in someone bum-phuck town near Orlando.

As far as I know, UCF has no plans of traveling to swamp land Lousiana to play the Cajuns. If we do, it's probably was probably scheduled years ago when we were independents.

Either way, we're not playing you. And no, it's not becuase we're "scared" (we have no reason to be), it's because we have bigger fish to fry and worry about.

Wrong again. UCF @ UL in 2005. It has been confirmed by several people in the athletic department. That losing streak you're football team is on must be contagious.

Cajunman02 Wrote:

The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:

The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:I think that, if anything, you have no position to call someone a directional school when you a fan of Central Florida-Orlando.

Central Florida is a region- and a large one at that. Not a direction.

And, our school technically lies in Oviedo, Florida. Not Orlando.

Finally, if we really want to snap our losing streak, we'll call the Cajun football team. :wave:

Looks like the you're coach made the call, but the thing is, you guys are coming here. You put down our school and then it's your school travelling here for a OOC game, makes you guys look bad.

I'd say we are better off than the regional Florida school located in someone bum-phuck town near Orlando.

As far as I know, UCF has no plans of traveling to swamp land Lousiana to play the Cajuns. If we do, it's probably was probably scheduled years ago when we were independents.

Either way, we're not playing you. And no, it's not becuase we're "scared" (we have no reason to be), it's because we have bigger fish to fry and worry about.

Wrong again. UCF @ UL in 2005. It has been confirmed by several people in the athletic department. That losing streak you're football team is on must be contagious.

It won't happen, sorry.

We won't waste an OOC game on a Sun Belt team. That schedule you're referring to is old, as in when we were INDPENDENTS old.

you should have wasted some ooc games on the OVC or Gateway conference this year.

Ya'll sucked.

I know I know you beat us five years ago and Daunte Culpepper went there and you have a drunk Irish guy with a phony resume coaching you. Yadadada.

The only difference between UCF and a SBC school is Disneyworld

The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:

The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:

The Knight Time Wrote:

Cajunman02 Wrote:I think that, if anything, you have no position to call someone a directional school when you a fan of Central Florida-Orlando.

Central Florida is a region- and a large one at that. Not a direction.

And, our school technically lies in Oviedo, Florida. Not Orlando.

Finally, if we really want to snap our losing streak, we'll call the Cajun football team. :wave:

Looks like the you're coach made the call, but the thing is, you guys are coming here. You put down our school and then it's your school travelling here for a OOC game, makes you guys look bad.

I'd say we are better off than the regional Florida school located in someone bum-phuck town near Orlando.

As far as I know, UCF has no plans of traveling to swamp land Lousiana to play the Cajuns. If we do, it's probably was probably scheduled years ago when we were independents.

Either way, we're not playing you. And no, it's not becuase we're "scared" (we have no reason to be), it's because we have bigger fish to fry and worry about.

Wrong again. UCF @ UL in 2005. It has been confirmed by several people in the athletic department. That losing streak you're football team is on must be contagious.

It won't happen, sorry.

We won't waste an OOC game on a Sun Belt team. That schedule you're referring to is old, as in when we were INDPENDENTS old.

Hey numbnuts, you ready to come on over and say I WAS RIGHT!!! HAHAHAHAHA. Put another loss in the UCF loss column!!!

UCF is travelling to Cajun Field in 2005!

Cajunman2 is right, UCF is going to cajun field in 2005, should be a good game since both our teams suck, we have an excuse, we don't have all our scholarships filled. We played with something like 72 scholarship players last year, most freshman and sophomores, cuz the last coach knew he was going to be fired and stopped recruiting. UCF will be back on top. I think UL is the perfect oppurtunity to end our losing streak. And remember in 2006 we have 7 home games, and our new stadium is supposed to be done by then. So our record will improve greatly in a few years. What's UL excuse?

Look at our coach we had from 1998-2001. Filled only 1/2 of his scholarships, lost to I-AA schools and a D2 school. Was 6-27 in 3 years, got canned. Then he thought he was fired because he was black, so he sued the school and AD. Lost some money in that. Only now are we filling all 85 scholarships, new facilities are finally being completed for all athletes. And finally, Coach Bustle has all of his players working in his system, the same one he used at VA Tech with Michael Vick and the same one that led VA Tech to the BC$ Title game in 99. So, yea, it was just a matter of time before the players knew the system and now they do.

I could argue with you with facts because the cajuns dealt with that same problem a few years back, but the argument is not about who will win, or whos team is in worse shape, it comes down to the fact that The Knight Time made an ****** of himself with the statement

"As far as I know, UCF has no plans of traveling to swamp land Lousiana to play the Cajuns. If we do, it's probably was probably scheduled years ago when we were independents.

Either way, we're not playing you. And no, it's not becuase we're "scared" (we have no reason to be), it's because we have bigger fish to fry and worry about. "

And

"It won't happen, sorry.

We won't waste an OOC game on a Sun Belt team. That schedule you're referring to is old, as in when we were INDPENDENTS old. "

The fact is, good for yall getting into CUSA, but esspecially after last years record, a fan from UCF has no room to beat his chest and basically say that UCF is better than any team in the sunbelt.

Tuffguy

Tuffguy20 Wrote:"As far as I know, UCF has no plans of traveling to swamp land Lousiana to play the Cajuns.

Tuffguy

Don't speak without knowing facts, now you look really "Stupid". UCF just dropped 2 games, WVU and NC State. UCF will be in Lafayette in 2005.

UCF gets 7 road football games

The new C-USA team will play all three '05 nonconference games away from home.

By Alan Schmadtke
Sentinel Staff Writer
Posted January 19 2005

UCF won't know all the details of its 2005 football schedule for at least another month, but the Golden Knights are pretty sure whom they'll play -- and whom they won't.

South Carolina, Louisiana-Lafayette and South Florida are on the schedule.


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North Carolina State is off. West Virginia is in between.

And George O'Leary's team will spend much of the season on the road.

Taking O'Leary at his word, UCF Athletic Director Steve Orsini will send the Knights on seven road trips in '05, four in Conference USA and three out of conference.

"I would never do that if George hadn't said that was something he was willing to do," Orsini said. "His willingness helped me out, frankly, but there's going to be some good come of it later."

That is, a record seven home games in 2006 -- possibly just as the Knights christen an on-campus stadium. UCF's Board of Trustees on Tuesday approved up to $150,000 for a feasibility study that's expected to be completed early next month.

Exact dates for the '05 season will be set by C-USA in consultation with television partners ESPN and College Sports TV. The league has agreed to move several games to mid-week to accommodate TV.

UCF, which comes off a program-worst 0-11 season, might not be a candidate for any mid-week TV games, but those decisions aren't expected for a few more weeks. From UCF's perspective, almost all the hard deals are done.

<a href='http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/college/knights/orl-sptucfgrid19011905jan19,0,4434805.story?coll=tf-knights' target='_blank'>UCF Drops 2</a>

HerdZoned Wrote:

Tuffguy20 Wrote:"As far as I know, UCF has no plans of traveling to swamp land Lousiana to play the Cajuns.

Tuffguy

Don't speak without knowing facts, now you look really "Stupid". UCF just dropped 2 games, WVU and NC State. UCF will be in Lafayette in 2005.

UCF gets 7 road football games

The new C-USA team will play all three '05 nonconference games away from home.

By Alan Schmadtke
Sentinel Staff Writer
Posted January 19 2005

UCF won't know all the details of its 2005 football schedule for at least another month, but the Golden Knights are pretty sure whom they'll play -- and whom they won't.

South Carolina, Louisiana-Lafayette and South Florida are on the schedule.


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advertisement

North Carolina State is off. West Virginia is in between.

And George O'Leary's team will spend much of the season on the road.

Taking O'Leary at his word, UCF Athletic Director Steve Orsini will send the Knights on seven road trips in '05, four in Conference USA and three out of conference.

"I would never do that if George hadn't said that was something he was willing to do," Orsini said. "His willingness helped me out, frankly, but there's going to be some good come of it later."

That is, a record seven home games in 2006 -- possibly just as the Knights christen an on-campus stadium. UCF's Board of Trustees on Tuesday approved up to $150,000 for a feasibility study that's expected to be completed early next month.

Exact dates for the '05 season will be set by C-USA in consultation with television partners ESPN and College Sports TV. The league has agreed to move several games to mid-week to accommodate TV.

UCF, which comes off a program-worst 0-11 season, might not be a candidate for any mid-week TV games, but those decisions aren't expected for a few more weeks. From UCF's perspective, almost all the hard deals are done.

<a href='http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/college/knights/orl-sptucfgrid19011905jan19,0,4434805.story?coll=tf-knights' target='_blank'>UCF Drops 2</a>

Re-read my statement please, I was quoting the UCF fan "Knight Time" and disproving him (notice the quotations around the statement you had quoted) because I had already read this article. I am a Cajun Fan.

tuffguy