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RE: Lines in the Sand (C-USA)- Week 12
(11-17-2015 08:59 AM)stanman505 Wrote:  Nobody in their right mind will pick UTEP to win this week. We lost our quarterback for the remainder of the season, which bring us to 15 players that suffered season ending injuries this year. We lost two more running backs, which means UTEP will be starting their #7 deep at running back. I am just not sure how a team goes through SEVEN players at one position. UTEP is starting to look like an FCS team in regards to the number of scholarship players that can actually play in the games.

That's tough to overcome and I really liked watching AJ play.
11-19-2015 09:33 AM
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RE: Lines in the Sand (C-USA)- Week 12
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11-21-2015 09:42 AM
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