let's hear your predictions.

If they get 5-6 turnovers, they'll beat them by 10-17 points...

Sincerely,

Memphis and East Carolina

Like a mosquito on an elephant's butt.


:wave:

Houston- 28
UCF- 14

Ricky.... sorry your mom's face blew up (Better off dead). I am suprised by Houston fans predicitng a double digit win on the road. It should be a close one with UCF favored by 2-3.

How bad? Are you on crack?

Save for many costly turnovers...UCF could of easily lost games to ECU and Memphis.

UCF's offense is becoming more stable every week...but our defense...very porous, has been fortunate to come up with HUGE turnovers in most of our key games.

Without turnovers....UCF could of easily lost those games.

UCF/Houston should be a very high scoring affair...and maybe the team with the ball last will one.

Hopefully, for my sake, its UCF.

KL

Should be a good game and it's on CSTV so I'll be watching.

Houston 34 UCF 24

KnightLight Wrote:How bad? Are you on crack?

Get a life and grow up.

We're just having a little fun during game week.

MinerInWisconsin Wrote:Should be a good game and it's on CSTV so I'll be watching.

Houston 34 UCF 24

Actually, believe the Houston/UCF Game is on PAX at 6 pm EST (or I Network or whatever its called...believe DirecTV still calls them PAX on their on-screen guide listing).

KL

The game's on i, the former Pax network.

UH waxed Mississippi State by double digits in Starkville last Saturday, and has two weeks to prepare for UCF.

UH wins 38-24.

UCF 41
Houston 17

Houston, we have a problem. Your QB is going to get squished by Paul Carrington and Company.

ucf will win because o'leary is about 4 times better a coach than briles.

im pulling for Houston. Memphis needs UCF to loose so we can stay in the East hunt

I would say the game will be UCF 31 Houston 24

KnightLight Wrote:How bad? Are you on crack?

Save for many costly turnovers...UCF could of easily lost games to ECU and Memphis.

UCF's offense is becoming more stable every week...but our defense...very porous, has been fortunate to come up with HUGE turnovers in most of our key games.

Without turnovers....UCF could of easily lost those games.

UCF/Houston should be a very high scoring affair...and maybe the team with the ball last will one.

Hopefully, for my sake, its UCF.

KL

Turnovers are part of the game....just like anything else. If a team can capitalize on them...they usually win. They're mistakes for sure...but part of the game.

Quote: UCF 41
Houston 17

Wow. Each team has three losses I believe. Just curious why you expect you team to dominate us...

uhcoog27 Wrote:

Quote: UCF 41
Houston 17

Wow. Each team has three losses I believe. Just curious why you expect you team to dominate us...

He probably feels that way because we're at home. Not saying that I feel the same way that he does, but if we do manage to win by that margin I wouldn't really be surprised.

Quote: He probably feels that way because we're at home.

We're 3-1 on the road, with our one loss in OT at UTEP. I will be shocked if either team wins in a blowout.

Our games against USM, Tulane and ECU were won or lost because of turnovers. I think we gave USM the ball 5 times, and took it away from Tulane 5 and ECU 6. We also didn't lose it at all against Tulane or ECU.

If Houston doesn't turn the ball over, and keeps penalties to a minimum, they will win. No one has shown that they can stop Houston's offense, except for Houston self-destructing. That, combined with an improving Houston defense (funny how that happens when the defensive starters begin to return from injuries), should equal a Cougar victory. However, if Houston turns the ball over, or has too many stupid penalties, then I would look for the Knights to prevail.