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Does Temple need to win a game in the AAC tourney to be safely in the Big Dance?
No, they are safe. 29.17%
AndShock, B easy, cotton1991, DownEastPirate, FlyingTiger2016, GoOwls111, Indiana Bones, indianashocker, JHG722, MDOwl96, Memphis Yankee, MemTGRS, MKnight201, pesik, shocker3, shockerfan1313, ShockerFever, shocks21, tigerjeb, Tigersmoke4, TUCandoit		 21 29.17%
Yes, they have work to do. 70.83%
8BitPirate, ArmoredUpKnight, Atlanta, aTxTIGER, AusTxPony, b0ndsj0ns, Bearcat2012, BearcatJerry, bearcatmark, Bearcats#1, billetingman1, Billy Bob Bearcat, Borncoog74, BrooklynRocket, BullsFanInTX, C2__, Cardiff, ChrisLords, Coog Engineer, Crowley's Ridge Tiger, DeMarioHooper, ECBrad, FadedCrown, Fishpro10987, FonzKnight, Hernando Hills Tiger, hooterthewho, HuskyU, IceJus10, J Coog, JRR_IV, jwawker, KnightFanDave, KNIGHTTIME, maybeimhere, MTXE, Native Georgian, panite, PT_american, RGVCoog, sfink16, ShockBand, SouthernBoiNOLA, TampaTom, The Knight Time, tompur, TU MoFo, UofMTigerFan, vick mike, WhoseHouse?, Wooglin157		 51 70.83%
Total: 72 vote(s) 100%


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