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RE: DMN: Texas 12 Ranking 10-24-16
(10-25-2016 08:02 PM)UNT15 Wrote:  Agreed. I also went ahead and moved them both above Tech since they apparently can't stop anyone. If we played Tech 10 times, I think we'd beat em at least 3.

1 Texas A&M
2 Baylor
3 TCU
4 SMU
5 Houston
6 Texas Tech
7 Texas
8 North Texas
9 UTEP
10 UTSA
11 Rice
12 Texas State

SMU win over Houston doesn't look as good as it did last week. UCF is thumping Houston right now. In their last few game Houston has lost to Navy, squeaked by Tulsa, lost to SMU, and now are down big to UCF. Houston is done. Right now, I'd rank them like this.

1 Texas A&M
2 Baylor
3 TCU
4 Texas Tech
5 SMU
5 Texas
7 Houston
8 North Texas
9 UTEP
10 UTSA
11 Rice
12 Texas State
(This post was last modified: 10-29-2016 12:52 PM by Side Show Joe.)
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RE: DMN: Texas 12 Ranking 10-24-16 - UNT15 - 10-25-2016, 08:02 PM
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