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RE: Rumors of USM dropping game @WKU
(01-21-2012 03:48 PM)PATiger Wrote:  
(01-21-2012 03:42 PM)Mgt2j Wrote:  The simple fact is Middle Tennessee is 3-1 against Memphis since this rivalry renewed in 2007, and Memphis has accumulated a 2-6 record against all Sun Belt schools since 2007. If the standard of success is measured in the win/loss record, Memphis has not been very successful against Middle Tennessee nor the Sun Belt Conference over the past five years.

Memphis is 67-51-7 against the current members of the Sun Belt.

Therefore, Memphis > the Sun Belt.

You're counting games played back to 1912 or something?? The SBC has only played football for 11 years. Pffft.
01-21-2012 05:41 PM
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