(10-26-2020 06:31 PM)invisiblehand Wrote:  

(10-26-2020 06:00 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(10-26-2020 05:44 PM)invisiblehand Wrote:  Cincinnati will certainly be tested by season's end. They still have Memphis, UH, Tulsa, and UCF.

Games among the tops 6:

Cincy: Memphis, UH, Tulsa, UCF
UH: Tulsa, UCF, Cincy, SMU
Tulsa: SMU, UH, Cincy
SMU: UH, Tulsa
Memphis: Cincy, Houston
UCF: UH, Cincy

Technically, Navy is in the top 6 with a 3-1 conference record, while UCF is 2-2, so I would throw them in, as well. They can beat anybody, especially at home, where Tulsa and Memphis still have to play.

3-1 against 3 of the 4 bottom in the conference though... and they haven’t looked amazing doing it either. UCF is better than their record.

3 remaining against the top half of the conference and two are at home.
"Haven't looked amazing doing it," is pretty spot on. Possibly generous. Flashes of what could be, running two 9+ minute drives against Temple. Houston game was far more frustrating than BYU or even Air Force because it was right there but just off (and that's not to discredit Houston winning the trenches and executing when we didn’t).
I don't know if we can fix that "just off" or not. Positioned well, but a tough road if we cannot fix those numerous "just off" aspects.