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RE: ***Game Thread*** UAB v FAU for the 'Ship
(03-13-2023 03:29 PM)DuelingDragon Wrote:  Yes, meat was left on the bone. Yes, this team had the *possibility* of more. I don’t feel it underachieved because once you hit loss 5, you are basically a three-day crapshoot in Frisco. We hit the number last year, didn’t this year.

We also left meat on the bone every football season since 2017 but overall I am very happy with our program.

That's fair.

Wouldn't you agree we should change our scheduling philosophy to help our chances of having a realistic shot at getting an at large without having to win 30 games? I know the AAC will help SOS some, but not dramatically. CUSA was actually purty darn good this year.
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