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CONFERENCE/FORMER CONFERENCE SERIES RECORDS:

Charlotte: 28-16
Old Dominion: 20-9
Western Kentucky: 20-11
Southern Miss: 27-17
Marshall: 16-6
Middle Tenn: 9-3
UTEP: 9-8
La Tech: 6-2
Rice: 12-1

VCU: 22-17
South Florida: 38-21
South Alabama: 30-14
Jacksonville (FL): 25-8

Houston: 18-6
St. Louis: 17-7
Tulane: 24-13
ECU: 12-6
SMU: 9-2
Tulsa: 9-7
Cincy: 10-15
DePaul: 14-19
Marquette: 8-12
Louisville: 4-12
Memphis: 10-36

NON-CONFERENCE SERIES RECORDS (10 OR MORE GAMES):

Auburn: 11-7 (10-8)
Chattanooga: 10-3

(02-06-2016 06:00 PM)Dragonz Lair Wrote:  CONFERENCE/FORMER CONFERENCE SERIES RECORDS:

Charlotte: 28-16
Old Dominion: 20-9
Western Kentucky: 20-11
Southern Miss: 27-17
Marshall: 16-6
Middle Tenn: 9-3
UTEP: 9-8
La Tech: 6-2
Rice: 12-1

VCU: 22-17
South Florida: 38-21
South Alabama: 30-14
Jacksonville (FL): 25-8

Houston: 18-6
St. Louis: 17-7
Tulane: 24-13
ECU: 12-6
SMU: 9-2
Tulsa: 9-7
Cincy: 10-15
Marquette: 8-12
Louisville: 4-12
Memphis: 10-36

NON-CONFERENCE SERIES RECORDS (10 OR MORE GAMES):

Auburn: 11-7 (10-8)
Chattanooga: 10-3
DePaul: 14-19

DePaul was in our league for awhile as I recall, with Marquette.

(02-06-2016 06:08 PM)BlazrDawg Wrote:  

(02-06-2016 06:00 PM)Dragonz Lair Wrote:  CONFERENCE/FORMER CONFERENCE SERIES RECORDS:

Charlotte: 28-16
Old Dominion: 20-9
Western Kentucky: 20-11
Southern Miss: 27-17
Marshall: 16-6
Middle Tenn: 9-3
UTEP: 9-8
La Tech: 6-2
Rice: 12-1

VCU: 22-17
South Florida: 38-21
South Alabama: 30-14
Jacksonville (FL): 25-8

Houston: 18-6
St. Louis: 17-7
Tulane: 24-13
ECU: 12-6
SMU: 9-2
Tulsa: 9-7
Cincy: 10-15
Marquette: 8-12
Louisville: 4-12
Memphis: 10-36

NON-CONFERENCE SERIES RECORDS (10 OR MORE GAMES):

Auburn: 11-7 (10-8)
Chattanooga: 10-3
DePaul: 14-19

DePaul was in our league for awhile as I recall, with Marquette.

You are correct and I knew that - brain freeze...thanks

Depaul is a program I don't understand. They were so good in the 80s and early 90s when they were our conference mates and they've been total garbage for years now. I would think just by being in Chicago and in the Big East they'd return to respectability but I guess not.

Michael Jordan and the Bulls killed DePaul.

(02-06-2016 06:37 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote:  Michael Jordan and the Bulls killed DePaul.

That sucks. I guess it'd be an RPI killer with Depaul but I'd love to play some of these old rivals again. It was cool having Cinci back in Bartow a few years back.

2 for 1 or 3 for 1 with the five who owns us would be great plus Louisville and Tcu

The 13 losses to Tulane must have all come under Murry.

EDIT: Wow! Upon further review, Anderson is the only coach with a losing record against the Green Wave (3-4).

(02-06-2016 10:28 PM)FNblazer Wrote:  The 13 losses to Tulane must have all come under Murry.

A lot of them did, but Tulane was a pretty good team in the mid 90's when Perry Clark was there.

That Memphis record.....oof

(02-06-2016 10:28 PM)FNblazer Wrote:  The 13 losses to Tulane must have all come under Murry.

EDIT: Wow! Upon further review, Anderson is the only coach with a losing record against the Green Wave (3-4).

Yeah, somehow we forget how awful his team's could be on the road. The fastest 40 was outstanding at home, but without the crowd support if things weren't going well, the game could get out of hand. I remember quite a few of those losses against Tulane during his tenure.

(02-07-2016 07:43 AM)blazers9911 Wrote:  

(02-06-2016 10:28 PM)FNblazer Wrote:  The 13 losses to Tulane must have all come under Murry.

EDIT: Wow! Upon further review, Anderson is the only coach with a losing record against the Green Wave (3-4).

Yeah, somehow we forget how awful his team's could be on the road. The fastest 40 was outstanding at home, but without the crowd support if things weren't going well, the game could get out of hand. I remember quite a few of those losses against Tulane during his tenure.

There were some awful losses under CMA for sure. People often forget about that by virtue of his NCAA tournament success. We had several terrible losses at Tulane. Even had a loss to Marshall at home before they were in our conference and were much worse at that time than they have been in recent years.

(02-07-2016 07:48 AM)Blazer85 Wrote:  

(02-07-2016 07:43 AM)blazers9911 Wrote:  

(02-06-2016 10:28 PM)FNblazer Wrote:  The 13 losses to Tulane must have all come under Murry.

EDIT: Wow! Upon further review, Anderson is the only coach with a losing record against the Green Wave (3-4).

Yeah, somehow we forget how awful his team's could be on the road. The fastest 40 was outstanding at home, but without the crowd support if things weren't going well, the game could get out of hand. I remember quite a few of those losses against Tulane during his tenure.

There were some awful losses under CMA for sure. People often forget about that by virtue of his NCAA tournament success. We had several terrible losses at Tulane. Even had a loss to Marshall at home before they were in our conference and were much worse at that time than they have been in recent years.

The loss to Marshall was the only home loss that season. If we win the last 2, this team will do what no other Blazer team has done: an undefeated home season.

(02-07-2016 07:43 AM)blazerball25 Wrote:  That Memphis record.....oof

Yeah, you'd think L'vile and Memphis would be campaigning for us to join their conference.