Kicker missed a go ahead FG with about 8 minutes left then made one with about 4 minutes left

Cincy has yet to play Temple but now has a two game lead over both Temple and UCF, with a win over UCF. UCF beat Temple

Heavily Cincy’s to lose. If they lose to Temple and us, and Temple wins out, and UCF wins out they have a three way tie, I think it would go to division records.

UCF also had a substitution penalty which gave Tulsa a 1st down and ended the game. Love it! Glad Tulsa finally won a close game. They were due.

(11-08-2019 10:52 PM)RekeHavoc Wrote:  UCF also had a substitution penalty which gave Tulsa a 1st down and ended the game. Love it! Glad Tulsa finally won a close game. They were due.

That was bad, as was Tulsa's decision to go for it on fourth.

Tulsa is truly a team who's record didnt match their talent. The AAC west is a murderers row this year, and they took the brunt of it.

Yes, Tulsa's RPI, SOS just hit #1
This helps Memphis since we don't play UCF.
West Division is stronger.
Memphis up to #18 in RPI, higher than all others except Cincy at 16.

http://realtimerpi.com/college_football/...c_Men.html

I was kind of hoping UCF would pull it out. I live in the Orlando area and I was hoping the Tigers could get another shot at the Knights in the championship game, but this time in Memphis.

(11-08-2019 11:27 PM)ShilohTiger Wrote:  Yes, Tulsa's RPI, SOS just hit #1
This helps Memphis since we don't play UCF.
West Division is stronger.
Memphis up to #18 in RPI, higher than all others except Cincy at 16.

http://realtimerpi.com/college_football/...c_Men.html

Quit using rip.

No one uses RPI.

It has always been a dumb metric.

Now it's dumb AND obsolete.

I was glad. All the help UCF has received the last few years, well, it was nice to see the bank wasn’t open tonight.

(11-08-2019 11:31 PM)adw30 Wrote:  I was kind of hoping UCF would pull it out. I live in the Orlando area and I was hoping the Tigers could get another shot at the Knights in the championship game, but this time in Memphis.

UC would still have to lose 2 games even if UCF pulled it out. The real down point is we were looking at possibly having 5 AAC teams in the top 25 next week. That is now gone and the most we will have is 4 next week.

(11-08-2019 11:50 PM)UofMark Wrote:  I was glad. All the help UCF has received the last few years, well, it was nice to see the bank wasn’t open tonight.

This! ^

They have been the favorite son of the league with the crooked refs we have, so it seemed like poetic justice to see them not get the calls late in the game for a change. Welcome back to the real world, bytches!

(11-08-2019 11:31 PM)adw30 Wrote:  I was kind of hoping UCF would pull it out. I live in the Orlando area and I was hoping the Tigers could get another shot at the Knights in the championship game, but this time in Memphis.

I lived in Orlando for years. Went to post-grad school at UCF. Lived in the Waterford Lakes area. I hate UCF. Fair weather fans. Half the school wasn’t even aware they had a football program when I was there. Really transient city/school. Not much loyalty. Not like Memphis.

(11-09-2019 12:51 AM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 11:31 PM)adw30 Wrote:  I was kind of hoping UCF would pull it out. I live in the Orlando area and I was hoping the Tigers could get another shot at the Knights in the championship game, but this time in Memphis.

UC would still have to lose 2 games even if UCF pulled it out. The real down point is we were looking at possibly having 5 AAC teams in the top 25 next week. That is now gone and the most we will have is 4 next week.

Yeah, I was hoping UC would lose to Temple and of course lose to the Tigers last game of the season. But oh well, my dream scenario is over. Just want to stick it to my colleagues at work who are UCF grads..

They were due!