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It really doesn't matter that they are the defending MAC champion or that they have a pretty good team, they're being hammered by a non-BCS Fresno State team on national television. Geez, I'd understand if they were losing to a major conference team with a bajillion dollars but losing to anyone outside of the power conferences is just unacceptable. I think they should take the following steps:

1)Complain about their plight ad nauseum

2)Fire their coach

3)Drop down to 1AA

Geez, if they can't win then we stand no chance at lil' ol' North Texas. They even have better facilities than we do and more support. dry.gif

****This post is rated SC for heavy sarcastic content****

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You can't beat anyone turning the ball over that much to start the game. And in the passing game that attempts to stretch a defense you would tend to turn it over more often, I would think. I would much rather diminish our chances to turn the ball over by going three and out between the tackles, punting all night long and get blown out at home. dry.gif

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You can't beat anyone turning the ball over that much to start the game.  And in the passing game that attempts to stretch a defense you would tend to turn it over more often, I would think.  I would much rather diminish our chances to turn the ball over by going three and out between the tackles, punting all night long and get blown out at home. dry.gif

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So we're talking about getting blown out with flair? tongue.gif

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