Which "Big Game" this year do we have the best chance of winning? Which do you want?

UNT Mean Green · August 18, 2021

18 hours ago, Mean Green 93-98 said:

Fair enough.

My point was, I see UAB as being more equivalent with LaTech than SMU, Liberty, or Mizzou. The first two we'll be underdogs in winnable games (IMO), the latter 3 we'll be big-time underdogs with little chance on paper to win.

Getting UAB (at home) and La Tech early isn't a bad thing. We need to win both!

Edited August 18, 2021 by UNT Mean Green

bstnsportsfan3 · August 18, 2021

The biggest win for recognition nationally would be vs Missouri. The biggest win locally would be vs SMU. I say why not both! Drinking that green kool-aid!

Edited August 18, 2021 by bstnsportsfan3

RBP79 · August 20, 2021

On 8/18/2021 at 8:37 AM, MGNation92 said:

They finished 2-10 that year so yeah I'd say they were terrible.

That being said, we're supposed to beat bad teams like that. No excuses. 2018 was arguably our best year under Littrell. Even then, he was losing big games. Games that would matter in the conference standings, games that would give us a trophy.

I don't trust his in game management/coaching staff enough to have much hope in big games. They've failed more than they've succeeded

Can't argue with history. But Arkansas was picked to win that game. And I can guarantee the Arkansas fans knew they were going to win.

That loss to NT sent that team spiralling out of control the same way Portland State loss did to NT.

Arkansas's two wins were Eastern Ilinois and Tulsa

Coach Andy Mac · August 20, 2021

31 minutes ago, RBP79 said:

Can't argue with history. But Arkansas was picked to win that game. And I can guarantee the Arkansas fans knew they were going to win.

That loss to NT sent that team spiralling out of control the same way Portland State loss did to NT.

Arkansas's two wins were Eastern Ilinois and Tulsa

I agree to an extent but remember Colorado State or someone had just beaten them

like a couplE weeks before us.