It Could Be Worse

[emmitt01]

Yes, we have just one win and don't look particularly poised to win (m)any more. True, this is difficult. But there is a silver lining. We could be Notre Dame. We are woefully bad on a shoestring budget. They suck badly at a price of about a gazillion dollars per loss. We will bounce back, and with the same coach next year even. They look like they need to replace EVERYTHING.

On the flip side, it hurts oh so bad to think that we are the only thing standing between SMU and a possible winless season.

Edited October 21, 2007 by emmitt01

[gksmith]

Keeping the faith.

[MeanGreengdub]

Keeping the faith.

touche

[ADLER]

Could be worse....could be raining.

Young Frankenstein - 1974

[MeanGreenEagle]

I'd love to see UNT vs. Notre Dame this year.

[SCREAMING EAGLE-66]

I'd love to see UNT vs. Notre Dame this year.

--It won't happen.. but.... Navy plays Notre Dame the week before they play us.... so you can compare scores.

[MeanGreenEagle]

--It won't happen.. but.... Navy plays Notre Dame the week before they play us.... so you can compare scores.

Obviously, and I don't think a score comparison would do much good since Navy will attack ND's defense in a completely different style and will kill alot of clock time while doing so.

[Mad Hatter]

In the spirit of rivalry, I'll say this:

It Could Be Worse....... We Could be Middle Tennessee. We may not be good this year, but we'll improve and they'll still be Middle Tennessee in the morning....and next year.

Go Mean Green!!! Beat MTSUVWXYZ

[eagle213]

--It won't happen.. but.... Navy plays Notre Dame the week before they play us.... so you can compare scores.

You can't compare scores because the transitive property only applies to algebra.

[SLCoutsider]

You can't compare scores because the transitive property only applies to algebra.

Correct. From http://www.mathwords.com/t/transitive_property.htm ...

Here is an example of an unsound application of the transitive property: "Team A defeated team B, and team B defeated team C. Therefore, team A will defeat team C."