So how many losses...

Cats_2010

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Hard to say really. 14 games left and 7 against top 25 opponrnts with 4 at home and three on the road. Don’t think they end up any worse than 14-4 in league play and I’d guess 15-3 is more probable. Team is improving though which is all you can ask and are a lot more fun to watch now than they were in early December.
 
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$Z71$

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I hope it doesn’t exceed 6 total losses because UK has never had a championship team with more than 6.
We play more games now. 6 or less losses is more like 8 or less now. People disregard that fact.

23-6 in 1958 , same record as 32-8 now. 31.7-8.3 technically.
 
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LineSkiCat14

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It’ll be the same thing next year. We drop a couple games in December and January. RR will call for Cal’s head. Then looky looky we’re playing great in March like we always do.

How posters still can't grasp this baffles me.

I said 3 to 5 losses for the season. Still think we can be in that range. The SEC schedule isn't as back loaded as it used to be. @tenn, probably another road game, but otherwise we'll be favored in almost all the other games
 
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3sUp

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Hard to say really. 14 games left and 7 against top 25 opponrnts with 4 at home and three on the road. Don’t think they end up any worse than 14-4 in league play and I’d guess 15-3 is more probable. Team is improving though which is all you can ask and are a lot more fun to watch now than they were in early December.
13-5.
 
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