<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Dr. Know:
This statement is right on the money. To finish with 5 loses means we have to lose some very winnable games.
Not necessarily. Here's the way I have broken down our schedule:
Games we definitely should win: West Carolina, Utah State, Miss State
Games we should win: Ole Miss, Arkansas, Kentucky, S Carolina, So Miss
Toss-up Games: Tennessee, Auburn
Game we should lose: LSU
So, if we win all three of the games that we definitely should win and go 3-2 in the games we should win, that would equal 6-5. I hope that we are able to at least go 4-1 in the games we should win. But, let's face it: Most of the time, you always lose one game that you are suppose to win. And, with the lack of depth that we're facing this year, we could easily lose two that we're suppose to win. Anything less than 6-5 would be a major disapointment.
[This message has been edited by TideHead (edited 07-11-2004).]