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RE: Isaac Hamilton wants out of UTEP?
I don't think you understand the difference between fact and opinion. Opinion is what you believe, ie, enemasU having more success over several years. Fact is, they have lost to UTEP 70% of the time over 10 years. Fact is, they haven't got an at large bid to the tournament over the last several years. Fact is, even though they haven't gotten an at large bid, they still didn't make the NIT the years they didn't go to the NCAA. Fact is, the WAC nor sunbelt received any at large bids for the tournament. Fact is, Cusa has had multiple ncaa bids. Those are facts.

To answer your last question... making the tournament may make you happy, but it doesn't mean success. Was Liberty more successful than any team in the NIT? Nope, that is fact
(This post was last modified: 08-31-2013 01:29 AM by randaddyminer.)
08-30-2013 03:03 PM
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Isaac Hamilton wants out of UTEP? - Fitbud - 07-21-2013, 11:00 AM
RE: Isaac Hamilton wants out of UTEP? - randaddyminer - 08-30-2013 03:03 PM



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