Does this mean we lockup at least a share of the title?

[BirdofParadise]

You blame the schedule maker. Again, who in particular are you criticizing?

[TechAlum05]

You will win a share of the Sun Belt Conference title with one more regular season win OR one more loss by Arkansas State.

You will win the Sun Belt Conference title outright if you win your next two regular season games OR if you win one more game and Arkansas State loses one more game.

[cajunhawk]

You will win a share of the Sun Belt Conference title with one more regular season win OR one more loss by Arkansas State.

You will win the Sun Belt Conference title outright if you win your next two regular season games OR if you win one more game and Arkansas State loses one more game.

Thank god this Techie came in and cleared this up for us. Hey buddy...I think Rice just scored again.

[Hammer58]

Thank god this Techie came in and cleared this up for us. Hey buddy...I think Rice just scored again.

Can't blame them for wanting to follow us. After all tech's sucking, they wasn't to fire a Skippy and they are melting down on BB&B because they can't believe that "U freaking LL" is better than them. Man they really bought into that elite / separation crap.

[Turbine]

You will win a share of the Sun Belt Conference title with one more regular season win OR one more loss by Arkansas State.

You will win the Sun Belt Conference title outright if you win your next two regular season games OR if you win one more game and Arkansas State loses one more game.

Thanks

Can you tell me the difference between your first sentence and the latter half of your second sentence? Seems like a repeat.

[GoneGolfin]

Thanks

Can you tell me the difference between your first sentence and the latter half of your second sentence? Seems like a repeat.

Not a repeat. The latter half of the second sentence (after the "OR") is a conjunction ... which is not the case in the first sentence.

Brian

[Turbine]

Not a repeat. The latter half of the second sentence (after the "OR") is a conjunction ... which is not the case in the first sentence.

Brian

Thanks, I thought he was being creatively repetitive.

You will win a share of the Sun Belt Conference title with one more regular season win OR one more loss by Arkansas State.

You will win the Sun Belt Conference title outright if you win your next two regular season games OR if you win one more game and Arkansas State loses one more game.

I see I read it wrong