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UAB
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HUNTINGTON, WV (Dec. 5) – It was clear something was afoot. As the Marshall Thundering Herd team emerged from their den and gathered behind the inflatable for a pre-kickoff runon, a number of them seemed more interested in taunting the underdog foe than focusing on their game assignments.
The
visitors
from
South
Main,
however,
if they
paid
attention
at all,
laughed
it off,
breathing
in the
cool,
dry
mountain
air as
they
flexed
in
eagerness
to get
onto the
field. This little-observed scene foreshadowed the game’s opening drive, when the homestanding Herd, before a surprisingly large and unsurprisingly vocal home crowd, moved the pigskin at first but stalled with a fourth-and-ten on the Rice 27 yard line. Continues.... ![]() Rice tries to keep momentum going against UAB (Houston Chronicle -- Dec. 11) UAB to face Rice with division title on line (WVTM13.com -- Dec. 11) UAB has the run defense to hold up (College Football News -- Dec. 11) Local scribes still whining over MU loss to Owls (Huntington Herald-Dispatch -- Dec. 11) Rice hopes to finish strong on Senior Day (The Roost -- Dec. 10) TMG Newsmaker of the Week: Rice Owls (TMG Sports -- Dec. 10) Winning record on the line for Rice (Texas Football -- Dec. 10) UAB determined to play Rice despite COVID tests (Al.com -- Dec. 9) Dozen key UAB players are out for Rice (WBRC.com -- Dec. 9) Rice win over Marshall, Owls in general top them all (Washington Post -- Dec. 8) Rice Owls have entered the chat (Texas Football -- Dec. 7) Rice-UAB game preview (The Roost -- Dec. 6) Rice-Marshall postgame press briefing ![]() (RiceOwls.com -- Dec. 6) Pregame chalk talk, postgame celebration ![]() (RiceOwls.com -- Dec. 5) Rice stuns Herd 20-0; first-ever shutout at Edwards Stadium (Charleston Gazette-Mail -- Dec. 5) Rice uses five interceptions to upset Thundering Herd ![]() (CBS Sports HQ -- Dec. 5) Unintimidated Owl defense did just about everything right (The Roost -- Dec. 5) College football world stunned by Marshall's upset loss to Rice (The Spun -- Dec. 5) Loss to Rice will be difficult to forget Huntington Herald-Dispatch -- Dec. 5) Rice intercepts five passes and shuts out ranked Marshall (Reuters -- Dec. 5) Number 15 Marshall shut out by Rice in first loss of season (Sports Illustrated -- Dec. 5) Owls came in as three-TD underdog but flew away winners ![]() (The Roost <Podcast> -- Dec. 5) Rice intercepts five passes in shutting out Marshall (Underdog Dynasty -- Dec. 5) Smith's pick-six highlights stellar team defensive effort (Saltwirecom -- Dec. 5) Rice defense's taking offense led to shutdown shutout (Kentucky New Era/AP -- Dec. 5) Rice pulls off upset of No. 21 Marshall (Houston Chronicle -- Dec. 5) Defense stifles No. 15 Marshall in 20-0 shutout (RiceOwls.com -- Dec. 5) Doc: 'They played better than we did and won' (Herdzone -- Dec. 5) Shut out by a bad Rice team? Woof. That's bad, bad (Herd Nation -- Dec. 5) x Rice-Marshall: Game on... ![]() ![]()
HOUSTON
(Nov.
28) – By
what
would
have
been
halftime
of the
Rice-UTEP
game
scheduled
for a
noon
kickoff
at Rice
Stadium
here
today,
the
Miner
team was
on the
bus to
the
airport,
headed
back
home to
El Paso.
The
reason:
well,
the Rice
game was
a
last-minute
cancel;
the
announcement
had it
that
pregame
COVID
testing
of UTEP
players
turned
up one
or more
positives,
and
contract
tracing
eliminated
a whole
host of
Miners
for game
participation.
Of
course
it
didn’t
hep
matters
that a
pouring
rain was
putting
a
literal
damper
on the
proceedings
as well.
Rice
officials
first
announced
a “hold”
on
kickoff
around
11 a.m.
Moments
later, a
2:00
p.m.
kickoff
was
announced.
But
after a
second
round of
COVID-19
testing,
just
after
noon,
the game
officially
was
given
the
quietus.
“(That
was)
obviously
disappointing
and for
many
reasons,”
Rice
head
coach
Mike
Bloomgren
said of
the
postponement.
“Some of
the
things
we
pointed
to this
week, we
won’t
get to
do.
‘You
wake up
ready to
play and
everything’s
going.
It shows
you that
none of
us are
immune
and it
can
impact
any
large
group at
any
time. We
have to
remain
vigilant
and
continue
to do
the
right
things.
We’re
going to
worry
about
what we
can
control.
“At this
time, we
have
nobody
in
quarantine
and we
have
nobody
in
isolation.”
There
was no
comment
from
UTEP
officials,
who
apparently
were
focused
on
getting
back to
the team
plane
and up
in the
air,
headed
for
home.
So the
Owls now
have but
two
games
remaining
on the
schedule
–
Marshall
on the
road
this
coming
Saturday,
and UAB
at Rice
Stadium
on
December
12.
Rice-UNT complete statistics....
How they
match
up:
UTEP vs.
Rice
Sure
enough,
Saturday's
road
football
game
between
Rice and
the LA
Tech
folks
has been
postponed
due to
announced
“COVID-19
related
issues
within
the
Bulldogs'
program.”
“We
are very
disappointed
that we
cannot
host
Rice
this
weekend,
but it
is
simply a
case of
not
having
enough
healthy
players
at one
position,”
said LA
Tech VP
and
Director
of
Athletics
Eric
Wood.
“Injuries
have
really
affected
the
position
and now
a couple
of COVID
positives
along
with
contact
tracings
to the
same
group
have
made
this
decision
for us.
Wait a
minute.
Let’s
parse
that.
They
have a
bunch of
injuries
at one
“position
group”
and now
they get
contact
tracings
to the
same
group;
maybe
one or
two
positives
among
them.
‘Course
Rice has
had
virtually
its
entire
defensive
secondary
out with
injury
ever
since
first
teeing
it up
with
Middle
Tennessee
on
Halloween.
Ironic,
isn’t
it?
So it is
that
Rice
carefully
held its
football
program
participants
out of
game
competition
for the
entire
first
half of
the
season,
resulting
a
well-cared-for,
healthy
squad
read to
take on
all
comers.
Next
week’s
schedule
road
game at
North
Texas is
also
very
possibly
a goner,
what
with the
Mean
Green
losing
out on
this
week’s
game
with
UAB,
having
registered
thirty-some
positives
among
program
participants
in
testing
a couple
of days
ago.
Rice
Athletic
Director
Joe
Kaarlgard
had been
working
with
league
officials
to try
and swap
out the
recently
rescheduled
Dec. 5
game at
Marshall
for a
local
matchup
with
UTSA.
Or now,
maybe LA
Tech. Or
maybe
even
UNT.
Whatever
the
eventuality,
the
season
is, for
all
practical
purposes…how
does one
say
it?.... --PTH HOUSTON (Nov. 6) -- Saturday's home football game between Rice and UTSA has been postponed due to COVID-19 related issues within the Roadrunner program. This year's meeting at Rice Stadium was to have been the ninth consecutive between the schools since the inaugural contest in 2012. The schools will work with Conference USA to attempt to reschedule the game. "After a great win last week at Southern Miss, I know our team was excited to get back on the field at home and renew the series with UTSA," Rice Director of Athletics Joe Karlgaard said. "But the virus remains a constant challenge to our efforts to play this season. I know Coach (Mike) Bloomgren and his staff will regroup our team and turn their attentions to Louisiana Tech." --Rice Sports Information ![]() ![]()
HOUSTON
(Nov. 3) –
For sure,
Rice’s 30-6
win over
Southern
Miss
Saturday was
a game, and
an outcome,
that Owl
head man
Mike
Bloomgren
has been
waiting for
ever since
the day he
first came
inside the
Hedges.
In a
frustrating
two-year
sojourn,
thus far his
offensive
philosophy
of “pound
the rock,
run the
clock and
play great
defense” was
not much
more than a
pipe dream,
if not a
complete
no-show, on
the turf of
Rice
Stadium.
It wasn’t
that his
defense
hadn’t shown
signs of
life.
Under
the tutelage
of Defensive
Coordinator
Brian Smith,
Owl
defenders
showed spunk
and acumen
throughout.
But
that
offense,
man, that
offense…sure
enough it
was plenty
offensive,
in theory
and design.
Of
course, it
might’ve
been less so
had it
featured
among its
X’s and O’s
a number of
those four-
and
five-star
signees
Coach Bloom
was favored
to work with
on The Farm
in Palo
Alto. ![]() Austin Trammell leaves a half-dozen USM defenders in his wake en route to a 72-yard touchdown catch-and-run that opened the flood gates for the Owls (DSE photo) Rice 30, Southern Miss 6 ![]() ![]() ![]() Austin Trammell celebrates with his QB, Mike Collins, after his third TD reception of the day, this one putting the Owls into the catbird seat in a going-away win over USM (PTH photo) HATTIESBURG (Oct. 31) – First, a little bookkeeping is in order: were it not for that damnable quadruple doink last week, this Rice Owl team right now would be flying on the wings of a five-game winning streak. Let that soak in a bit.
As it was,
Rice’s
resounding win
over Southern
Mississippi here
Saturday
afternoon
might’a,
could’a, just
maybe will be’a
harbinger of
bluebird
days to come, as
a solid
offensive
and defensive effort, led by
-- who else, senior
chief cook and
bottle-washer
Austin
Trammell,
in
consistent
comport with his
grad senior
quarterback Mike
Collins -- led the
Owls as three
second-quarter
turnovers were
quickly
converted into
touchdowns in one
of the more
satisfying Rice
victories of
recent campaigns
Look, there were
plenty of yeoman
Owl efforts laid
down on the
field of M M
Roberts Stadium
his afternoon,
on both sides of
the ball.
But this win
starts and stops
with the efforts
of Mr. Trammell,
whose seven
receptions for
143 yards and
three
- count ‘em –
three touchdown
receptions
a dominating
effort for which
the homestanding
1-5 Golden
Eagles had no
answer.
A sideline pass
designed just to
pick up the
first down, was
turned into a
72-yard thing of
beauty by
Austin, who
outdueled his
defender trying
for the pick,
and then simply
outran the USM
corner who
seemed to have
the angle on
him, in zooming
all the way to
put the Owls up,
10-0, first play
of the second
quarter.
It as the
longest
pitch-and-catch
for a TD that
the Owl offense
had produced
since, egad,
2014. And now it’s onward and upward.
Rice coaches
Mack, Smith
keep pushing
for
diversity
gains
(Houston Chronicle -- Nov. 21) We know what the Owls bring to the table (24-7 Sports -- Nov. 20) No, it wasn't Rice's only victory of 2019 season (SB Nation -- Nov. 20) Rice one of most physical teams in league (Denton Record-Chronicle -- Nov. 20) UNT turned MT game into track meet (CBS Sports -- Nov. 20) This game can't arrive soon enough (Underdog Dynasty-- Nov. 19) Contingencies remaining for Rice: matchup with UNT (The Roost -- Nov. 19) Owl defensive front will pose challenge for UNT (Denton Record-Chronicle -- Nov. 19) Trammell starts senior season with a bang (The Rice Thresher -- Nov. 19) Antsy Owls yearn for return to gridiron (The Rice Thresher -- Nov. 18) Highlights of last year's win over Mean Grean (w/ actual crowd noise) ![]() (YouTube -- Nov. 18) Darden, Novill shining as UNT seniors (Denton Record-Chronicle -- Nov. 18) UNT QB, offense are Rice focal points this week ![]() (The Roost -- Nov. 18) UNT players fondly remember 8-play goal line stand vs. Owls (Denton Record-Chronicle -- Nov. 18) OU scribe says Mean Green 37, Rice 15 (The Daily Oklahoman -- Nov. 18) This a must-win game for UNT (Underdo Dynasty -- Nov. 18) Rice looks to get over .500 (Winners and Whiners -- Nov. 18) UNT coach positive about game likelihood ![]() (Denton Record-Chronicle -- Nov. 17) Coach Bloom stays positive during off-on season (Houston Chronicle -- Nov. 17) 'We want to play a game' (The Roost -- Nov. 17) Excited North Texas looks to end hiatus this weekend (Denton Record-Chronicle -- Nov. 17) Marshall, FAU, UTSA dominate late-season matchups (Murfreesboro Daily News-Journal -- Nov. 17) Last round of UNT COVID testing went well (Denton Record-Chronicle -- Nov. 16) Cancellation after cancellation has been theme of season for Owls (Click2Houston -- Nov. 16) UNT features prolific offense (Sports Chat Place -- Nov. 15) When they've had the opportunity, Rice playing well (The Roost -- Nov. 15) Where does UNT stand in efforts to be competitive? (Denton Record-Chronicle -- Nov. 15) Rice Owls Insider: LATech preview ![]() (RiceOwls.com <video>) -- Nov. 11) Rice takes advantage of extra prep work for LATech (Houston Chronicle -- Nov. 11) Rice faces new challenge at LATech (The Roost -- Nov. 11) Rice's Jacob Doddridge educates others on the importance of voting (Houston Chronicle -- Nov. 10) 'This is our third year -- now it's just like riding a bike' (The Roost -- Nov. 10) Owls return after week off to battle Bulldogs (The Rice Thresher -- Nov. 10) Owls will look to build off Southern Miss win (Sports Chat Place -- Nov. 10) Rice hasn't won in Ruston since 2013 (The Roost -- Nov. 9) Five things to know about Skip Holtz (Monroe News-Star -- Nov. 4) A look at LATech football quarterback (Monroe News-Star -- Nov. 4) How isolation helped LATech WR star Hardy get groove back (Monroe News-Star -- Nov. 5) UTSA postponement may have scheduling ramifications (The Roost -- Nov. 7) Conference USA postponements tracker (The Roost -- Nov. 7) Rice adjusts again after game with UTSA postponed (Houston Chronicle -- Nov.6) UTSA game postponed due to COVID issues; rescheduling possible (The Rice Thresher -- Nov. 6) UTSA forced to postpone game at Rice (San Antonio Express-News -- Nov. 6) For now at least, Owls at Marshall Dec. 5, UAB at home Dec. 12 (Conference USA News -- Nov. 5) First win has Rice high on its defense (Houston Chronicle -- Nov. 5) Rice-UTSA preview (The Roost -- Nov. 5) Owls are primed to break out this week (Underdog Dynasty -- Nov. 5) UTSA to continue road swing against Rice (UTSARoadRunners.com -- Nov. 4) Owls to battle Roadrunners on Saturday (The Rice Thresher -- Nov. 5) Rescheduled: Rice-Marshall, UAB-Rice (ConferenceUSA.com -- Nov. 4) UAB, Marshall games re-scheduled for December (The Roost -- Nov. 4) Press conference notes and quotes (The Roost -- Nov. 3) 'Runners have lost three in a row on the road (Sports Chat Place -- Nov. 2) Trammell a top wideout in G5 football? (Underdog Dynasty -- Nov. 2) UTSA coach previews Rice matchup (GoUTSA.com -- Nov. 2) Rice rebounds with win over Southern Miss (Houston Chronicle -- Nov. 1) UTSA lets statement opportunity slip in loss at Florida Atlantic (San Antonio Express News -- Nov. 1) Extensive video highlights of Rice's win over USM ![]() (Spirit Media Network -- Nov. 1) Rice returns home to face UTSA (The Roost -- Nov. 1) Week 9 C-USA roundup (The Roost -- Nov. 1) Rice-USM game thread (The Roost -- Oct. 31) Trammell's explosion leads Owls to new heights (The Roost -- Oct. 31) All treat, no tricks: Owls soar on Halloween (The Roost -- Oct. 31) Rice-USM video highlights (ESPN.com -- Oct. 31) USM tackling woes shone big in 72-yard TD run (Jackson Clarion-Ledger -- Oct. 31) Rice dominates Southern Miss, 30-6 (RiceOwls.com -- Oct. 31) Four Collins TD passes add up to dominant Rice win (Sports601 -- Oct. 31) Rice 30, Southern Miss 6 (Houston Chronicle -- Oct. 31 <Stop the Presses!> Golden Eagles fall at home to Rice (SouthernMiss.com -- Oct. 31) Woes mount in Hattiesburg Halloween horror show (Biloxi Sun-Herald -- Oct. 31) Eagles outplayed by Rice on both ends of the ball (WLBT.com -- Oct. 31) Southern Miss' season found a way to go from bad to worse (Hub City Spokes -- Oct. 31) Rice hands USM 30-6 trouncing (WDAM TV7 -- Oct. 31) Senior receiver couldn't be contained (AZCentral -- Oct. 31) Rice clobbers Southern Miss (Vicksburg Post -- Oct. 31) Collins throws 4 TDs, 3 to Trammell as Southern Miss falls (The Sun Herald -- Oct. 31) Middle Tennessee State 40, Rice 34 ![]() ![]() ![]() Rice senior team captain Austin Trammell hauls in 48-yard Michael Collins pass on 4th and 24 to keep ostensible game-winning drive alive; however.... (David Speed Elder photo) HOUSTON (Oct. 25) – When Rice’s Austin Trammell hauled in consecutive pass receptions of 48 and 24 yards to cap an improbable, last minute touchdown drive, by all appearances this was a game that was bound for the win column.
Overcoming a
two-touchdown
deficit in in
the last six
minutes of
regulation and
with Mr.
Trammell’s once
again nailing a
crucial
two-point
reception to ice
a 34-31 lead
with, what, 34
seconds to
play….the Owls
had this one in
the bag.
Surely
they did.
Get the
Gatorade ready,
guys…
But as J. Fred
used to
say….”however…”
A defensive
secondary that
had been giving
up deep pass
plays throughout
the game
couldn’t prevent
Middle Tennessee
quarterback
Asher O’Hara
from driving
just a couple
more nails in
mere seconds,
setting up MTSU
at the Rice 30,
where Blue
Raider kicker
Crews Holt
nailed a
career-long
48-yarder as the
clock expired.
Euphoria turned
to “oh, snap” in
mere seconds,
and it was
impossible to
escape the
nagging thought
that games like
this one, so
close to being
won, are so
often
squandered.
Even so, after
MT fiddled away
its first
overtime
opportunity with
a failed 50-yard
field goal
attempt, there
it was again for
the Owls – the
game just
sitting there on
a silver
platter.
Whaddayah think?
Sure --
play it
conservatively,
don’t forsake
the chance for
a game
winner right
down the middle.
But Rice
played it
ultra-conservatively,
in three plays
netting
minus-three
yards.
On third
down, the Rice
signal-caller
apparently was
instructed,
“just hold onto
the ball, and
center the damn
thing.”
That he
did, but the net
result of the
Flock’s three
running plays
thus had turned
a 42-yard effort
into a
45-yarder.
So it was that
rookie Owl place
kicker Collin
Riccitelli’s
45-yard field
goal attempt had
the distance; it
had the height –
but it banged
against the
right upright;
then fell
clumsily
onto the
crossbar, after
which, as if
powered by
flubber, it
bounced again,
this time to the
opposite
crossbar. Four
times the ball,
seized by
momentum,
would’a,
could’a,
should’a bounded
across.
But
instead, it
landed with a
thunk on the
blue end zone
turf, a big, fat
fail.
Sure could’ve
used those
surrendered nine
feet of real
estate.
Going first in
the second
overtime period,
Rice
false-started
to negate
a 35-yard field
goal attempt by
young
Riccitelli;
after which a
second attempt
was blocked.
There was
no air left in
the Owls, on the
sideline or on
the field.
It seemed
a foregone
conclusion when
MT quarterback
O’Hara scootched
down the
sideline for a
game-winning
14-yard TD run
moments later. A heroic comeback effort yielding up an almost sure victory thus was turned into one of the more ignominious defeats in the long, lamented history of Rice football. Owls hope to (quadruple) bounce back against USM(The Rice Thresher -- Oct. 27) 'I thought our kids played incredibly hard' (The Roost -- Oct. 27) Rice dominated game in the late goings (The Roost -- Oct. 28) Walden leaves USM for Austin Peay (WDAM TV7 -- Oct. 27) How to watch Rice-USM game (Hattiesburg American -- Oct. 28) Rice, USM both hope to get back on track (Winners and Whiners -- Oct. 28) If there's ever a team that deserves a break... (Lindy Sports -- Oct. 27) Rice needs to eradicate defensive rust (Underdog Dynasty -- Oct. 28) Overtime doinks doom Owls against MTSU (The Roost -- Oct. 24) Bad luck, bad process yield heartbreak (The Roost -- Oct. 24) Quadruple doink dooms Rice in wild, double-overtime thriller (Underdog dynasty -- Oct. 24) Ball just doesn't bounce Rice's way (Houston Chronicle -- Oct. 24) You have to see this video to believe it (Yahoo Sports -- Oct. 24} A quadruple doink? Crazy.... (Larry Brown Sports -- Oct. 2) College Football World Reacts To Rice’s Insane Missed Field Goal (The Spun -- Oct. 24) Blue Raiders survive insane missed field goal, win in 2OT (Murfreesboro Times Herald-Record -- Oct. 24) Gallery: MTSU beats Rice in double overtime (Murfreesboro Times Herald-Record -- Oct. 24) Rice misses 4-doink kick; MTSU wins in double OT (Houston Chronicle/AP -- Oct. 24) Owls drop overtime thriller (RiceOwls.com -- Oct. 24) Blue Raiders knock off Rice in double overtime (News4Nashville/with video -- Oct. 24} MTSU post-game presser vs Rice (MTAthletics -- Oct. 24) MT's first game at Rice a doozy (MTAthletics -- Oct. 24) MTSU week... ![]() ![]() HOUSTON (Oct. 9) -- Rice University announced on October 9th that the Owls' opening football game with Middle Tennessee State at Rice Stadium on Oct. 24 will be played without fans in the stands.
The decision to
open the season
without fans in
attendance
aligns with the
university's
mitigation
protocols during
the COVID-19
pandemic, which
have allowed the
school to
maintain a low
rate of positive
tests for the
virus while
offering
in-person
instruction for
most of its
classes during
the fall
semester.
Rice Athletics
will continue to
work with the
Rice Crisis
Management Team
to assess
whether fans can
attend the
remaining home
games in 2020
and will update
the status
before each
game.
"It's
unfortunate that
our fans will
not be in Rice
Stadium for the
first game, but
the safety of
our
student-athletes
and campus
community is our
primary
responsibility,"
said Rice
Director of
Athletics Joe
Karlgaard. "The
guidelines
developed by the
Rice Crisis
Management Team
have helped us
achieve a very
low positivity
rate while also
allowing us to
play this fall.
We will work
with them on
procedures and
benchmarks
needed for fans
to join us later
this season."
In accordance
with the Rice
Ticket Assurance
program,
football season
ticket members
will receive an
email from
tickets@rice.edu
offering them
the option to
either donate
their ticket
credit to the
Rice Athletics
Scholarship
Fund, keep the
money on their
account for a
future purchase,
or receive a
refund.
The
final credit
amount will be
determined based
on the number of
games played
with fans in
attendance.
While fans won't experience the game in person, the Owls will be announcing a series of virtual enhancements to provide them with unique access on game day. Final details on the full array of options will be released early next week. --Rice Sports Information ![]() ![]()
HOUSTON
(Sept. 6) -- The
Rice Athletics
Department has
announced it
will delay the
opening of
football
practice until
late September.
The Owls would
have needed to
begin their
preseason
practice
schedule this
weekend in
advance of
opening the
season in early
October.
However, current
conditions
related to the
infection rate
in Houston and
the need for
highly reliable
and very rapid
testing results
in the
competitive
athletics
context forced a
delay in a
decision to move
forward.
School officials
say that, based
on some recent
reports, more
rapid and
reliable testing
may become
available in the
very near
future. In the
coming weeks,
they will
continue
exploring new
rapid testing
capabilities and
additional
mitigation
measures, and
they will
continue to
monitor the
progress of
pandemic
reduction
efforts in
Houston and
across the
country. They
will also work
with Conference
USA on any
adjustments to
the Owls
schedule.
A final decision
on the start of
practice will be
made later in
September. "Our top priority is the safety of our community," said Rice Athletics Director Joe Karlgaard. "Rice has safely welcomed back a majority of its student body and will continue to prioritize an on-campus college experience. The very low rates of infection among our campus community are the result of a communal effort and one that requires continued vigilance and dedication. At the same time, we will continue to explore options to allow a football season to happen in 2020."
According to sources, the delay means that at least the Owls' road game at Marshall (Oct. 3) and at home against UAB (Oct. 10) will likely have to be canceled, as the requisite practice time cannot be completed before the latter date. That leaves a six-game season, at most -- three at home, three away. Is it worth it?
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