UpstateVol613
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Didn't say that, and yes, it is illogical.
No it’s not. Say I made the following statement. “If Heupel doesn’t win at least 9 games this year, then it will prove he isn’t a good coach.” Using my premise, it would be completely logical to assume that if Heupel wins 9 or more games, then I believe he is a good coach.
In philosophy we call this Denying the Antecedent. It's a formal logical fallacy.So if we don’t get him then Heupel can’t recruit? Ok then.