That would be a heckuva turnaround. I certainly think that’s possible with all the new talent plus returning experience. But with an unfriendly schedule, I am a little bit more tempered in my optimism. I have us at 6-4 (assuming the Rice and Memphis games don’t get played).
TOOT! TOOT! Let’s hear it for the pollys. I like the vibes of 10-2, which speaks very well for progress. I think that this team will surprise us all. GO COOGS!
The only game I see as an almost certain loss is BYU. We have the advantage of playing them at home. They have the advantage of being older, larger and really good.
Don’t think so. Navy is obviously not very good (at least at this point in the season). Your argument would support Texas bring “back” after wholloping a hapless UTEP squad.
By the time we play BYU, both teams will be playing to the middle.
Toss up game.
Size-wise we match up much better against BYU than Navy did.
We should play Navy the same way that BYU did: lean on those big hogs up front, and hand the ball off to Porter and company for big yardage…then hit Marquez in space.
When we play BYU, our front seven had better be ready.
I’m really excited about the speed we have at WR this year. If the OL can hold up and Tune’s timing is good, we should be able to wreck opposing secondaries.
They DONT have our number… we beat them, they beat us…Summie beat them, Levine beat them, Herman beat them, Apple dumpling beat them and Holgerson played them well last year with an inferior team. We wont be inferior this year.