Maclin is also there next year. They will still put up plenty of points.
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Looking ahead to the 2008 season
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Maclin is also there next year. They will still put up plenty of points.
Absolutely, I just don't think they'll be contenders next year for the mNC, but I still see them as contenders for the Big 12. While I was watching the CU/MU game I couldn't believe some of the catches his TEs/WRs were making. It was nuts. The scary thing is that Daniel is only to be better next year, so even if he doesn't have the same talent on O as he does this year, his accuracy and touch on the ball will make up for it.
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To me, the only really predictable "L" is Mizzou in Columbia, unless Chase Daniel gets hurt---then its wide open! Don't care if MU's #2 QB is a 5* , he ain't Chase!
Everything else, 'cept CSEwe and E-Wash, is "circumstances at the time the game is played". Buffs could go 11-1 or 6-6, that's college football these days.
Was anybody impressed with the way OSU and KSU finished this year? ISU loses some big playmaker Srs and aTm will be a mystery until a new coach is selected. What if the new guy doesn't like option football? McGee's an option QB not known for his arm, where's that leave him and the team? KU wasn't a world-beater in Boulder and the Fuskers are like A&M, who can tell now? FSU ain't your father's "Noles and WSU, like MU, is not a killer without their #1 QB! Tejas? Ask the boys over at Barking Carnival if they're in love with "Clapping Mack".
Game week, lads, that's the time to predict an '08 outcome, no time sooner!
Everything else, 'cept CSEwe and E-Wash, is "circumstances at the time the game is played". Buffs could go 11-1 or 6-6, that's college football these days.
Was anybody impressed with the way OSU and KSU finished this year? ISU loses some big playmaker Srs and aTm will be a mystery until a new coach is selected. What if the new guy doesn't like option football? McGee's an option QB not known for his arm, where's that leave him and the team? KU wasn't a world-beater in Boulder and the Fuskers are like A&M, who can tell now? FSU ain't your father's "Noles and WSU, like MU, is not a killer without their #1 QB! Tejas? Ask the boys over at Barking Carnival if they're in love with "Clapping Mack".
Game week, lads, that's the time to predict an '08 outcome, no time sooner!
My common sense based on this season says next season should be 8-4 or 7-5 with the schools we will face next year.
My gut is telling me next year will be a gut check year. I have this bad feeling we go 4-8 and everyone questions Hawk and many more besides Jimmy start asking for his head. Then in '09 we go 11-1.
My gut is telling me next year will be a gut check year. I have this bad feeling we go 4-8 and everyone questions Hawk and many more besides Jimmy start asking for his head. Then in '09 we go 11-1.
Parity is forcing that kind of trending in the college game.