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The PAC 12
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Our DBs don't look like they will match up well with the Leach offense. That one could get ugly early.
Utah is much stronger that we are on both sides of the line of scrimmage. The final score may be much closer than the actual game but it will take a bad effort on the Utes part for us to have a chance.
In other circumstances I would actually give us the advantage over Cal. I don't think they are a very good team. Unfortunately by then we will have gone from 5-0 to 5-6. We will be a defeated and discouraged football team that just wants it all to end. We may come out with some early energy trying to put a good end on the season but we will be fragile. The first big thing that goes against us we will probably just lay down and take our loss.
777BuffFan
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0-3.
Awesome stuff
Sykobuff
Well-Known Member
Utah losing Huntley gives cu a much better chance. Cal has no offense but it's on the road
Sad but dead-on.
RG will make the decision one way or the other well before the bowl game (as he should).
You're looking at this all wrong. We're gonna win the South!
It could happen. Which is really ****ed up.
10 of 12 teams are already bowl eligible or are 1 win away. Unlikely that they are get there, but there's a pervasive average/above-averageness to the league this year.
Short of going 3-0 and ending up 8-4, does he really need to see anything else at this point? I would imagine he’s already started the process of figuring out the next move.
Clemson is pretty good. They’d still get beat by double digits by Bama. This is possibly the best Alabama team of Saban’s dynasty.
How wild would it be if CU won the last 3 and won the South? I know we need tons of help, but the 3 remaining on our schedule all seem vulnerable or at least not unbeatable.
This division is starting to remind me of the old Big12 North where a team could win the division with 3 or 4 conference losses.
It’d be cool and all, for sure, but I’m just about into offseason mode with this team, and kind of excited at the idea that we’ll finally get to see RG do what he ultimately came here to do.
It’s not happening, but it speaks to the state of the Pac-12 that CU is still mathematically in the South race at this pint in our season.
I was encouraged by the effort in Arizona. Wins over Utah & Cal.
Imagine being 7-2 and in the clear drivers seat right now simply by winning the last two games that CU should/could have won. It’d probably just be delaying the inevitable for at least another year, though.
