I don't think you watched many games because most of the problem was a true frosh being thrown in to play when he clearly needed more time to develop.
Which true frosh?
I don't think you watched many games because most of the problem was a true frosh being thrown in to play when he clearly needed more time to develop.
Terrel Smith who took over after Ray Polk got injured I think.
1)Not really. We just didn't have an epic collapse. Remember we were way up on KU and still got spanked by NU.
2)We are losing our best olineman. Our secondary was a joke last year and we are losing our two best defensive players, both of whom were in the secondary.
3)Why? We don't know anything about Embos system right now, let alone how the team will react to it.
4)The competition will be better than KU, ISU, KSU, and the like next year. There is no one as ****ty as those teams on the schedule.
@Hawaii W (UH loses a ton of 2 deep to graduation on both sides of ball, we repeat recipe from this year and pound out a win)
Cupcake W (Embree does NOT repeat Hawk history and destroys some cupcake)
Colorado State W
@Ohio State L
Washington State W
@Stanford L
@Washington W (no Locker and really an underachieving team)
Oregon L (no chance)
@ ASU L (they should be improved)
USC W (depth could be an issue for USC at this point in the season, and playing at altitude in November)
Arizona W (again playing at altitude in butt cold November)
@ UCLA W
@ Utah L (they are consistently good and will be jacked up at home)
I think opposing Pac 12 teams are going to learn the hard way that Colorado has the best natural home field in the conference at the highest elevation and the south teams coming in here in Oct/Nov are not going to like the cold.
I think we squeak into a bowl game at 7-6.
2)We will agree to disagree, the team was much different after Hawk was fired. We lose to KSU and ISU with Hawk. And there were three games before Hawk was fired we had a double digit lead going into 4th and lost them all.
3) Because I am getting very good feedback from players. This staff will have a way abotu them.
4) REALLY???? Lets see, we played 8 bowl teams this year, next year there are 7 on our schedule. With better coaching we should have had 8 wins with a tougher schedule in '10.
Ohio St=Oklahoma
Oregon>Missouri
Stanford=Missouri
Arizona=Baylor
Washington=Kansas st
Hawaii=Hawaii
Utah=Texas Tech
Georgia
No he really wasn't. He had major issues in the K State and ISU game.And somehow this is going to make us better next year. Smith was a bright spot.
2)We will agree to disagree, the team was much different after Hawk was fired. We lose to KSU and ISU with Hawk. And there were three games before Hawk was fired we had a double digit lead going into 4th and lost them all.
3) Because I am getting very good feedback from players. This staff will have a way abotu them.
4) REALLY???? Lets see, we played 8 bowl teams this year, next year there are 7 on our schedule. With better coaching we should have had 8 wins with a tougher schedule in '10.
Ohio St=Oklahoma
Oregon>Missouri
Stanford=Missouri
Arizona=Baylor
Washington=Kansas st
Hawaii=Hawaii
Utah=Texas Tech
Georgia
Daaah isn't giving our team much credit...we will play one less bowl team next season and should have had eight wins with eight bowl games on the schedule. With CU playing on the west coast more often in the future, he'll have a much better feel for the Buffs than he does right now.
Daaah isn't giving our team much credit...we will play one less bowl team next season and should have had eight wins with eight bowl games on the schedule. With CU playing on the west coast more often in the future, he'll have a much better feel for the Buffs than he does right now.
I don't disagree with your first two points, but have to with your third. Stanford=Missouri? Arizona=Baylor? at Washington=KSU in Boulder? at Utah=TT in Boulder? c'mon. And you forgot: USC next year>Georgia this year. I would say that of the eight match-ups you list, two are about even and six are decidedly harder for the Buffs. The "non-bowl" teams are also tougher next year:
at ASU (will go to a bowl next year)>at Kansas
UCLA at the Rose Bowl>ISU in Boulder
Portland State<at Cal
EDIT: I think you meant Stanford=Nebraska. Stanford would beat kNU by four touchdowns on a neutral field.
That's definitely a huge game. Between getting the road monkey off our backs and just as importantly, getting a win in the first game would be huge for Embree & getting the players (and fans) to buy into what he's doing.I won't make a prediction for the entire season, but I dare say that game #1 @ Hawaii is the biggest game on the schedule. If we can get the road monkey off our backs out of the gate, we have a shot at a number of road wins. If our road woes continue to mount, it may be Embree's greatest challenge to overcome the road mental block.