We know it’s an improvement from last year and that alone will win us more games.We really don't what we have at QB. We will find out against VTech.
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We know it’s an improvement from last year and that alone will win us more games.We really don't what we have at QB. We will find out against VTech.
We’ve done it before, we can do it again!!!!I absolutely can.
I’m generally more of a “realist” when it comes to win totals, but 3 is off the map bearish. That would be a total disaster. I think the realistic range is 5-7 wins. Anything less than 5 is a major disappointment and more than 7 is a great success.
Reasonable post.
My prediction for Rutgers is 4 to 6 wins. It will be an interesting season this year in the NEW B1G.
Some of the lower ranked teams as well as the traditional Top Ranked Big Teams will have to make way for the Newbies.
2023 Newbie Football Records:
Washington: 14-1
Oregon: 12-2
USC: 8-5
UCLA: 8-5
For them to continue to win will require some original B1G teams to lose more.
HAIL TO PITT!!!!
Cal was thrilled to beat UCLA last year -- not only because they are traditional rivals (both being part of the University of California) but also as payback for UCLA's decision to bolt the Pac-12 for the Big ten. Because the two teams are no longer part of the same conference (Cal now being in the ACC, as everyone knows), they probably won't be playing each other regularly any more. (Note that UCLA will be paying Cal $10 million in "Calimony" yearly to compensate for the damage done to Cal by UCLA's decision.)Some of the newcomers are projected to be good next year, but there isn’t much to take away from UCLA’s 8-5 record, other than that they beat USC. They played the easiest possible schedule to get to 7 conference wins as they didn’t have to face Washington or Oregon. For what it’s worth, I think we would’ve won at least 7 last year with their schedule too. Maybe we would’ve lost the USC game but we also probably don’t lose to Arizona State or Cal.
I think that the 2nd half of September will give us a great view of how this season will turn out. If we lose to both VT and Washington then it will be a disappointing season.. If we go 2-0 then we'll have a good chance of getting 7 or more wins.Found this article from April that predicts us only beating Howard, Akron and Illinois. Don't know if this has been posted before but I think it's surprising.
Washington went 14-1 last year. A lot of its games were close and I realize they've lost a lot of talent and that the game is here -- but IMHO there's still a chance for a good season even if we lose that game.I think that the 2nd half of September will give us a great view of how this season will turn out. If we lose to both VT and Washington then it will be a disappointing season.. If we go 2-0 then we'll have a good chance of getting 7 or more wins.
BTW, I *hate* their formatting -- there's no easy way to move from one school to another.I have to assume they told one of their reporters to create this win/loss list for all of college football.
But, clearly, that reporter didn't have time or was too lazy so they took the list they created 20 years ago and just used that instead.
Keep in mind they lost 85% of their starters as well as the coaching staff. If they are a solid team next year, it's a miracle. In that same mindset, Rutgers won 7 games and returns 3/4 of the starters while adding key pieces. People should be concerned with what we can do next year. I wish people would stop judging teams by the name on the front of the jersey.Washington went 14-1 last year. A lot of its games were close and I realize they've lost a lot of talent and that the game is here -- but IMHO there's still a chance for a good season even if we lose that game.
Last year’s forecast made more sense at the time. VTech played their game with a depleted roster. We were actually favored to win that one on gameday vs. the forecast. Similarly NW and Mich state had scandals going on when we played them that impacted the odds in our favor. Mich State also turned out worse than expected. I think it was at least reasonable for someone to forecast 1-2 in that group of games with losses to everyone else.They predicted that we would go 4-8 last year. Let's hope they keep up the good work...
Predictions mean squat!They predicted that we would go 4-8 last year. Let's hope they keep up the good work...
Cal was thrilled to beat UCLA last year -- not only because they are traditional rivals (both being part of the University of California) but also as payback for UCLA's decision to bolt the Pac-12 for the Big ten. Because the two teams are no longer part of the same conference (Cal now being in the ACC, as everyone knows), they probably won't be playing each other regularly any more. (Note that UCLA will be paying Cal $10 million in "Calimony" yearly to compensate for the damage done to Cal by UCLA's decision.)
Who cares ?This article has us winning 6 games.
Big Ten Football Win Total Predictions for 2024
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There is "an opportunity to revisit" in three years. So Calimony may last longer. (The UC President had proposed six years.) Keep in mind that UCLA has said that its expenses will increase by another $10 million annually as a result of the move to cover extra travel and academic support among other things. I'm sure UCLA will come out ahead financially, though. All the same, I think UCLA , USC, Oregon, and Washington will rue the day they committed to having their teams travel two and three time zones east (which is harder to go than west) for many road games.UCLA will pay Cal $10 million for 3 years, totaling $30 million. A cheap price to pay for the Bruins for making it into the Big Ten.
Agree with the premise, but if we go 2-0 in those two, then my expectation is for at least 8 wins.I think that the 2nd half of September will give us a great view of how this season will turn out. If we lose to both VT and Washington then it will be a disappointing season.. If we go 2-0 then we'll have a good chance of getting 7 or more wins.