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Shouldn't he have focused on improvement before the loss?

The OL challenges make more Williams a smart play as defenses have tended to play less aggressive when he's in the game knowing that the potential for chunk run plays is significantly higher

USC is not a physical team at the LOS and there's going to be opportunity to run the ball on them

If they have injuries to their DBs again this week then there will be opportunities in the passing game

UW was probably closer to a win in Indiana than many think … problem is that they don't have the margin of error in them to be able to beat a good team on the road with mistakes

Being home will help a lot … this should be one of the better offensive games of the season for UW

Fisch built good lines at Arizona in year 3 and the good players got drafted or transfered

Hmmmmm did UW Oline not bully meat chickens NFL d lineman? Why is UW winning at home (including this weekend) but looks terrible on the road? Why does every position have good players but they get beat by average Buttgers and Coogs?

Fisch doesn't have his reads down.

Oline isn't very good probably but thats the only position that is bottom half of the conference so the idea that Fisch simply can't win with this roster is so soft

Jimmy Lake and Deboner were terrible recruiters. Both contributed to this bad year. Deboner will get fired next year after Bama misses the playoffs again. Deboner belongs in the Big 12.

I don't like Brennan Carroll's offense. Teams are clogging up the WR routes, because they already know the route that will be run. That's why the passing game is starting to break. Carroll needs to slightly alter the WR routes every game.

Fisch's special teams are absolutely terrible, this is the most obvious sign of a bad HC. This crap needs to be fixed now.

DeBoer really screwed UW but there's no use in crying over spilled milk. With the 3 returning OL going into the portal soon after DeBoer left, UW returned 0 starters from the 9 positions on the OL / DL from the 2023. How often does that happen?

What's a known unknown is how the NIL game will change once the $22 million cap comes in next year. Fisch and staff have a few holes in the roster to fill (terrible OL, DL, and LB recruiting for the 2021 and 2022 classes) but the appetite to mimic programs that happen to have a school attached (Ohio State, Oregon, Florida State, etc etc) doesn't seem to be strong.