Are we ever going to win 10 games?

MisterEm

No.

PurpleJ

No. But we can still talk about Peterman's SRS all offseason.

CokeGreaterThanPepsi

Rutgers - W
Idaho - W
Portland St - W
@Arizona - W
Stanford - W
@Oregon - L
Oregon St - W
@ Utah - W
@ Cal - W
USC - W
ASU - L
@WSU - W

10-2.... HELLO

FremontTroll

HuskyJW said:

Let's go through the games....wins in boldRutgers, Idaho, Portland State, Stanford, Oregon State, USC and Arizona State.

They are going to win 5 road games? No fing way.

Here are the road games....wins in bold.

Arizona, Oregon, Utah, Cal, WSU

I see 8 wins. They have to beat Utah on the road and either USC or Arizona State at home to get to 10.

I don't see it.

ASU sucks, Utah sucks, Oregon sucks, USC is a bunch of underachieving prima donnas.

There isn't a single team on the schedule that we will be big underdogs to. Stanford will likely be the best team on the schedule but we get them at home.

We lose one great player from a team that finished top 15 in the nation in SRS. The last time we were in a similar situation of such little talent graduating was 2012-2013 and that 2013 team could have won the conference with better coaching and a TE that gave a fuck (and we were way better in 2015 than 2012 according to SRS.)

If we have a real coaching staff this time we will win 10 games AT MINIMUM next year.

PurpleBaze

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

Rutgers - W
Idaho - W
Portland St - W
@Arizona - W
Stanford - W
@Oregon - L
Oregon St - W
@ Utah - W
@ Cal - W
USC - W
ASU - L
@WSU - W

10-2.... HELLO

So, you don't think CP & SmithFS will find a way to fuck up 2-3 winnable games rather easily? Maybe I'm a little too pessimistic.

puppylove_sugarsteel

pat_hm said:

Seriously. It's been what, 16 years?

Petersen has one signature win in 2 years.

The program has less than five signature wins since 2000, maybe one of them was on the road.

No accountability.

I'll believe it when I see it.

In other words, youve never seen a 10 win season. You dont know what your missing. The huskies used to play on astroturf too patty.

PurpleBaze

puppylove_sugarsteel said:

pat_hm said:

Seriously. It's been what, 16 years?

Petersen has one signature win in 2 years.

The program has less than five signature wins since 2000, maybe one of them was on the road.

No accountability.

I'll believe it when I see it.

In other words, youve never seen a 10 win season. You dont know what your missing. The huskies used to play on astroturf too patty.

Staff, true?!?!?!?!?!

CokeGreaterThanPepsi

PurpleBaze said:

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

Rutgers - W
Idaho - W
Portland St - W
@Arizona - W
Stanford - W
@Oregon - L
Oregon St - W
@ Utah - W
@ Cal - W
USC - W
ASU - L
@WSU - W

10-2.... HELLO

So, you don't think CP & SmithFS will find a way to fuck up 2-3 winnable games rather easily? Maybe I'm a little too pessimistic.

Idaho, PSU, Rutgers, Arizona, OSU, Cal will all suck HARD next year. That is 6 wins.

The next level are OK teams: Utah, ASU, WSU. I have us losing to ASU just because that seems like something that would happen. Utah loses their entire offense (Their offense was Wilson, Booker and Covey). WSU will be tuff because it is their super bowl and we are due for a loss, but I think we pull it off. 8 wins.

Next level are good teams with talent: USC, Oregon. USC comes to UW in November in what feels like the first time in forever and their schedule is BRUTAL. Win. I actually think this might be the year we beat Oregon, but I'll believe it when I see it. 9 wins.

Really good teams with talent: Stanford is losing a great deal of talent, but they are still Stanford. Getting them early with a new QB will be helpful and their front 7 is losing a ton. 10 wins.

FremontTroll

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

PurpleBaze said:

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

Rutgers - W
Idaho - W
Portland St - W
@Arizona - W
Stanford - W
@Oregon - L
Oregon St - W
@ Utah - W
@ Cal - W
USC - W
ASU - L
@WSU - W

10-2.... HELLO

So, you don't think CP & SmithFS will find a way to fuck up 2-3 winnable games rather easily? Maybe I'm a little too pessimistic.

Idaho, PSU, Rutgers, Arizona, OSU, Cal will all suck HARD next year. That is 6 wins.

The next level are OK teams: Utah, ASU, WSU. I have us losing to ASU just because that seems like something that would happen. Utah loses their entire offense (Their offense was Wilson, Booker and Covey). WSU will be tuff because it is their super bowl and we are due for a loss, but I think we pull it off. 8 wins.

Next level are good teams with talent: USC, Oregon. USC comes to UW in November in what feels like the first time in forever and their schedule is BRUTAL. Win. I actually think this might be the year we beat Oregon, but I'll believe it when I see it. 9 wins.

Really good teams with talent: Stanford is losing a great deal of talent, but they are still Stanford. Getting them early with a new QB will be helpful and their front 7 is losing a ton. 10 wins.

I would put Arizona at the top of your OK teams list partly because they will be decent and partly because ASU, WSU, and Utah are going to suck.

Arizona has two QBs better than most other team's starters, a stable of RBs and slot ninja WRs, and a good OL. Rich rods offense will, as usual, put up a lot of points.

Their defense couldn't possibly be any worse than 2015. Losing Scooby doesn't hurt since he barely played anyways. They should be better and deeper up front and if Yates instills a more aggressive scheme that should help cover up the deficiencies in the secondary.

TurdBomber

PurpleBaze said:

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

Rutgers - W
Idaho - W
Portland St - W
@Arizona - W
Stanford - W
@Oregon - L
Oregon St - W
@ Utah - W
@ Cal - W
USC - W
ASU - L
@WSU - W

10-2.... HELLO

So, you don't think CP & SmithFS will find a way to fuck up 2-3 winnable games rather easily? Maybe I'm a little too pessimistic.

It's in their DNA to lose one winnable game. Flip ASU and Stanford, and you still get 10 wins, but they'll dump one they shouldn't - probably USC - and win 9. I hope I'm wrong but JS's play-calling remains sub-par and error-prone.