Are we ever going to win 10 games?
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Toughest conference in the country, according to @puppylove_sugarsteel ...FremontTroll said:
Don't forget Tucson is over 3,000 feet.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:The thing is (and I said this in 2012 which Kim used to reference as a special year) at some point you have to start winning and competing. I think they have a shot at that next year.
There will always be excuses. The go to ones are always schedule, injuries, and youth. Other popular ones are new coach (it can be a coordinator or even a position coach, but that's rare), new system, and let's not forget weather and altitude. Boulder and Salt Lake City are both well over 4,000 feet guys.
With all the elevation in the PAC its amazing anyone ever wins the conference. -
AZ Stadium is probably around 2,400 feet. There are some suburbs around 3,000. Point taken though. I'm sure Doogs could point to some effect.FremontTroll said:
Don't forget Tucson is over 3,000 feet.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:The thing is (and I said this in 2012 which Kim used to reference as a special year) at some point you have to start winning and competing. I think they have a shot at that next year.
There will always be excuses. The go to ones are always schedule, injuries, and youth. Other popular ones are new coach (it can be a coordinator or even a position coach, but that's rare), new system, and let's not forget weather and altitude. Boulder and Salt Lake City are both well over 4,000 feet guys.
With all the elevation in the PAC its amazing anyone ever wins the conference.
I live in the area... -
Alright Tucson superiority guy! Huh, TIL. I always thought Tucson was over 3k.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
AZ Stadium is probably around 2,400 feet. There are some suburbs around 3,000. Point taken though. I'm sure Doogs could point to some effect.FremontTroll said:
Don't forget Tucson is over 3,000 feet.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:The thing is (and I said this in 2012 which Kim used to reference as a special year) at some point you have to start winning and competing. I think they have a shot at that next year.
There will always be excuses. The go to ones are always schedule, injuries, and youth. Other popular ones are new coach (it can be a coordinator or even a position coach, but that's rare), new system, and let's not forget weather and altitude. Boulder and Salt Lake City are both well over 4,000 feet guys.
With all the elevation in the PAC its amazing anyone ever wins the conference.
I live in the area...
Apparently Martin Stadium is at 2.5k too though. -
OK!ApostleofGrief said:Next year --> team is young
My projections on spreadsheet show the turnaround to 10 wins happening in 2038