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Which opponent boasts the worst offense entering fall?
DerekJohnson
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Not Big 10, but Coug offense could be worse. Still so great they hired Dick Hurt since he beat a UW team that had quit.
Iowa's QB was 7/15 for 44 yards last time he played UW so that's great.
UCLA is starting Ethan Garbers. I used to think Colorado would be the first formerly real football program to drop the sport, now wonder if it's UCLA. They don't even have a stadium to get rid of.
If UW loses to Iowa we are pathetic and suck
I remember when all the B1G media people that have the sense of humor of an elementary school kid kept parroting "Iowa's best play is to PUNT!!! lol!!!"
Fisch needs to insert splintered 🪠
UW has so many questions, but perhaps next year with an actually excellent offensive mind you? can just win 9-10 games because the B1G is absolute shit. Score 30 a game, go 10-2.
2023 scoring offenses:
Illinois 83
Indiana 105
Iowa 132
Maryland 53
MSU 131
Michigan 14
Minnesota 110
Nebraska 123
NU 106
OSU 45
PSU 12
Purdue 87
Rutgers 96
Wisconsin 92
Oregon 2
UCLA 70
USC 3
UW 13
JFC
UCLA would've been a top 5 Big Ten offense last year despite being below the average
When you really look at it the big ten actually sucks.
how was Ohio state 45th??? With those WRs and RBs??
QB and OC? They were also 124th in forcing turnovers last year, and as we all know points are a team stat.
I could fit that onto a beer goblet
Fucking tease.
How was Penn State higher than UW? That list looks fake.
Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction.
Also, the answer to your question is turnover margin and red zone offense.
Oh, and points are a team stat.
'23 Huskies got to the natty game with the 99th ranked defense
That looks fake.
That first link refers to points for ranking which, if a team stat, wouldn't be indicative of offense.
I said in the OP I was listing scoring offenses. What's up your ass?
Okay fine, you're right. We aren't disagreeing. They were 55th in YPG and 75th in YPP. UCLA was 32nd/52nd.