Predict final w/L record post Oregon. Be serious and no malarkey

Predict final w/L record post Oregon. Be serious and no malarkey


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Hope I’m wrong, we won’t beat @ucla and beating the ducks at home seems like pipe dream 50/50 at best on a good day.
 
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Losing 2 more, probably Oregon and at UCLA.
Could easily drop Illinois as well.
 
Only favored by -4.5 at home vs Illinois. Could definitely see an L there. There’s a Nick holt blueprint now to beating judds retarded offense
 
Look it took Jim Harbaugh time guys. And Frank Beamer. And Iowa stuck with Kirk Ferentz
 
feels like 8-4 maybe 7-5 and will be sold as progress. UCLA becoming a game was not good for us. Oregon will try to win by 100 and might
 
I want to say 8-4 but I voted 7-5.

Between injuries now, and just pure inconsistency for weeks in a row, I don't trust UW to beat anyone on par or better than them and definitely don't trust them on the road.

It took a miraculous 4th Q vs Maryland to not STILL be winless on the road in BIG play.

And we've now seen that Maryland just "does" the 4th Q collapse (3 weeks in a row for them), so I'm not sure how much of that comeback was us vs them letting it happen via poor management of the situation and final 18 mins of the game. (obviously some of both, but I think folks take my point)
 
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Oregon, Illinois, UCLA are losses. Purdue apparently has a reputation of being terrible but still winning a few games they shouldn’t. Interim coach grease is a strong possibility at Wisconsin.
 
How much is UW paying Fisch? I’m glad UW decided to be frugal and give a lowball offer to DeBoer just to hire Fishsticks. It’s working out great for us.
 
Was at 8-4 beg. Of year, but with injuries and inability to run, get pressure, lb, safety coverage issues, etc there is 2 losses between Illinois, Ucla, and even Wiscy depending on their heads space. Oregon will keep pedal down (mid 3rd vs. Halftime last year) until game in hand, then get starters off field and start playoff prep
 
Was at 8-4 beg. Of year, but with injuries and inability to run, get pressure, lb, safety coverage issues, etc there is 2 losses between Illinois, Ucla, and even Wiscy depending on their heads space. Oregon will keep pedal down (mid 3rd vs. Halftime last year) until game in hand, then get starters off field and start playoff prep
This is the depressing reality of being a UW fan. We get to hope for Sun Bowl’s with the highlight being every 7th year there’s a chance we can upset Oregon and give them a slightly less favorable playoff draw. A fate worse than cuog.
 
Of course everyone is going to say 7-5 the day after a loss. It's emotional, I get it.
But I don't think they lose three or more games. None of the teams they play are that great.
10-2 would be a surprise.
7-5 would be kind of a surprise.
8-4 is realistic.
9-3 doesn't require full dewg energy. So, yeah, any way will be interesting. No way they drop Purdue or Wisconsin. If you can't pencil those in, it's officially off the rails.
Optimistically they drop one of Illinois, UCLA and Oregon. I don't think it'll be UCLA just because of how much we? talk about it as an automatic loss … I think the reverse jinx script has been sufficiently set and nobody at UCLA cares enough to try and reverse the reverse.
The one I keep thinking will happen is Oregon. It's here, we're? queer, and the program's identity, nay it's katra, is beating Oregon. Moore showed he will wilt if he gets popped a few times and I think we? can run on their defense. Put in a lot of packages for the QB who has everything you look for to get out of the pocket and throw or run, and I think Washington could be a real problem for the Ducks at home. If Fisch designs packages to use said QB to keep the offense on the field and convert third downs with his legs, I could see it being a long day for the Ducks' defense.
I'm hoping this isn't too intellectual. I have a dumbed down version ready to go just in case, eh?
 
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Yeah the funny thing about yesterday was that Illinois, Wisconsin, Purdue, UCLA, and then Oregon is right in this staff's wheelhouse to pop off about at the end of this year.
 
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