WyoVaquero
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Sh#t, we are terrible. Pokes don't do anything well. slow, unathletic, no fire, no instincts, no toughness.
Consider yourself blessed!I'm glad that I can't figure out my access to ESPN+ that was supposed to be included with my cable tier.
Not at all.Is it too late to change my wins prediction from 5 to 1?
Agreed. I think 1 is the number. I think we lose every game remaining. UTEP will easily outscore us getting us at home. The only other possibility I see is NIU but I think we lose the next three or four (however many we have before them) and then lose that one at home as wellIs it too late to change my wins prediction from 5 to 1?
I think you could bring back Josh Allen and it maybe gets this team to 2-3 wins for the season.I don’t think it will work, but we do have a conference season and they should think about a qb change.
Complete regime change probably combined with about 70 transfer portal additions with the new regimeI think you could bring back Josh Allen and it maybe gets this team to 2-3 wins for the season.
This is an awful football team. Coaches are bad, players are bad. This level of dysfunction is truly beyond repair. The only fix to this is a complete regime change.
What's extra perplexing is CMU had way more rushing yards than passing yards each of their first two games as well. Why did our coaches not plan to defend against the run?Most teams flex their muscles and we fold like the proverbial cheap tent.
I’m not the best X and O analyst but…
We started our defense with 4 on the line and kept 1-2 LB’s back for the under route and the DB’s and safeties providing a huge cushion as though we expected them to pass on us. All they did was pull a guard and for the first 5 yards they had 3 blockers on 2 defenders. If we committed to stop the outside run they punched it up the middle.
CMU routinely started with the 7-8 in the box look and we looked perplexed until mid 3rd quarter.
I would put the whole team on the line until they beat us deep a few timesMost teams flex their muscles and we fold like the proverbial cheap tent.
I’m not the best X and O analyst but…
We started our defense with 4 on the line and kept 1-2 LB’s back for the under route and the DB’s and safeties providing a huge cushion as though we expected them to pass on us. All they did was pull a guard and for the first 5 yards they had 3 blockers on 2 defenders. If we committed to stop the outside run they punched it up the middle.
CMU routinely started with the 7-8 in the box look and we looked perplexed until mid 3rd quarter.
Fingers crossed that eventual intelligence will prevail.at least we know things will look better for next season. We will have a new coach and with the transfer portal, we can have a whole new team. lol.
GrossHere’s some game facts I would like the new UW president to address about the 3rd year football coach who is $4.5 million guaranteed into his contract for this kind of result:
8-18
7 wins against losing teams
1 win against a team that finished over .500
18 points per game average scored
24.38 points per game average allowed
42 TO’s at 1.61 per game average
43 (39.8%) of 108 quarters no points scored which is an average of 1.59 scoreless quarters per game.
Year 3 has 10:38 of 180 minutes played with the lead for a behind average of 94.2% of every game.
Our costs to date for our Sawful head coach:*
Per game played:
$173,076.92
For 8 wins:
$1,384,615.38
For 18 losses:
$3,115,384.62
*These numbers will change with every game played in 2026 as the divisor reaches the final results after 36 games (if Sawful remains for the next 9 games).