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2022 expections

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WyoVaquero

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So WTF do we expect this year??? This year has no positive buzz around it. 6-6 at best or 5-7 is what I am thinking. Who will be the starting QB? :tickedoff:
 
Subcanis said:
A sub .500 conference record and snarky comments from HCCB.
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*after a loss to hawaii and New Mexico

“First of all, that’s a good football team out there”
 
I think 7 to 8 wins. I don’t see how they don’t start Peasley. Bohl should be fired if it’s a five win season. Running game should be good. Passing game will be better than recent years but nothing world beating or overly exciting, but I am guessing 200 plus yards per game.
 
Were you curious to see what Brett Smith would look like under Bohl?

I think Peasley is a similar player.

I think this year could be great or it is an end of a coaching era.

FYI Bohl could have found tons of pieces over the years and he refused too. How many players would have played with JA after his 2016 year? He’s an idiot.

Also: Burman should be tied to a railroad track for willing to play BYU.
 
8. I'm saying we beat fresno at the end now. The Tulsa/Illinois could easily be flipped but I like to pick the most heartbreaking way to be 1-1 after the first 2 games.

This might be the best RB corp i've seen in a while. We're probably 4 deep there. Cobbs won't be Neyor but he'll be good but we need to utilize the TE. Listen, Peasley doesn't need to be great. He just needs to be better than Williams. Levi had some great games but we need Peasley to have a higher floor and we'll be looking real good. The pass game only needs to punish teams for stacking the box. It doesn't need to carry us but it needs to be there. I'm quite surprised the running game has carried us to as many bowl games as it has. An average passing game and we win 9+ games . But that's the big question isn't it? The line between 8/9 wins and 3/4 is always small. We'll see.

W Illinois (Peasley throws for 280 and 3TDS)
L Tulsa (We just beat a P5 so naturally we'll drop this one)
W UNC
W AF (always close, we get them this time)
L BYU (God hates me is why)
W SJSU (we finally beat the dreaded spartans)
W UNM (Lobos finally play a spirited wyoming team)
W Ut St. ( I didn't think they were great last year and still don't)
W Hawaii (Sure)
L CSU (Playing the odds)
L BSU (Lose by 6 because we can't win without nfl qb converting 2 pt conversion and no Appleby)
L Fresno (Felt like a good way to end the season)
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Once again the schedule is pretty weak overall, so theoretically, should be in most games with a chance to win.

I think the D will simply reload and be solid. If I'm wrong, look out. The season could get out of hand. I really don't think that will be the case but definitely an unknown.

It all boils down to passing offense once again. We don't have the dominant receiver to bail out the QBs, so the QBs will actually have to throw well. Do we have one that can do it? Will Bohl let them? This is such a big question mark, it is really hard to predict. The very limited news out of Spring ball was not encouraging, imo.

If the O is somewhat functional, I'm guessing 7-8 wins.
If the O is like every other non-Josh year, I'm guessing 3-4 wins.
 
ragtimejoe1 said:
Once again the schedule is pretty weak overall, so theoretically, should be in most games with a chance to win.

I think the D will simply reload and be solid. If I'm wrong, look out. The season could get out of hand. I really don't think that will be the case but definitely an unknown.

It all boils down to passing offense once again. We don't have the dominant receiver to bail out the QBs, so the QBs will actually have to throw well. Do we have one that can do it? Will Bohl let them? This is such a big question mark, it is really hard to predict. The very limited news out of Spring ball was not encouraging, imo.

If the O is somewhat functional, I'm guessing 7-8 wins.
If the O is like every other non-Josh year, I'm guessing 3-4 wins.
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Agree with that prediction completely. I have been told that this spring, and so far summer, have been the toughest yet under the Bohl regime. His seat is warming, and he is feeling the pressure. If he can't get it done for $2,000,000 a year, GTFO of here, and get somebody that can. Of course, that would mean that we need an AD that has some balls, and stops dumbing down the position, goal, objective, etc.
 
Not to toot my own horn, but I got it exactly right last year predicting 6-6. I said it would be the end of the Bohl era. Sadly, I was wrong about that. I'm going to take the average number of wins in Bohl's first 2 seasons. That should get us a total of 3 wins. We get 2 wins OOC and 1 in conference.

I will also predict that attendance will start to decline. High ticket prices along with 9 dollar beers are hard to stomach when the team wins 1 home conference game. This year will probably be no different.
Then, Burman will be forced to act.
 
Not to toot my own horn, but I got it exactly right last year predicting 6-6. I said it would be the end of the Bohl era. Sadly, I was wrong about that. I'm going to take the average number of wins in Bohl's first 2 seasons. That should get us a total of 3 wins. We get 2 wins OOC and 1 in conference.

I will also predict that attendance will start to decline. High ticket prices along with 9 dollar beers are hard to stomach when the team wins 1 home conference game. This year will probably be no different.
Then, Burman will be forced to act.
 
I already predicted 3-4 wins. I’ll be impressed if the staff can get this team to 6 wins. If things really go south and given the inexperienced defense (remember 2016), a Koenning type year isn’t out of the question.
 
Prove me wrong, but I'm thinking 4-8. I really hope Peasley can get the ball downfield in this O. If we can be even slightly more efficient in the passing game, that's a win. I've said it once, and I'll say it again, very meh feeling this year.
 
GoPokes86 said:
Prove me wrong, but I'm thinking 4-8. I really hope Peasley can get the ball downfield in this O. If we can be even slightly more efficient in the passing game, that's a win. I've said it once, and I'll say it again, very meh feeling this year.
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I have to agree - 4 seems to be the number of wins I expect of the Pokes. Last year, Bohl was pretty adamant that he had his deepest team to date, and yet with arguably one of the weakest schedules in a long time, he ends up at 6-6. He's got a lot greener group and an unproven QB and I don't think that spells success. I hope they prove me wrong, but at this stage of Bohl's tenure, I think our expectations need to be a lot lower.
 
CowboyNV said:
GoPokes86 said:
Prove me wrong, but I'm thinking 4-8. I really hope Peasley can get the ball downfield in this O. If we can be even slightly more efficient in the passing game, that's a win. I've said it once, and I'll say it again, very meh feeling this year.
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I have to agree - 4 seems to be the number of wins I expect of the Pokes. Last year, Bohl was pretty adamant that he had his deepest team to date, and yet with arguably one of the weakest schedules in a long time, he ends up at 6-6. He's got a lot greener group and an unproven QB and I don't think that spells success. I hope they prove me wrong, but at this stage of Bohl's tenure, I think our expectations need to be a lot lower.
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I agree with this. The last time we had a defense with this level of experience was 2016. That defense was full of talent but was terrible given their experience.

As to the offense - Peasley isn’t Josh Allen because no one on this planet is. Gunner isn’t Tanner. Machado isn’t Roullier. Swen and Welch may not be too much of a drop off from Hill and Hollister.
 
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