djm19
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Well, we are dogs in this game to an under-performing SJSU team.
This game is big to them as well if they want to go to a bowl game. Homecoming game also.
Their three wins are comprable to our wins at this point. Nothing great. Their losses have been drubbings.
08/29/13 vs. Sacramento State Spartan Stadium W, 24-0
09/07/13 at Stanford Stanford, Calif. L, 34-13
09/21/13 at Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. L, 43-24
09/27/13 vs. Utah State * Spartan Stadium L, 40-12
10/05/13 at Hawai'i * Honolulu, Hawaii W, 37-27
10/12/13 at Colorado State * Fort Collins, Colo. W, 34-27
Smith and Fales are very similar in numbers for year
Chandler Jones and Rufran are similar in numbers for the year
The defenses (statistcally) are literally right next to each other allowing about 28 points per game
UW averaging 35 points per game, SJSU 24
UW rushing is 264 yards per game, SJSU 204
Passing defense is about equal
The biggest glaring difference: Rush defense. UW giving up 344 yards per game. SJSU about 220.
This game, on paper, looks like a pick'm. But I don't think we pull this one out. Maybe this is me trying to manage my expectations and prepare for an L.
The part that confuses me is I don't know what team shows up this weekend. We know what we have with the D; no changing it at this point. The most discouraging/depressing thing for me against CSU was our Offense. First time I have seen the O look stale, predictable and overall...meh.
This game is big to them as well if they want to go to a bowl game. Homecoming game also.
Their three wins are comprable to our wins at this point. Nothing great. Their losses have been drubbings.
08/29/13 vs. Sacramento State Spartan Stadium W, 24-0
09/07/13 at Stanford Stanford, Calif. L, 34-13
09/21/13 at Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. L, 43-24
09/27/13 vs. Utah State * Spartan Stadium L, 40-12
10/05/13 at Hawai'i * Honolulu, Hawaii W, 37-27
10/12/13 at Colorado State * Fort Collins, Colo. W, 34-27
Smith and Fales are very similar in numbers for year
Chandler Jones and Rufran are similar in numbers for the year
The defenses (statistcally) are literally right next to each other allowing about 28 points per game
UW averaging 35 points per game, SJSU 24
UW rushing is 264 yards per game, SJSU 204
Passing defense is about equal
The biggest glaring difference: Rush defense. UW giving up 344 yards per game. SJSU about 220.
This game, on paper, looks like a pick'm. But I don't think we pull this one out. Maybe this is me trying to manage my expectations and prepare for an L.
The part that confuses me is I don't know what team shows up this weekend. We know what we have with the D; no changing it at this point. The most discouraging/depressing thing for me against CSU was our Offense. First time I have seen the O look stale, predictable and overall...meh.