AlaskaGuy
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10 to 1 says Andersen fvks up and chooses the wrong QB to start this season.
10 to 1 says Andersen fvks up and chooses the wrong QB to start this season.
10 - 1 says Andersen fvks up and chooses the wrong QB to start this season.
He's already doing it. That kid that started against Washington last year was killing it and now Andersen says it's a QB battle. Fvk him. I forget that kids name but if Andersen doesn't start him he's a fool.hmmm...
and now Andersen says it's a QB battle. Fvk him.
That's the guy ^^ ... if Andersen pulls his shit and doesn't start him he's a fool.
That's the guy ^^ ... if Andersen pulls his shit and doesn't start him he's a fool.
Eh, I liked Tyrone, he wasn't a whiney little girl, not a very good coach but wasn't a baby. And of course I was kidding about us beating you unless we win like 77-70, our secondary was the 2015 recruting classes projected receiving corp.
Fun stuff, however I don't see Colorado repeating last years win total.
This ^^ ... that write is high if he thinks CU will win the South.Fun stuff, however I don't see Colorado repeating last years win total.
Admittedly, once Leach has his program going, they will always pick off one of the big boys every season, somewhere somehow.
Predicting the Top 25 Defenses in College Football for 2017
9. Washington Huskies
What Makes Them Dangerous
High-octane offense was Washington's calling card en route to the College Football Playoff, but the Huskies were lethal on defense, too. They forced 33 turnovers to lead the nation in that category, and they only allowed 17.7 points per game. Look for Taylor Rapp to emerge as a defensive star. He had four interceptions last year as a true freshman.
Room for Improvement
Aside from Rapp, questions abound in the secondary. Sidney Jones, Budda Baker and Kevin King combined for six interceptions and 24 passes defended before each getting drafted in the second round last month. As a result, Rapp is the only returning player with more than one interception or more than two passes defended. Limiting opponents to 183 passing yards per game for a second straight season is unlikely.
2017 Projection
Though the Huskies need to figure out who the new stars are going to be in the secondary, they have quite the cushy start to the season (again) to figure it out. By the time they've finished beating up on Rutgers, Montana and Fresno State, they'll be well on their way to another quest for an undefeated season. Only this time, there's no regular-season game against USC standing in their way. They won't be quite as stingy on defense, but they'll give Jake Browning enough support for a lot of wins.
I was surprised myself not to see SC on there. That list is kind of screwy.Laughable list. Troy, Western Michigan, Boston College, BYU, San Diego State, Army, Appy St, Wake Forrest, Tulane ......But no USC . lol