There is no fucking way UW goes 6-6 to go over the 5 win total. To break this down quickly:
- The OOC schedule for UW is OU, BYU, ND all at home. I think anyone that knows college football will agree that Oklahoma and BYU are blowout losses. I'll say they could beat ND at home, but ND should be a 7 or 8 win team that can hold their own. I think most of us would be shocked if they beat BYU and Notre Dame. They go 1-2 in the OOC AT BEST.
- Let's just chalk up the following four games as losses: @ Oregon (to start the year), @ USC, @ ASU, @ Cal (to end the year). I'll give them Stanford at home. But the rest of the games are tossups to most likely losses: @ Arizona, Oregon State, UCLA, @ WSU. Does anyone want to confidently say they go 3-1 out of those 4 games? That's 2-2 AT BEST.
A lot has to happen for UW to get to 5 wins (which would be a push) much less 6 wins for the bet to be a loser. Anyone else feel the same way?
- The OOC schedule for UW is OU, BYU, ND all at home. I think anyone that knows college football will agree that Oklahoma and BYU are blowout losses. I'll say they could beat ND at home, but ND should be a 7 or 8 win team that can hold their own. I think most of us would be shocked if they beat BYU and Notre Dame. They go 1-2 in the OOC AT BEST.
- Let's just chalk up the following four games as losses: @ Oregon (to start the year), @ USC, @ ASU, @ Cal (to end the year). I'll give them Stanford at home. But the rest of the games are tossups to most likely losses: @ Arizona, Oregon State, UCLA, @ WSU. Does anyone want to confidently say they go 3-1 out of those 4 games? That's 2-2 AT BEST.
A lot has to happen for UW to get to 5 wins (which would be a push) much less 6 wins for the bet to be a loser. Anyone else feel the same way?