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Post by RenoBeaver on Jan 19, 2023 10:51:17 GMT -8
Wow...Utah plays Florida and Baylor...plus the 5 top Pac 12 schools not named Utah. Oregons schedule is favorable. So is ours. Pissed off Pac 12 didn't bring the hammer down on USC and UCLA. Will be fun to see what damage UC and AZ wrought this year. Wrought is only used as a past tense verb. Try again. Hahaha fair enuff interwebs Nazi! Foster? Beget? Spawn? f%#*s?
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Post by grayman on Jan 19, 2023 12:12:10 GMT -8
Well, it's hard to not take recent factors into account when looking at this schedule. The two main ones being the Beavers were 10-3 last season and have gone 11-1 at home the past two years. I'm going to go with the assumption that the Beavers will be roughly as strong as they were this past season. The defense could take a slight step back (although the DL, including OLB, could be improved) but adding DJU along with Chiles at QB should bolster the offense significantly. The Beavers should run the table against the nonconference teams. Utah, UCLA and Washington are in Reser. I think 2-1 is most likely here and wins in the rest of the home games. WSU should be a tough road game, but I don't think the Cougars are there yet. Cal could put up a fight but I expect a win there. Arizona and Colorado both could be dangerous at home (particularly Arizona) but are teams the Beavers would handle at home and probably will survive on the road. So we come down to UO in Autzen. If the Beavers lose a game at home, it probably can't be Washington the week before the Civil War if OSU wants to keep hopes for an improved bowl slot at the minimum if they lose to UO. Beat UW and win at UO and the Beavers could be 11-1 or 12-0 if everything falls in their favor. If it doesn't, I still see 8-9 wins.
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