that could very well be true
And we haven’t lost a home game this season. We’re 5-0 at home and 5-0 vs teams ranked above the top ten. We’re approaching another sellout, so the crowd will contribute too.
Likely the quickest secondary he’s ever played against. I imagine that throws off his timing quite a bit and shakes the confidence.
Going 7-0 at home would be huge for future ticket sales.
Had we played strong against Oregon it could have become a trap game. Not now though.
That you still overreacted to this past weekend.
The Oregon game score is completely irrelevant. I’m glad most of the media gets that versus our own fanbase (hence why we are still ranked). We also need to remind our fanbase we are now ranked 7 weeks in a row, the most since 2001. It’s simple, Bielema has done such a good job here that we have people thinking 9-10 wins is a possibility. In the end, it would feel awful to only get 7 now but sometimes we forget what times were like for so many years. Just an absolute incredible job by Bielema.
I'm seeing the opposite?
Very difficult to assess. USC folded at the end against Minnesota, and Minnesota barely escaped UCLA. MD is very bad this year for most part. I put Minnesota in the middle tier of the B1G, which is right around where we are. If Oregon played Mimnesota last week and we went to Maryland instead, I am sure we would all be saying Minnesota is terrible. Oregon is just that much better than everyone else in B1G right now. The key is that we have Minnesota at home.
How is Minnesota a trap game? It's probably the toughest game remaining on the schedule and we're coming off a blowout loss... Not sure we have a conventional trap game left where we're looking ahead a week and overlook an opponent. The closest one in my opinion would be Northwestern if we somehow made it to 9-2 as there'd be a bunch of possible playoff talk taking away focus from that game. Other than that, I have a difficult time seeing us overlook anyone.
Your doom and gloom aside, at least your username is satisfied.
One point better, at home, than Ohio State. But probably that much better than everyone else with the exception of Ohio State and Penn State
Interesting, lets see what this looks like in the morning.
He takes too long "reading." Has to deliver the ball more quickly. I still wonder why Elzy isn't a part of the offense.
