Everyone looks terrible. Not a clear favorite at all.
The Big 10 West
- Thread starter GretnaShawn
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the 2023 rendition of the Big Ten West might be the worst division in the history of power 5 football
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And for the 6th consecutive year we look like the least prepared team in the entire shit division.
I don’t think we look worse than Northwestern.
Sims little turnover issue may have something to say about that.
Yep think about that. We.may have wound up with the 3rd best coach out of Wisconsin and Colorado and is. And NU is paying the most.
I think he’s a good coach. But they didn’t look good against Buffalo and they look like they may lose to Wash St here.
Haven’t beaten them since 4 head coaches ago…probably weren’t going to be them ever again anyways
And, if we want to complain (justifiably) that our OC stinks and we are not playing to our strengths on offense, Braelon Allen, a two time all conference RB, has 7 carries for 20 yards tonight.
Entire B1G sucks
Worst P5 league in the country by a hundred miles this year
Worst P5 league in the country by a hundred miles this year
They shouldn't have been rated to start the season but I guessed they have earned it by being a winning team. WSU was one of my picks today. I don't listen to media.
But yet we have fans that say every year we should beat them ....absolutely insane.
Wow.
That’s a fact, no emotions connected
Either of the remaining pac 2 schools would win the B1G west
People judging after two games is not smart, just saying.
Okay.....
If I’m Wisconsin, I’m not feeling great about Fickel. Loss to WSU, don’t look good against Buffalo (down right poor in H1 - didn’t pull away until they started running, which they don’t seem to want to do) and they are not playing to their strengths at all. They have 90 yards total rushing. 21 of them came from their QB.
And it’s not like their defense looks lights out like it did on the past.
And it’s not like their defense looks lights out like it did on the past.
Cougs beat ‘em in Madison last year as 17.5 point underdogs, too
Nebraska lost a shit load of games last year and we you are not glossing over our losses this year because of it.
Purdue's coach might end up being a better hire in the long run as well. But it's too early to know.
