Pac-10 Bowl Predictions

by westwood12003 on Oct 9, 2009 11:58 AM PDT

Just came across the Bowl picks by Nick Daschel, and it got my blood pumping and boiling. If our offense can just start scoring touch downs! Things will be a lot better. Maybe I'm still on the gravy train but I just can't see us finishing with only 6 win's. Not if we start using our weapons on Offense and get some Red Zone TD's and clean up the penalties on Defense.

Here's the Link: http://www.bustersports.com/blog/pac-10-news/2009/10/08/pac-10-bowl-predictions/

Poinsettia Bowl: UCLA and California are best positioned to get to six wins and land this crummy bowl. Both swept their non-league schedule and, as bad as they are, should pick up the WSU freebie. Cal has a better chance of finding an offense at some point this season, so we’ll side with the Bears. Pick: California

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I'm angry about it

but I think it’s too early to say. If we can beat Oregon (a big if), I think I can allow myself to be indignant in public.

Troy will fall...AGAIN!

by Bruins102NCAA on Oct 9, 2009 3:29 PM PDT reply actions

If Prince hadn't been injured, I'd have felt more secure...

… about going for 7 wins. But, in all fairness to our guys and the rest of the conference, we are still working with a young, unproven set of personnel on offense.

KNOCK ON WOOD we’ve only been hit with a major injury to one O-side starter. It may take some time, though, for his timing and toughness to return.

Craft did OK, but 2 games without your No. 1 QB — especially a freshman — is two games when he didn’t get his experience and confdience and execution level up.

And shoot, I have NO problem with us going to ANY bowl within driving distance — Rose, Holiday, Vegas, Emerald, or Poinsettia. Good, potentially GREAT experience for the coaches and players, exposure for the program, and road-trip for the fans.

"In this program your passion bucket must be full to play SC." -- CRN, to Dan Patrick, 1/2008

by Meriones on Oct 9, 2009 3:36 PM PDT reply actions