PAc 12 Media Thinks Prime Time's Colorado Team Is Hot Garbage

MAIZEandBLUE09 said:
Looking at their schedule, it's really hard to find 3 wins. They have 1 in Colorado State that they should win, but then it gets pretty hard for them. Their next best shots are probably Nebraska, Stanford and Arizona State.
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ASU, Arizona, and Stanford are all winnable with 2/3 at home. I don't see them beating Nebraska, and probably not TCU even with them losing everything practically, but CSU will be a W. They're a shitty bad G5.
 
duckboy33 said:
I don't see any huge issues with the preseason poll. I think 1-4 are very close. I'd personally go 1) USC 2) Oregon 3) Utah 4) Washington but you can really make an argument for any order IMO. If I had a vote, I'd also have UCLA at 6 but I think they have more potential to win the conference than Oregon State does. Higher ceiling/Lower floor. It really depends how that QB position works out for them and whether a new DC at UCLA can change anything on that side of the ball.

As for the bottom half, I'm in total agreement.
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Good I was extremely worried that you would have a problem.

Having that monkey off my back is a huge relief.
 
They know CU is ready to jump conferences.. Pac is about to lose it's most popular team after SC and UCLA leave.. media are fan girls taking out their frustrations on their pre season ballots
 
trojanfan12 said:
Yeah, after the initial "bluster" when he came in telling kids to "hit the portal", I haven't heard much about his recruiting class or who they're getting from the portal.

Looks like the PAC press corps isn't impressed with what he's done though.

I want to say UCLA is ranked too low, but not sure who I'd move them past besides Oregon St.
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duckboy33 said:
I don't see any huge issues with the preseason poll. I think 1-4 are very close. I'd personally go 1) USC 2) Oregon 3) Utah 4) Washington but you can really make an argument for any order IMO. If I had a vote, I'd also have UCLA at 6 but I think they have more potential to win the conference than Oregon State does. Higher ceiling/Lower floor. It really depends how that QB position works out for them and whether a new DC at UCLA can change anything on that side of the ball.

As for the bottom half, I'm in total agreement.
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Look at their schedules.
Oregon State no P5 ooc. Utah UCLA Wash at home. WSU and Oregon on the road. no USC
UCLA no P5 OOC road at utah, oregon state and USC. no Oregon or Washington. Utah Or in first half of season then the bottom half the conference and USC in the second half.
both of these schedules set up pretty nice for them.
 
Across The Field said:
This is probably about right. I see 3-9 at best for them, unless Shadeur and Travis are that big of difference-makers.
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Shadeur or whatever he is called won't. He might be serviceable for HBCU football but that is subpar
 
PeoplesChicken said:
Shadeur or whatever he is called won't. He might be serviceable for HBCU football but that is subpar
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I mean, he was a high-3* prospect to begin with so it's not like he came outta nowhere. I don't think he's gonna be elite but he should be solid.
 
I’m rootin for Ol Prime and hope he can get the Buffs to a few more wins but his team may well finish bottom 2-3. PAC is gonna be similar to the Big12 this year imo, a lot of parity and fun games.
 
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