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- 06/19/2024 at 10:50 AM #217411
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  ALUF
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  I know these are just odds and they don’t really mean anything but I still think it is fun and interesting
  
  Utah has spreads out for the following games and are favored in all of them
  
  Oklahoma state -1.5
  Arizona -9.5
  BYU-p -16.5 lolololol
  Colorado -8
  Iowa state -9.5
- 06/19/2024 at 1:42 PM #217430
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  HoosierUte
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  Has Colorado done anything to improve this offseason? Serious question, I haven’t followed them at all. If not, then covering 8 points seems like easy money.
  - 06/19/2024 at 1:45 PM #217433
    
    MDUte
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    Aside from bringing in 44 transfers?
    - 06/20/2024 at 8:42 AM #217495
      
      HoosierUte
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      Wow, that’s crazy a total rebuild two years in a row? It looks like they brought in better talent this year, and included the lines this time. It will be another interesting season for the Buffs.
      - 06/20/2024 at 9:08 AM #217496
        
        MDUte
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        Yea they definitely brought in a ton of talent and addressed both OL/DL as you mentioned. They should be really talented and good upfront. The question is if they can bring a completely new team of players together that quickly. It hasn’t proven to work so far with both USC and Colorado who have turned over their whole roster in a given year like this. We’ll see what happens.
        
        06/20/2024 at 11:41 AM #217506
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        but for Utah, SC’s 2022 complete rebuild worked to perfection.
        
        In truth, the only difference between what Riley and Sanders are doing is their starting point. SC had a talented roster that Riley was able to add to. Colorado had one of, if not the worst P5 roster when Sanders took over.
        
        06/20/2024 at 1:35 PM #217509
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        AlohaUte
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        Yep, that’s the question. They clearly have the talent. But how quickly that talent can gel and learn the playbook will be key to their success. I think they’ll win some games that they are predicted to lose and lose some games that they should have won.
        
        06/20/2024 at 2:41 PM #217513
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        CU’s in the same boat as the zoobs, where reaching bowl eligibility would be considered a success.
  - 06/20/2024 at 3:03 PM #217514
    
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    Colorado won one PAC-12 game last year. One.
    
    They brought in 44? 48? new players. Utah has traditionally relied on a lot of transfers/JC guys. They usually don’t excel year 1. It’s year 2 you see big progress.
    
    Deion hasn’t shown that he improves players. He hasn’t developed a single soul. So he’s asking a whole new roster to come in and gel day 1 and be good enough to win 6+ games, because they probably won’t get any better than they are today.
    
    Good luck with that. I could easily see Colorado losing 3 of their first 5 games. Then what happens when half that team quits? I could see Colorado ending the season with just 2 or 3 wins.
  - 06/20/2024 at 3:35 PM #217515
    
    Central Coast Ute
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    Supposedly they have shored up their D a little bit but haven’t heard the O line has improved much. Couple that with an easier conference schedule and they should win one or two more games.
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