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Predicting the South Division’s Non-conference Games

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    • #98400
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      UteThunder
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      Arizona (3-0)  @ Hawaii – W, vs N. Arizona – W, vs Texas Tech – W

      Arizona State (2-1)  vs Kent State – W, vs Sacramento State – W, @ Michigan State – L

      Colorado (2-1)  vs Colorado State – W, vs Nebraska – L, vs Air Force – W

      UCLA (2-1)  @ Cincinnati – W, vs San Diego State – W, vs Oklahoma – L

      USC (2-1)  vs Fresno State – W, @ BYU – W, @ Notre Dame – L

      Utah (3-0)  @ BYU – W, vs N. Illinois – W, vs Idaho State – W

      South Division Overall Record:   14-4

    • #98401
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      UteBacker
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      Zona loses to either Hawaii or Texas Tech

      UCLA loses to either Cincy or SDSU

      Overall- 12-6

      • #98403
        utefansince79
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        It will be a significant improvement for the Bruins if they beat the Bearcats and Aztecs (who I believe both beat UCLA last season)

         

        • #98414
          Chidojuan
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          Especially since it seems that Josh Kelley is day to day with a knee injury.  Those OOC games will be a rough ride for them if he’s not healthy.

      • #98413
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        UteThunder
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        I almost picked them to lose to TX Tech, but then I remembered Matt Wells . . . The Hawaii game will be a shootout but I think Arizona has more firepower.

        UCLA could lose either of those, especially SDSU, but I think the Bruins are going to surprise some people with how well they perform this year.

      • #98454
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        Heike
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        CU beat Nebraska in Lincoln last year. This is Nebraska’s return visit. Can’t see any reason why CU won’t beat them in Boulder.

        • #98456
          UteThunder
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          Colorado did win in Lincoln, but they just barely won it right at the very end.

          Colorado and Nebraska are two programs headed in different directions.

          Colorado started last year 5-0 then lost 7 straight to end the year. Nebraska started last year 0-6 then finished the year 4-2. The Huskers will be better this year. The Buffs? Not so much.

    • #98409
      Dante Guardi
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      ASU beats Sparty

      • #98415
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        UteThunder
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        No way! The Devils barely beat them in Tempe last year, and that was with Harry and Wilkins. On the road, and without two of their 3 best offensive players? Sparty wins this comfortably.

        • #98418
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          Chidojuan
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          Yup, didn’t they also have the best rushing defense in the country last year.  Don’t know who they lost to graduation or the draft, but it will be a tall task to rely on Eno Benjamin to beat them.  Plus they’re likely starting a freshman quarterback who shall not be named.  Like @UteThunder says, no Manny Wilkins and no N’Keal Harry stacks the odds heavily against ASU.

          • #98428
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            whitlessham
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            Sparty has a killer defense this year.  If (big if) they even have an average offense they could win the BIG10.

             

            • #98429
              Chidojuan
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              Isn’t their QB a pretty good dual threat as well?  I don’t know anything about their skill positions, but he seemed solid, not great, but solid.

              • #98443
                whitlessham
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                Yea, he’s back. Media seems to love him but results where pretty sad last year.

                BIG10 is wide open…would not be suprized if NEB makes a run.

    • #98442
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      noneyadb
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      UCLA 1-2, or 0-3

      USC 3-0

      UA 2-1

      Col 1-2

       

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