Yeah, who will Solich run up the middle 40 times a game next year?

(12-27-2013 10:37 AM)NIU05 Wrote:  Utah St did NOT play well and we still lost. Speaking of next year in the West, Ball St loses a ton ,we lose Lynch and I assume that makes Toledo the favorite. EMU & WMU will still be dead, anything possible from CMU? Its about time for their turn or is Enos horrible?

Personally, I think he's good enough for us to win 8+ games next season, especially since the nonconference schedule is softer than its been in awhile: Tennessee Tech ( I think), Syracuse, @Purdue, @Kansas. We'll be more experienced at all positions on offense, and the defense actually showed some improvement this season. Whether we're good enough to win the division, who knows? I agree the West looks wide-open, though.

(12-27-2013 02:11 PM)CMichFan Wrote:  

(12-27-2013 10:37 AM)NIU05 Wrote:  Utah St did NOT play well and we still lost. Speaking of next year in the West, Ball St loses a ton ,we lose Lynch and I assume that makes Toledo the favorite. EMU & WMU will still be dead, anything possible from CMU? Its about time for their turn or is Enos horrible?

Personally, I think he's good enough for us to win 8+ games next season, especially since the nonconference schedule is softer than its been in awhile: Tennessee Tech ( I think), Syracuse, @Purdue, @Kansas. We'll be more experienced at all positions on offense, and the defense actually showed some improvement this season. Whether we're good enough to win the division, who knows? I agree the West looks wide-open, though.

What? Oh, man, do you mean we are actually going to have to play the season? And here I thought the local pundits already had it all figured out.

(12-27-2013 02:11 PM)CMichFan Wrote:  

(12-27-2013 10:37 AM)NIU05 Wrote:  Utah St did NOT play well and we still lost. Speaking of next year in the West, Ball St loses a ton ,we lose Lynch and I assume that makes Toledo the favorite. EMU & WMU will still be dead, anything possible from CMU? Its about time for their turn or is Enos horrible?

Personally, I think he's good enough for us to win 8+ games next season, especially since the nonconference schedule is softer than its been in awhile: Tennessee Tech ( I think), Syracuse, @Purdue, @Kansas. We'll be more experienced at all positions on offense, and the defense actually showed some improvement this season. Whether we're good enough to win the division, who knows? I agree the West looks wide-open, though.

We lose third team all- MAC QB , Fluellen, Reedy and a key lineman and a couple other wideouts. Fewer losses onD but that might be a bad thing. I give NIU and CMU the nod in the West.