Oct 29, 2020
8:18:32am
8:18:32am
Playing P5's B2B isn't the problem. We haven't even really struggled with 3 in a
row. We've had some great wins in our 3rd P5 games in a row. Our biggest problem has been when playing 4 P5's before the end of September. That 4th game is when we've gotten crushed:
2019: Washington L 45-19
2018: @ Washington L 35-7
2017: Wisconsin L 40-6
2016: vs. West Virginia L 35-32
2015: @ Michigan L 31-0
Not only that, but when we play 4 P5's before the end of September, we have followed that 4th game with some real duds in early-October:
2019: Toledo and USF
2018: USU and N. Illinois
2017: the entire season
I couldn't disagree more with Jarom. But I do hope that we stop scheduling 4 P5's before the end of September. That approach has hurt us more than helped.
2019: Washington L 45-19
2018: @ Washington L 35-7
2017: Wisconsin L 40-6
2016: vs. West Virginia L 35-32
2015: @ Michigan L 31-0
Not only that, but when we play 4 P5's before the end of September, we have followed that 4th game with some real duds in early-October:
2019: Toledo and USF
2018: USU and N. Illinois
2017: the entire season
I couldn't disagree more with Jarom. But I do hope that we stop scheduling 4 P5's before the end of September. That approach has hurt us more than helped.
Originally posted on Oct 29, 2020 at 8:18:32am
Message modified by BerkeleyCoug on Oct 29, 2020 at 8:24:21am
Message modified by BerkeleyCoug on Oct 29, 2020 at 8:25:28am
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Playing a single P5 in a vacuum isn't the issue.
BYU has won plenty of those that mattered and recently. Wisconsin, Tenn, USC.
It's too many overall and stacked b2b too often that is the issue.
If there were 3 P5s, spread out (Utah, top 20 program, wi
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