Some thoughts from Logan Utah:
- The local paper still has Alley-Oop in the comics section
- On our drive through Logan Canyon yesterday, we had some rain mixed with snow
- You know on many rural roads people hit deer-----well on this road to Bear Lake someone hit an elk...
- Football thought for the day----I-A opponent's Texas Tech QB Graham Harrell has passed for 10,260 yards and 86 TDs in the past two seasons.
4 comments:
The Tech QB will slaughter the Minutemen. Hopefully, UMass can keep the final score decent but I won't count on it. UMass should have scheduled some MAC or Big Ten teams like Ohio University, Kent, Bufflo, Syracuse, Indiana, Illinois, or Minnosota so they could have picked up a FBS win instead of a slaughter.
Who would have thunk that Appalacia State would beat Michigan in the big house?? Not likely UMass will win, hopefully competitive. I would think the UMass players enjoy show casing their talents in a big time enviroment. I like the idea of scheduling 1A opponents the week before our bye week so we have two weeks off between games.
As do I; if UMass can give TTU a game, what's to lose? And I think we will perform very well. There are some inexperienced spots, but ours is a program that has steadily improved and will continue to, in spite of what opponents are scheduled. I've said this before: A well coached team is one that is never embarrassed or, dare I say, outplayed. Fifteen points would be a respectable spread, but if it's less than ten, I would not be surprised. We have a very solid secondary--one that rivals most FBS teams. The problem will likely be the time with which a receiver can find a seam, and the QB, to release. Go UMass. Hell yeah.
I am not sure if we are going to get slaughtered, but for the rest of anonymous#1 comments, its hard to disagree. When we get to our OOC games we have done nothing over the past decade to establish rivalries.
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