I personally think we will go either 8-4 or more likely 7-5. The key to being that good is winning the first game against Western. If we can get momentum going into Notre Dame, knock them off (at home), then I feel confident looking at 4-0 against MSU. Assuming we win the first four, I think we split against two tough road opponents in MSU and Iowa. After that is Delaware State, who we can't dismiss, but in the end, should beat. After that, Penn State at home is a tough call, but in the end, it's a probable loss. Not even close against a darkhorse Illinois team. Purdue might be the worst team in the Big Ten next year, so we should take care of business. Lastly, Wisconsin and OSU is probably a split. I can see us beating Wisconsin in Madison, or catching OSU, but not sneaking up on both.
Western Michigan-W
Notre Dame- I gotta say slight W, we played awful against them last year and still hung around.
Eastern Michigan-W
Indiana-W
@ MSU- Slight W, because Ringer, Hoyer, half the line, and half the D are gone from a team we were beating in the fourth quarter.
@ Iowa- Slight loss. Iowa, even without Shonn Greene, should be decent.
Delaware State-W (please no App State)
Penn State- W, because they lose so much from last year, and we play them at home.
@ Illinois- L, I think this will be ugly
Purdue- W
@ Wisconsin- L
Ohio State- My only toss up, because like Penn State, they lose a lot, and at home, in a rivalry, where we haven't won in five years, we will at least be in the game.
8-3, with a toss up. Forcier reminds me of Colt McCoy, and if he plays like that, we will be decent on offense, with the good runningbacks and receivers. The line needs to gel, though. Defensively, there is enough young talent to provdie compentence in games we should win, but may be erratic in big ones. Also, Rodriguez improved by five wins in his second year at WVU, and had similar rises at his other stops. We will be better.
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