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While I am

not thrilled about possibility of playing Houston, which isn't a guarantee because they can lose to Southern Miss, I don't mind the additional national attention this team would get playing in a BCS Bowl.

I highly doubt that...

they win at least 10 games next year. They are losing their best player on offense, 3 starting OL, and up to 7 starters on defense. I think 7-8 wins is realistic.

2012 schedule breakdown

2012 Schedule

-Alabama- 4 offense (OL. 2 WR, TE), 5 defensive (DL, 2 LB, CB, S)…possible they1 additional O players (RB) and 2 D  players (LB and S) to the NFL Draft;

It is really possible they lose three quarters of their D and all of their 2011 starters at the O skill positions.

-Air Force- 6 offense (WR, TE, 4 OL), 4 defensive (2 DL, LB, S);

-UMass- NA;

-Notre Dame- 4 offense (WR, 3 OL), 7 defensive (2 DL, LB, 2 CB, 2 S)…**possible they lose Te’o as well to lose 8 defensive players total;

They will lose more than three quarters of their starters on D and potentially their best defensive player. On O, they are losing most of their OL, their best O player, and will probably have another QB controversy.

-Purdue- 3 offense (WR, 2 OL), 4 defensive (DL, LB, 2 S)…**possible they could lose DT Kewann Shot to the draft to lose 5 D players overall;

-Illinois- 4 offense (RB, WR, 2 OL), 3 defensive (2 LB, CB)…*very possible they lose Mercilus to the NFL draft for a total for 4 defensive players leaving;

-Michigan State- 5 offense (QB, FB, 2 WR, 1 OL), 1 defensive (S)…very possible they lose Worthy to the NFL Draft for 2 defensive players leaving;

Not losing a lot overall, but what they are losing on O is huge…two best O players and a really experienced QB.

-Nebraska- 2 offense (2 OL), 4 defensive (DT, LB, CB, S);

Not losing a lot, but what they are losing on D are fairly important players.  

-Minnesota- 7 offense (TB, WR, FB, TE, 3 OL), 6 defensive (2 DL, LB, CB, 2 S);

-Northwestern- 5 offense (QB, TB, HB, WR, OL), 7 defensive (3 DL, LB, 2 CB, S);

-Iowa- 3 offense (WR, 2 OL), 7 defensive (4 DL, LB, CB, S)…**could lose Reiff to the NFL draft for 4 total O players gone (3 on the OL);

-Ohio State- 5 offense (RB, WR, 3 OL), 0 defensive;

A lot like MSU…losing nothing on defense, but they are losing a lot in terms of value on O...their best RB, their best WR, and most of their OL. If Meyer comes on board, I don’t expect an immediate transition and domination because outside of Miller, they lack the players for his system.

 

Michigan- 5 offense (FB, WR, TE, 2 OL), 4 defensive (3 DL, CB)