Bear Down Wildcats

Week 0
Two byes
Two Friday games
No road games in consecutive weeks

Hawaii - W
Portland St - W
Stanford - W
@ Texas Tech - L
Bye
@ UCLA - L
Colorado - W
USC - L
@ Washington - L
Oregon - L (Sumlin fired)
@ Utah - L
Bye
@ Oregon St - L
ASsU - W

No bowl game again...

I'll be happy just beating ASU. But I don't share your optimism on that.

Sumlin fired midseason would surprise me. Correct me if I'm wrong, but his buyout doesn't drop until the New Year right?

15-0

btfd16 wrote:Sumlin fired midseason would surprise me. Correct me if I'm wrong, but his buyout doesn't drop until the New Year right?

Wishful thinking?

Looks like 4-8 or 5-7 to me

The sooner the season ends the sooner Sumlin can be fired and his buyout goes from $7.5M to $5M and a new coach can be hired.

Just beat ASU.

Merkin wrote:The sooner the season ends the sooner Sumlin can be fired and his buyout goes from $7.5M to $5M and a new coach can be hired.

Just beat ASU.

Couldn't've stated my ambitions better. Whittle the buyout, give me some entertaining football, beat some teams we're not supposed to.

I like having two buys. Planning on attending the Oct 9 home game Vs Colorado.

azgreg wrote:15-0

Ha. You predict that every year. Love your enthusiasm brother.

We suck and are one of the worst programs in D1. 3 and 9.

So the replacement for the Vegas bowl since it's becoming a higher level one

https://watchstadium.com/college-footba ... 6-03-2019/" target="_blank

Pac-12 (8)
2020-25 lineup:
Rose vs. Big Ten
Alamo vs. Big 12
Las Vegas vs. SEC/Big Ten
Los Angeles vs. Mountain West
Holiday vs. ACC
Redbox vs. Big Ten
Sun vs. ACC
Independence vs. ACC

Changes: The NCAA granted the Pac-12 an additional bowl bid in the new cycle and the Pac-12 is expected to add the Los Angeles Bowl vs. the Mountain West and the Independence Bowl against the ACC. The Pac-12 also will play against either the SEC or the Big Ten in the new Las Vegas Bowl. By adding two bowls, the Pac-12 had to drop one – it’s expected to be the Cheez-It Bowl. The Pac-12 will now have Power 5 opponents in seven of its eight bowls, including three from the ACC and at least two from the Big Ten.

Well it's definitely an improvement over what bowls we had. Now we just need to get a coach that can actually get us to one. Also it's kinda crazy how far the holiday has fallen, for ages it was the #2 bowl just behind the Rose

It's been explained to me that the Independence Bowl is against Army/BYU.

2020: Army vs. Pac-12
2021: BYU vs. C-USA
2022: Army vs. AAC
2023: BYU vs. Pac-12
2024: Army vs. Pac-12
2025: BYU vs. C-USA

ChooChooCat wrote:

Well that seems very telling or am I misreading the intent?

azcat49 wrote:Well that seems very telling or am I misreading the intent?

Sounds like the Schoolers are glad he's gone to me.

Or maybe Mama Schooler decided to cook her famous pork chops with apple sauce.

Chicat wrote:Or maybe Mama Schooler decided to cook her famous pork chops with apple sauce.

Yea.....yea......sure......that's probably it.....

Chicat wrote:

Week 0
Two byes
Two Friday games
No road games in consecutive weeks

Hawaii - W
Portland St - W
Stanford - W
@ Texas Tech - L
Bye
@ UCLA - L
Colorado - W
USC - L
@ Washington - L
Oregon - L (Sumlin fired)
@ Utah - L
Bye
@ Oregon St - L
ASsU - W

No bowl game again...

Are you pretty much sure that your final result?

Hawaii, Portland State, Texas Tech? Win.

As for PAC 12 play? Stanford, Washington, USC, Oregon, Utah and ASU are all loss regardless.

UCLA, Oregon State and Colorado should be 50/50 win/lose.

To throw in a fit, UA wont fired Kevin Sumlin.

UAEebs86 wrote:

Low in Tempe in July is 75.

Our new markets motto should be, “ come out to AZ stadium, where social distancing is a Game day event”. Just can’t imagine the numbers we might see attendance wise in college football attendance IF it is played this year

azcat49 wrote:Our new markets motto should be, “ come out to AZ stadium, where social distancing is a Game day event”. Just can’t imagine the numbers we might see attendance wise in college football attendance IF it is played this year

before all of this we are probably only an average like 30 to 35 thousand people per game but if the season starts as normal in September but there are still coronavirus fears and everything I doubt we get more than 10,000 people at games.

At this point I kind of doubt there's going to be college football this year because even if there's any kind of cases going on still in the country in August how are you going to even open college campuses much less play sports?

Coronavirus at Arizona: L

I'm not even predicting a W for 2020 Arizona football over Bye anymore.

And this fall could present a helluva lot of Bye matchups.

Very good news, he has been awful on the field and a knucklehead off the field but still gets PT for some reason.

Adios, Scotty. Is this "flushing the turds" part 2?

gronk4heisman wrote:Very good news, he has been awful on the field and a knucklehead off the field but still gets PT for some reason.

Who behind him on the depth chart was better?

azgreg wrote:

gronk4heisman wrote:Very good news, he has been awful on the field and a knucklehead off the field but still gets PT for some reason.

Who behind him on the depth chart was better?

The only person I am aware of on the depth chart behind him is Christian Young and I would argue he probably would have been better on the field and was a much better person off the field. But when your comparing players who are not P5 starting caliber players, I always lean towards the one without baggage.

President Robbins does not believe football will be played in the fall, maybe starting in January, https://www.espn.com/college-football/s ... ers-needed" target="_blank

I've heard rumors of the season starting around February 1st and following a normalish schedule. Like the ASU game would be around the last few days of April and conference championships at the beginning of May and bowl games from mid May until the first week of June.

But I doubt it still, since in February we'll be deep inside another massive breakout of the virus

ASUHATER! wrote:I've heard rumors of the season starting around February 1st and following a normalish schedule. Like the ASU game would be around the last few days of April and conference championships at the beginning of May and bowl games from mid May until the first week of June.

But I doubt it still, since in February we'll be deep inside another massive breakout of the virus

Sure thing. So glad you know exactly what will be going on with the virus.

PHXCATS wrote:

ASUHATER! wrote:I've heard rumors of the season starting around February 1st and following a normalish schedule. Like the ASU game would be around the last few days of April and conference championships at the beginning of May and bowl games from mid May until the first week of June.

But I doubt it still, since in February we'll be deep inside another massive breakout of the virus

Sure thing. So glad you know exactly what will be going on with the virus.

Read up on the 1918 Spanish Flu and the second wave. But discuss it on the PBR board.

Merkin wrote:

PHXCATS wrote:

ASUHATER! wrote:I've heard rumors of the season starting around February 1st and following a normalish schedule. Like the ASU game would be around the last few days of April and conference championships at the beginning of May and bowl games from mid May until the first week of June.

But I doubt it still, since in February we'll be deep inside another massive breakout of the virus

Sure thing. So glad you know exactly what will be going on with the virus.

Read up on the 1918 Spanish Flu and the second wave. But discuss it on the PBR board.

Does not mean it is going to be the same thing. To act like you know what is going to happen in 10 months is completely stupid.

For football, if you have students on campus, how is it different other than travel, to play the games for the student athletes? My predictions at this time is that if students are on campus then the games will be played in fall. The FDA and Fauci said 18 months for a vaccine is the fastest it can possibly be, so how would October (when the training camps would need to start for a January start) be different than July? Reminder that the most important sport in the world by far to have fans at is college football.

Merkin wrote:

PHXCATS wrote:

ASUHATER! wrote:I've heard rumors of the season starting around February 1st and following a normalish schedule. Like the ASU game would be around the last few days of April and conference championships at the beginning of May and bowl games from mid May until the first week of June.

But I doubt it still, since in February we'll be deep inside another massive breakout of the virus

Sure thing. So glad you know exactly what will be going on with the virus.

Read up on the 1918 Spanish Flu and the second wave. But discuss it on the PBR board.

Amen Merk!

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UAEebs86 wrote:

Merkin wrote:

PHXCATS wrote:

ASUHATER! wrote:I've heard rumors of the season starting around February 1st and following a normalish schedule. Like the ASU game would be around the last few days of April and conference championships at the beginning of May and bowl games from mid May until the first week of June.

But I doubt it still, since in February we'll be deep inside another massive breakout of the virus

Sure thing. So glad you know exactly what will be going on with the virus.

Read up on the 1918 Spanish Flu and the second wave. But discuss it on the PBR board.

Amen Merk!

PHXCATS wrote:

Merkin wrote:

PHXCATS wrote:

ASUHATER! wrote:I've heard rumors of the season starting around February 1st and following a normalish schedule. Like the ASU game would be around the last few days of April and conference championships at the beginning of May and bowl games from mid May until the first week of June.

But I doubt it still, since in February we'll be deep inside another massive breakout of the virus

Sure thing. So glad you know exactly what will be going on with the virus.

Read up on the 1918 Spanish Flu and the second wave. But discuss it on the PBR board.

Does not mean it is going to be the same thing. To act like you know what is going to happen in 10 months is completely stupid.

For football, if you have students on campus, how is it different other than travel, to play the games for the student athletes? My predictions at this time is that if students are on campus then the games will be played in fall. The FDA and Fauci said 18 months for a vaccine is the fastest it can possibly be, so how would October (when the training camps would need to start for a January start) be different than July? Reminder that the most important sport in the world by far to have fans at is college football.

Machina is right, this isn't the same thing as 1918.

Did they even have disinfectant to take in 1918?

Alieberman wrote:

PHXCATS wrote:

Merkin wrote:

PHXCATS wrote:

ASUHATER! wrote:I've heard rumors of the season starting around February 1st and following a normalish schedule. Like the ASU game would be around the last few days of April and conference championships at the beginning of May and bowl games from mid May until the first week of June.

But I doubt it still, since in February we'll be deep inside another massive breakout of the virus

Sure thing. So glad you know exactly what will be going on with the virus.

Read up on the 1918 Spanish Flu and the second wave. But discuss it on the PBR board.

Does not mean it is going to be the same thing. To act like you know what is going to happen in 10 months is completely stupid.

For football, if you have students on campus, how is it different other than travel, to play the games for the student athletes? My predictions at this time is that if students are on campus then the games will be played in fall. The FDA and Fauci said 18 months for a vaccine is the fastest it can possibly be, so how would October (when the training camps would need to start for a January start) be different than July? Reminder that the most important sport in the world by far to have fans at is college football.

Machina is right, this isn't the same thing as 1918.

Did they even have disinfectant to take in 1918?

Trying to pick a fight with Merkin of all people across multiple threads is proof positive Machina has reached full troll status.

we haven't had anybody drafted in like half the drafts in recent years.

I doubt he even makes a practice squad. Maybe can play in the arena league or CFL for a couple years.

ASUHATER! wrote:we haven't had anybody drafted in like half the drafts in recent years.

That's because we are a horribly bad football program. We suck bad and are one of the very worst D1 programs in existence

Carcassdragger wrote:

ASUHATER! wrote:we haven't had anybody drafted in like half the drafts in recent years.

That's because we are a horribly bad football program. We suck bad and are one of the very worst D1 programs in existence

All due to bad fans! -- Machina

But true words. UA has not had a sole conference championship since the 1940's Border Conference. Not even in the WAC.

No UA QB has taken a snap in the NFL in the PAC era (1978) until Nick Foles came along, and even then Michigan State and Mike Stoops didn't recognize his talent. If it wasn't for Matt Scott being such a shitty QB Foles might now be working at Buffalo Wild Wings with Willie Tuitama.