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Nebraska would beat the **** out of Louisville THIS season. Probably win by 3TDs. Miami can win up there not sold on their QBs. But if we do it'll be a close win. I don't care because a w is a w. But you underestimating that Nebraska game.
 
CanesFan93 said:
DJWilliams55 said:
caneinpsl said:
DJWilliams55 said:
58%

19 TD 12 INT
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Realistic. And I think we can win 9-10 regular season games this year with those numbers is the defense improves as much as it SHOULD.
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There is pretty much no path to 10 wins....even though this might be a 10 win quality team. There are way too many 50/50 games on this schedule.

I believe this is the deepest team we have had in awhile but if you look at the schedule game by game there are a lot of potential minefields. There isn't really a "break" anywhere in the schedule. If they can take down UL (and without Parker and maybe Dyer, we got a decent shot) they will go 8-4.
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While I'm realistic about Kaaya I'm also realistically thinking this team can win 9-10 games. If they get by UL I'm not sure how this team doesn't win 8+ games. Besides FSU, who's tougher than a Petrino-lead UL team?

I think a lot of people, especially non-fans, are overrating the schedule. FSU, Louisville, and Nebraska(in that order) are our most difficult games. If we can beat Louisville on the road we can beat Nebraska on the road. We get 12 days to prepare for VT on the road and then another 12 to prepare for UNC at home before getting 2 weeks to prepare for FSU; there's a break.
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Golden had a month to prepare for the bowl game.
 
supacane said:
CanesFan93 said:
DJWilliams55 said:
caneinpsl said:
DJWilliams55 said:
58%

19 TD 12 INT
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Realistic. And I think we can win 9-10 regular season games this year with those numbers is the defense improves as much as it SHOULD.
Click to expand...

There is pretty much no path to 10 wins....even though this might be a 10 win quality team. There are way too many 50/50 games on this schedule.

I believe this is the deepest team we have had in awhile but if you look at the schedule game by game there are a lot of potential minefields. There isn't really a "break" anywhere in the schedule. If they can take down UL (and without Parker and maybe Dyer, we got a decent shot) they will go 8-4.
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While I'm realistic about Kaaya I'm also realistically thinking this team can win 9-10 games. If they get by UL I'm not sure how this team doesn't win 8+ games. Besides FSU, who's tougher than a Petrino-lead UL team?

I think a lot of people, especially non-fans, are overrating the schedule. FSU, Louisville, and Nebraska(in that order) are our most difficult games. If we can beat Louisville on the road we can beat Nebraska on the road. We get 12 days to prepare for VT on the road and then another 12 to prepare for UNC at home before getting 2 weeks to prepare for FSU; there's a break.
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Golden had a month to prepare for the bowl game.
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Prepare for a team with three 1st rounders, one at QB, and have Stephen Morris as your QB.
 
motorcitycane said:
Nebraska would beat the **** out of Louisville THIS season. Probably win by 3TDs. Miami can win up there not sold on their QBs. But if we do it'll be a close win. I don't care because a w is a w. But you underestimating that Nebraska game.
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Nebraska is in the same situation as UL imo. Not really threatened by anyone on their team besides Abdullah and their backup RB. Flowers will be able to handle Gregory and they are missing several players on their defense.
 
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CanesFan93 said:
supacane said:
CanesFan93 said:
DJWilliams55 said:
caneinpsl said:
Realistic. And I think we can win 9-10 regular season games this year with those numbers is the defense improves as much as it SHOULD.
Click to expand...

There is pretty much no path to 10 wins....even though this might be a 10 win quality team. There are way too many 50/50 games on this schedule.

I believe this is the deepest team we have had in awhile but if you look at the schedule game by game there are a lot of potential minefields. There isn't really a "break" anywhere in the schedule. If they can take down UL (and without Parker and maybe Dyer, we got a decent shot) they will go 8-4.
Click to expand...

While I'm realistic about Kaaya I'm also realistically thinking this team can win 9-10 games. If they get by UL I'm not sure how this team doesn't win 8+ games. Besides FSU, who's tougher than a Petrino-lead UL team?

I think a lot of people, especially non-fans, are overrating the schedule. FSU, Louisville, and Nebraska(in that order) are our most difficult games. If we can beat Louisville on the road we can beat Nebraska on the road. We get 12 days to prepare for VT on the road and then another 12 to prepare for UNC at home before getting 2 weeks to prepare for FSU; there's a break.
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Golden had a month to prepare for the bowl game.
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Prepare for a team with three 1st rounders, one at QB, and have Stephen Morris as your QB.
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Yup teams have done more with less. Duke for example. Great coaching is a great equalizer. You know like that guy at Boise St and the one at Ok St. Never will have the depth of talent Miami has but never complains and make excuses. Just win games. Beware of the ones who makes excuses.
 
You guys are going way to high on the completion %

3,200 yards
21 TDs
10 INTs
54% Comp.

I said it before and ill say it again, Yearby is the real deal, him and duke need to tote the rock as much as possible. As long as Kaaya mistakes(and he WILL make mistakes) are not gamebreaking and the defense sees a marginal improvement then i can see us winning 10 games
 
I think he'll be more efficient than Morris but will probably throw for less yards.

I see something like:

2700 yards
22 Td's
8 INT's

Morris went 3000-21-12
 
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3500 yards, 25+ TDs, 8-10 INTs. 60+ % completion rate. Freshman all-american
 
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CaptJackSparrow said:
demcanes26 said:
I keep hearing people using the term realistic? What is realistic when we haven't seen him play yet?
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Not expecting him to have the greatest true freshman season for any QB ever in the history of college football
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Which would be the case if most of the predictions in this thread were to come true. Sure, I'd love to see him come out and put numbers up like some are predicting, but that's not reality.
 
demcanes26 said:
I keep hearing people using the term realistic? What is realistic when we haven't seen him play yet?
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Seeing as though most freshman QB don't light it up in their first year, predicting an average-to-above average year for Kaaya is realistic. Lofty predictions often lead to disappointment. Not saying that he can't.
 
I expect 600 Yards, 4 Td's, 1 Int, and above 55% Completion%.
But, I only expect him to play 3 games until RW returns. And 2 of the games he only plays 1 half.
We'll see. If he is doing great, RW might not get a chance. The only thing is, we can't afford any ***** ups this year. I still think we get 9-10 wins in reg season.
 
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calinative umstudent said:
I expect 600 Yards, 4 Td's, 1 Int, and above 55% Completion%.
But, I only expect him to play 3 games until RW returns. And 2 of the games he only plays 1 half.
We'll see. If he is doing great, RW might not get a chance. The only thing is, we can't afford any ***** ups this year. I still think we get 9-10 wins in reg season.
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Ryan Williams is not good. When the dude first got here he could barely throw a consistent spiral.

If he was any good I think we would've seen him challenge Morris for some playing time. He's a career back up.
 
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