That secondary has been struggling the past several years, too. Got to assume this one hurts.
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2018 Offseason News: Pac-12 & CU Opponents
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That secondary has been struggling the past several years, too. Got to assume this one hurts.
Also looks like UCLA is no where near settled on a starting QB.
SerenityBuff
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Not good.
DrunkRalphie
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I remember CU recruited him hard.
rscmac
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chitownbuff
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I also saw yesterday that the dude Bubba beat out for the job was granted his release to transfer 
SerenityBuff
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Ouch.
Looking at Cal and Oregon St. Things change quickly in the Pac-12.
Oregon State has a top 20 offense (yards) and averages 38 pts/game. Their defense is atrocious, but their offense is going to keep them in most games, IMO.
Which is weird. Last year their offense was poor in efficiency, and non-existent in big plays.
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He's great at designing an offense - other than protection schemes. It was always his ability to adjust in-game and his lack of rhythm to his play calling that was always the question.
Given the hype the SEC gets, that is a really interesting statistic for them. The rest being 3-4 games within .500 ATS is what should be expected.