if we stay healthy, I'm right here.Just about the same as last year, 19 regular season wins. Losses to Dayton and one more in Charleston. Lose 1 of the 2 between Wyoming and CSU. Lose @KU, Lose @Zona, lose @home to UCLA, lose @UW, split at home against Stanford and CAL, lose @Oregon, lose to Zona @home, split again with Stanford/CAL away.
19-11
beat KU on a last second 3 point shot for the upset. Win by 1.
really hoping to go to the Kansas game this year. Not sure how that's gonna happen though.The gayhawks have always had our number. Even in the Chauncey years. Boyle took them to OT in Boulder his first year here. That's as close as we've gotten in a long, long time.
The gayhawks have always had our number. Even in the Chauncey years. Boyle took them to OT in Boulder his first year here. That's as close as we've gotten in a long, long time.
IIRC, the OT game was Bzdelik's last year here and then Boyle's first year we kept it extremely close but lost in regulation by 4. We also had a strange game in Lawrence in '08-'09 where we were down by a million points in the first half and somehow clawed back and tied it with just a minute or so to go before losing.
I agree with pretty much all of this except I think we'll pick up 2 wins in the classic and we'll win at Wyoming. I also don't see us losing to the lammies at home. We only lost to them by one in their house last year and we missed 16 FTs. The game also starts at 8:30 which ensures the student section is going to be properly intoxicated, along with the rest of the Keg.I'll say 19-20 before the conference tournament
Win the opener, I'll go with 1 win in the Classic
Lose at Wyoming, Kansas, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Stanford, and Cal
Lose home against UCLA (if they're all playing), then two of CSU/Stanford/Cal/Oregon/Arizona
That leaves 15 guaranteed wins, and then 3 of those big home game wins for 18.
We probably lose one that I'm guaranteeing as a win (17) and then win 2-3 that I'm predicting as losses for 19-20.