38-17 ucla. game is closer than the score, somehow.
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Official CU vs. UCLA prediction thread
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I'm sincerely hoping for a Fresno State type beatdown in reverse with the game over in the 1st quarter because we score 28 or 35 points.
UCLA 34, CU 21. We beat the spread!
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CVilleBuff
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Neg repped him for pos repping you.
You're like my mother. Thank you.
CVilleBuff
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Maybe. but I'm probably more like your daughter, albeit you would have been a really young mom.
I was slutty and indiscriminate. I don't know who your father is.
CVilleBuff
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As long as it's not BS, huskermark or DBT, we're cool.
I'm pretty sure it's Sockdolager. I get all giddy with the bbq.
CVilleBuff
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I can deal.
You know some say BS and bigbang have a son posting on this site..
I think that's Orr.
CVilleBuff
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I suppose, I was thinking AZ and his iguana = Orr. But you're probably right.
Either way, somebody ****ed a lizard.
fervorfactor
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Hard fought game, I hope. UCLA by ten.
Idot Buff
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Did he also send you a friend request?
UCLA – 45
CU - 20
I have been waiting for 6 years to watch an offensive coordinator build on successful plays, and add new wrinkles to the offensive game plan that keeps defenses off guard. During the haLkins years, the Buffs would come out and do something new in the first 1/3 of the game. We would see something new, and many times the Buffs would have an early game lead do to the new looks/plays. I would then wait for the next phase of attack to kick in. The opposing D was off balance and not sure what to expect. So how would we capitalize on this advantage? Inevitably we would just go back and do what we had been doing, we would lose momentum and most of the times give away the game. Now we are on to new coaches, and I have the same question: what is the next phase of attack? The first 3 games the play calling was awful, and helped add 2 losses that should have been victories. In the last game we saw some new plays succeed. We saw WR quick slants, TE’s in the seams in the middle, bubble screens, and a few other hitches in the play calling. The Bruins have had a week to incorporate these plays into their game plan, so I want to see what is next for the offense. Can we incorporate some double moves (most likely from Thomas since he is the fastest)? Can we add quick hit passes to the TE’s off play action? Can we fake bubble screens and do delayed hand-offs? I am always an optimist, but in the last 6 years there are 0 examples of this occurring.
CU - 20
I have been waiting for 6 years to watch an offensive coordinator build on successful plays, and add new wrinkles to the offensive game plan that keeps defenses off guard. During the haLkins years, the Buffs would come out and do something new in the first 1/3 of the game. We would see something new, and many times the Buffs would have an early game lead do to the new looks/plays. I would then wait for the next phase of attack to kick in. The opposing D was off balance and not sure what to expect. So how would we capitalize on this advantage? Inevitably we would just go back and do what we had been doing, we would lose momentum and most of the times give away the game. Now we are on to new coaches, and I have the same question: what is the next phase of attack? The first 3 games the play calling was awful, and helped add 2 losses that should have been victories. In the last game we saw some new plays succeed. We saw WR quick slants, TE’s in the seams in the middle, bubble screens, and a few other hitches in the play calling. The Bruins have had a week to incorporate these plays into their game plan, so I want to see what is next for the offense. Can we incorporate some double moves (most likely from Thomas since he is the fastest)? Can we add quick hit passes to the TE’s off play action? Can we fake bubble screens and do delayed hand-offs? I am always an optimist, but in the last 6 years there are 0 examples of this occurring.
CVilleBuff
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Didn't you say like the exact same thing abut Wazzu? :thumbsup:
CVilleBuff
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UCLA 37 Buffs 24