No.If there is a week we need to do well, this is it. If we can pull a miracle and beat Maryland, it will go a long way toward our B12 membership.
I remember when we talked about the game against Louisville being the play in game for the ACC. I'm not sure that winning changes anything, but I am confident that losing would be used as a justification by those people who oppose are moving to the big 12.If there is a week we need to do well, this is it. If we can pull a miracle and beat Maryland, it will go a long way toward our B12 membership.
Maybe a 9-3 year or something and multiple years of success could mean something, but a win over a low end Big Ten team wouldn’t be itIf there is a week we need to do well, this is it. If we can pull a miracle and beat Maryland, it will go a long way toward our B12 membership.
Maybe not, but it can't hurt. Maryland was 8-5 last year, so they are not exactly low-end either. It is still Ohio ST and Michigan conference until another program like Oregon can take it from them.Maybe a 9-3 year or something and multiple years of success could mean something, but a win over a low end Big Ten team wouldn’t be it
A win over a B1G team does not have to be against OSU.Maybe a 9-3 year or something and multiple years of success could mean something, but a win over a low end Big Ten team wouldn’t be it
Agree with all of that. Of course, if we were to win, the narrative wouldn't be about how we are showing that we're P4 ready, the narrative would be that Maryland stinks this year.A win over a B1G team does not have to be against OSU.
”great moments are born from great opportunity”
this is an opportunity to make a mini statement and shut some people up for at least a week. And I would say that should we somehow steal this one, it will lead to a solid year.
3 straight bowl wins, victories over VT, WVU, UVA, NCS and Auburn out of conference and currently the #23 ranked recruit class. Also, led OSU in the 2nd half and had Michigan on the ropes. We are not top tier in Big but certainly in the top 40-45% of BIG. I think what will be most notable will be our size and depth of the trenches. Locks spent 5 years building.Maybe a 9-3 year or something and multiple years of success could mean something, but a win over a low end Big Ten team wouldn’t be it
Maryland is a tough first game. Look at last years schedule and results. They played tough against OSU Michigan Illinois and others. Maryland is a really good program, that staff has built it and I would think they capable replacement players. We will have our hands full but I will be a UConn fan and hope for the best. Keep it close and we'll see how it goes.3 straight bowl wins, victories over VT, WVU, UVA, NCS and Auburn out of conference and currently the #23 ranked recruit class. Also, led OSU in the 2nd half and had Michigan on the ropes. We are not top tier in Big but certainly in the top 40-45% of BIG. I think what will be most notable will be our size and depth of the trenches. Locks spent 5 years building.
True, but that would only last until Maryland wins the B1G championship game with their only loss prior to the BCS playoffs being the opening game against usAgree with all of that. Of course, if we were to win, the narrative wouldn't be about how we are showing that we're P4 ready, the narrative would be that Maryland stinks this year.
Then they just would refer to it as the "inexplicable Connecticut loss."True, but that would only last until Maryland wins the B1G championship game with their only loss prior to the BCS playoffs being the opening game against us
Do we still get the win?Then they just would refer to it as the "inexplicable Connecticut loss."