"Winning Cures Everything"

[Nostical]

This is a cool podcast. The host, Gary Segars, is self described as a College Football non-expert who "breaks down the latest football news with his own analysis, absurd investigative message boarding, and off the wall humor. Game previews, gambling spread picks, rapid reactions, and the good, bad, and ugly from the football world, along with some personal stories".

He also analyzes every college football team's upcoming season! Every one. It's where I went to find out about the 2022 version of Utah State but also found he'd done a review of UConn. Like you'd expect, some of the names are mispronounced and the transcribing can be off--but it's enjoyable and gives you a perspective you wouldn't necessarily get from someone more connected to the team.

Here are the seasonal previews of Utah St and UConn. Enjoy them (or not--lol)
UConn Huskies 2022 Football Predictions & Preview

 

[weyuo]

Sounds like the key to beating Utah St is putting a lot of pressure on that QB cause they want to "Gun" then "Run". And.... UConn needs to dominate time of possession. RB's get ready!! You have to take into consideration the altitude and that may be the backbreaker for the Huskies come the fourth quarter.

 

[RSTuthill]

Sounds like the key to beating Utah St is putting a lot of pressure on that QB cause they want to "Gun" then "Run". And.... UConn needs to dominate time of possession. RB's get ready!! You have to take into consideration the altitude and that may be the backbreaker for the Huskies come the fourth quarter.

They will have oxygen on the sideline.

 

[ZooCougar]

They will have oxygen on the sideline.

Did he say something about the altitude? It’s not like they are in Denver.

 

[ZooCougar]

Mmmm not bad.

 

[Dizzy21]

Did he say something about the altitude? It’s not like they are in Denver.

Pretty close, Stadium is 4,710 and Denver is 5,280

 

[Palatine]

The UConn football practice field is around 650 feet above sea level. So that makes the different in altitude closer to 4,000 feet.