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Message: [QUOTE="Ldandy, post: 5054112, member: 4584"] It’s an interesting schedule to try to project. Like with every season, injuries, team chemistry and momentum both good and bad will all play their part. How the team responds to these situations will be the deciding factor in how they finish. This schedule has zero guaranteed losses, which is a nice thing for a team trying to pull itself up out of the muck of a decade+ of bad seasons. The toughest opponents are maybe UMD and Cuse and neither should strike fear in anybody’s heart. After Merrimack, the rest of the schedule looks like a bunch of coin flips. It’s crazy how razor thin the margins for winning and losing are for UConn. There’s no we played like * * * but still got the win. Every game is a struggle. If the team can stay relatively healthy at key positions, and they can get some production at QB. 6-6 or 7-5 could be on the table. If they suffer key losses and/or the QBs struggle mightily then 4-8 or 5-7 are more realistic. I’m going to skew positive and go 6-6. [/QUOTE]