And gets to play in the bowl game. One of my favorite players.
Hope Himon is okay
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If Himon and Komo both play in the bowl game we can beat anybody.
There are five data points this season that would contradict this statement?
That said, I do think we should win our bowl game for three reasons:
1) We are playing another 6 win team. Our opponent will likely not be very good, either.
2) We are likely to have fewer sit-outs than our opponent as our draft prospects are slim and we have less transfer turnover than other schools.
3) In general I think many programs don’t really put a lot into bowl wins. Unless it’s a marquee bowl game, most schools mail it in. The Cats are always try hards in these games.
Nonsense post. What are the 5 data points that contradict my statement. You list nothing but the 3 reasons we should win!
So, not that we’re actually as good or better than the team we’re playing but because we take bowl games more seriously than other teams and our opponent isn’t very good(like us) and we will also have less players sitting out because the opponent will have more NFL guys(even though they’re not very good). Got it.
We lost five games. Counterpoint to “we can beat anyone with those two healthy” I’m throwing out the Illinois game since we had neither guy.
Those aren’t the only three reasons. But they are three reasons for optimism in our bowl game this year.
And I didn’t say our opponent would be loaded with NFL draft picks. Just that we’d have less sitouts due to BOTH our lack of NFL prospects AND our typically low transfer turnover. We retain higher than the average. Usually guys who are transferring leave before the bowl game.
Uh, no. I was talking about the bowl game, where we will not be playing the Michigans and Oregons of the world. In terms of our bowl game, we can beat anyone if Himon and Komo are healthy. Do you disagree?
Doesn’t sound like Joe is ok. He posted something on X about banning the hip drop tackle. Reading between the lines that sounds serious.
Depends on who we play. Last I had checked we have lost 6 games and as Catmando suggests 5 were with the two RBs
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Actually there are 6 as we have lost 6 games (or 5 because as Catmando suggests only 5 were with the two RBs)
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Of course it depends on who we play. All I said is if both Komo and Himon play we CAN beat anybody. If neither or only one of them plays, it will be tough to win. It will also be tough to win if we turn it over 5 times, regardless of which running backs are available to play.
You said " If both Komo and Himon play we can beat anybody" That does not sound like you intended it to be conditional depending on who we play.
You need to polish up your reading skills. If both Himon and Komo play we CAN beat anybody as evidenced by the Michigan and Penn State games. However, the tougher the opponent, the odds are less likely that we will win. We might win and we might not depending on other factors like turnovers, allowing explosion plays, poor special teams play etc. You know this as well as I do. My point is that if both Komo and Himon play, we CAN beat anybody, but if neither can play the likelihood of a loss goes way up.
