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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doneagain" data-source="post: 131090670" data-attributes="member: 1396145">I said 5-7 this year, with an optimistic shot at 8. With a win over TCU I would be within my mark. With a lucky break here or there against Baylor and Ok State, it could have been the higher end of the mark, but it didn’t go that way.Next year I say possible wins (which include metrics such as location of game, returning starters and performances this year) could be:- Florida State (they have talent, coaching will determine this one)- Eastern Kentucky (mortal lock for the win)- Maryland (in Morgantown, Maryland is not good)- Kansas State (in Morgantown, should make it 5 in a row but a tough out nonetheless)- Texas Tech (Everything that could have gone wrong in the first half this year did, WVU has overall better talent, this game will be circled by WVU)- TCU (tough call on this one until I see them play this year, but I give the edge to WVU in Morgantown)- Kansas (in Morgantown... even their basketball team struggles in Morgantown... it’s Kansas)- Baylor ( don’t think we will see a repeat performance of this years version of Baylor next season, in Morgantown could make the difference, and this game too will be circled)- Iowa State (I don’t believe Campbell will be in Ames next season, and eventually ISU is gonna be ISU)Texas, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State are always gonna have enough talent to beat you, so those are games I think are winnable in a given year, Oklahoma more-so than usual next year because they don’t have a set QB yet, but they are still Oklahoma... and Texas and Oklahoma State.It could all blow up in my face, but I do believe there will be improvement in the win/loss column next year.I will say 7-9 wins, give or take a bowl game.</blockquote>

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