I don't mean to call you out specifically, because I've seen this on a couple other predictions but: How do you predict 10-2, put 2 losses in the loss category, and then say that all but three of the rest of our games are "toss ups"? Doesn't toss up mean roughly fifty-fifty chance of winning or losing? If so, 10-2 has us as the luckiest team in the country.
tried to qualify with the parenthetical...I see Stanford as a loss on paper...
So that's my loser.
I predicted who else we could lose to in order to get to the two losses...for fun. But it could be any of the teams in toss-up.
I think the "wins" go in because I expect us to win no matter how catastrophic the injury list, or other circumstances...
I think toss-ups go there because yes, some are 50/50...but really its a bin for those teams that could beat you with bad officiating, injuries, or flat play. Inside there, sure there is a ranking...I'm too lazy to do it. But now that you called me out (;.
ASU, OU, USC, Michigan=BYU, Michigan State, Pitt
Real toss-ups ASU/OU the rest we should win...
SO, in the real toss-up = 50-50 scenario it looks like this
Record 10-2
Wins: Temple, Michigan, Purdue, Michigan State, USC, Air Force, Navy, Pitt, BYU
Losses: Stanford
Toss Ups: ASU/OU
Upset Loss: BYU
Upset Win: Stanford if we lose to BYU
Offensive MVP: Amir Carlisle
Defensive MVP: Sheldon Day
Biggest Surprise Player: Daniel Smith
Bowl Game: ORANGE
Best Tailgating Beer: New Castle
Inanimate object most likely to meet its demise: all items within reach are in jeopardy (my wife turns my den into a "clean room" on game day...hehehehe)
I'm happy to do it that way...