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cscougThe last two years of BYU's lack of success have kind of made me loose my blue-goggle outlook. I think this year, about the best I can hope for is 8-9 wins at most, including the bowl game. This is a bit disappointing because I have always been one that wants to beef up the football schedule and play more nationally recognized programs. If I hadn't just experienced two years of Riley Nelson and offensive futility, in spite of a season of the best defensive football in BYU's history, I would be ecstatic to have a year where I get to see BYU play Virginia, Texas, Utah, Boise St, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin, and Notre Dame. Even Utah St, Houston, Nevada, and Middle Tennessee add to a quality, national schedule. This is the most exciting schedule I've ever had to anticipate! Yet, the last two years have really burned my optimism.
So what I really want is for Tayson Hill to exceed my expectations, have him work behind an efficient, cohesive, and physical offensive line, see a balanced and powerful running and aerial offensive attack, watch a swarming defensive corps with unyielding effort, and witness a special teams unit that can get the job done. I want a BYU team that shows they can handle a schedule like this. I want an 11-1 or 12-0 BYU team that goes to a BCS bowl and wins.
In short, I want BYU success--a lot of it. Is that too much to ask for?
Maybe it will all start next weekend...
So what I really want is for Tayson Hill to exceed my expectations, have him work behind an efficient, cohesive, and physical offensive line, see a balanced and powerful running and aerial offensive attack, watch a swarming defensive corps with unyielding effort, and witness a special teams unit that can get the job done. I want a BYU team that shows they can handle a schedule like this. I want an 11-1 or 12-0 BYU team that goes to a BCS bowl and wins.
In short, I want BYU success--a lot of it. Is that too much to ask for?
Maybe it will all start next weekend...

