So how does everyone rank the toughest road trips in the league this year? Here's mine:
1. Arizona
(big gap)
2. Mountain
(decent, but not huge, gap)
3. Bay
(very small gap)
4. Oregon
(virtually no gap)
5. LA
(enormous gap)
6. Washington
So how does everyone rank the toughest road trips in the league this year? Here's mine:
1. Arizona
(big gap)
2. Mountain
(decent, but not huge, gap)
3. Bay
(very small gap)
4. Oregon
(virtually no gap)
5. LA
(enormous gap)
6. Washington
The thing about those rankings is this: How good is UCLA? How bad is USC? How good is Washington? WSU looks terrible. Maybe the Bay area, overall, is last?Originally Posted by Scratch
Washington's not good. They probably belong in the bottom tier with WSU, USC, and OSU. I'd be shocked if they're as good as either Bay team, and I bet Romar is unemployed after this year.
Washington looked bad in the non-conference season, but they upset ASU in Tempe and gave the Wildcats a scare in Tucson. On any given night . . . .
I'll be happy with a 1-point win over the Huskies in Seattle on Wednesday night.
I agree Romar is deficient, but they'll never fire Romar. Never. Unless there's a scandal, he'll be there till he quits.
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