http://www.sbnation.com/college-football...ule-roster

quick summary from in depth article:

"There were second-year surges last year....Is there potential for a similar rise at UConn? Probably not. ..... that's too big a leap to count on, especially considering how bad the offense has been for going on five years now..... The odds are much better than UConn improves to around 100th, and while that's something you can build off of, it won't result in many 2015 wins, not with only four opponents who ranked worse than 73rd last year.

I like Diaco, and I think he could still get UConn back to a bowl-level team, but this is a multi-year rebuilding project."

(04-22-2015 01:29 PM)pesik Wrote:  http://www.sbnation.com/college-football...ule-roster

quick summary from in depth article:

"There were second-year surges last year....Is there potential for a similar rise at UConn? Probably not. ..... that's too big a leap to count on, especially considering how bad the offense has been for going on five years now..... The odds are much better than UConn improves to around 100th, and while that's something you can build off of, it won't result in many 2015 wins, not with only four opponents who ranked worse than 73rd last year.

I like Diaco, and I think he could still get UConn back to a bowl-level team, but this is a multi-year rebuilding project."

Didn't read the article yet, but based on the summary I'd say that is pretty fair. Sheriffs showed some promise at QB during the Spring Game. So there is some hope for now.

I am hoping to win the games we are supposed to, be competitive against teams we are supposed to, and show signs of improvement all year. Whether that amounts to 3 wins so be it because like the author wrote this is a multi-year rebuilding project.