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What would be the best season for Weber St?
- Thread starter CKS007
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I agree that making the playoffs would be a good goal. After the Washington game, the next four are pivotal if they want a good chance to do that.
Of course, if they made the switch at QB sooner last year like in 2nd half of Montana Stage game, they probably would have had made it last year. Always razor thin margins in the Big Sky. The unforced fumble in the UC Davis game might have been the difference. With more experience, Munoz might not have made that error.
Oh well, many improvements needed to get back to where the program used to be, but still good enough to challenge for a postseason spot. Interested to see how it goes.
Of course, if they made the switch at QB sooner last year like in 2nd half of Montana Stage game, they probably would have had made it last year. Always razor thin margins in the Big Sky. The unforced fumble in the UC Davis game might have been the difference. With more experience, Munoz might not have made that error.
Oh well, many improvements needed to get back to where the program used to be, but still good enough to challenge for a postseason spot. Interested to see how it goes.
