How will the 2019 offense compare to previous ones as far as talent and experience? We can use 247 ratings and years of experience to compare. We can also decide whether the player is underrated or overrated relative to his 247 rating. Here is what it comes out to for the offense over the past

Below is a screenshot of my projection. This is a rough project, so don’t hold me to it. Overall it comes out to 13 blue chip recruits and an average of 90.80 which, going by 2018 would put us at #11 and going by 2019 would put us at 9th. The 2019 class was #15,

Back in the summer of 2016 we noted the similarities between Clemson and Washington. The two programs were strong regionally with each having a major national title. The two had similar histories and Chris Petersen and Dabo Swinney then were the two best coaches without a national championship. According to the data, UW is about

These are the top 10 most significant plays in pushing UW to the Rose Bowl. Let’s start with #10. #10: Against Arizona State. 3rd and 4 from the ASU 5. 4th quarter 11 minutes left. 20-13 score. Browning finds Cade Otton for what proved to be the game winning score. #9: Browning found Ty Jones

Here are two charts.. The first is UW’s rank based on quality. It’s based on the average ranking of each recruit in the class (points / # of recruits) rather than the points approach (number of recruits x points).  UW is currently #14 (if we exclude the kicker).  Next we have the number of blue

The husky offense looks to have a higher floor than last season but is struggling to put up points. What’s going on? Let’s look at a host of statistics. First, let’s look at explosive plays. These are per conference game figures starting with 2016, 2017 and 2018 in bold. +10 yard runs- 7.3, 6.9, 5.0