I personally think that with a amazing quarterback returning in his junior year, with great players in the defensive side, and with an offense who are improving, BYU Football has a good chance to win at least 10 this next season.
Here are some highlight excerpts from the article.
Bronco Mendenhall enters his 10th season as the BYU head coach and his fourth as the head coach of an independent program. Scheduling has been more difficult for the Cougars since leaving the Mountain West both in terms of ironing out opponents and the play on the field.
It has led to 10 losses in the last two seasons after five years with at least 10 wins between 2006-11. The 2014 slate isn’t nearly as daunting as the last few seasons for BYU and, with a star returning under center, there are lots of reasons for optimism in Provo.
This offense went from 60th nationally in 2012 to 14th a year ago with Taysom Hill running the show. He gradually improved his efficiency as a passer over the course of the season and enters his junior season with Heisman potential and a schedule that should allow for big numbers offensively.
A return to double-digit wins isn’t unreasonable should things fall right for Mendenhall, Hill and the Cougars.
And then, the article goes into detail about the games and opponents of the season that BYU will face.
It concludes with this...
Final Verdict
The schedule isn’t all that daunting for BYU. Will Texas be clicking on all cylinders with a chance at revenge at home? Likely. But other than the trip to Austin, every other game is extremely winnable. Should Hill continue to develop as a passer, his dual-threat ability could be virtually impossible to stop by most of the Cougars' opponents. Mendenhall’s squad should be in every game it plays this year and may have an outside shot at earning a College Football Playoff berth. - See more at: http://athlonsports.com/college-football/byu-football-2014-schedule-analysis#sthash.2rLvBs2J.dpuf
To read more, go to this link: http://athlonsports.com/college-football/byu-football-2014-schedule-analysisThe schedule isn’t all that daunting for BYU. Will Texas be clicking on all cylinders with a chance at revenge at home? Likely. But other than the trip to Austin, every other game is extremely winnable. Should Hill continue to develop as a passer, his dual-threat ability could be virtually impossible to stop by most of the Cougars' opponents. Mendenhall’s squad should be in every game it plays this year and may have an outside shot at earning a College Football Playoff berth. - See more at: http://athlonsports.com/college-football/byu-football-2014-schedule-analysis#sthash.2rLvBs2J.dpuf
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