[washingtonismoney]

I tend not to love that argument. It can always get worse, and improvement is not assured. That said, the worst Stanford team in modern decades was 2006, which was Sagarin #104, and right now we are exactly Sagarin #104. In all likelihood we will improve going forward. But I do think it’s an open question how much. We’ll see, just glad we can have some hope of a better future, which I don’t think has really been the case for us for about a half decade.

The offense is pretty much bound to improve. Take the so-sad-so-close loss tonight. Top four receivers are underclassmen. QB's young. It's probably gonna be a good offense, just need to find a decent running game somewhere. The defense...I dunno.

[washingtonismoney]

I tend not to love that argument. It can always get worse, and improvement is not assured. That said, the worst Stanford team in modern decades was 2006, which was Sagarin #104, and right now we are exactly Sagarin #104. In all likelihood we will improve going forward. But I do think it’s an open question how much. We’ll see, just glad we can have some hope of a better future, which I don’t think has really been the case for us for about a half decade.

The offense is pretty much bound to improve. Take the so-sad-so-close loss tonight. Top four receivers are underclassmen. QB's young. It's probably gonna be a good offense, just need to find a decent running game somewhere. The defense...I dunno.