Ohio Bobcats Season Prediction, What Will Happen
Seriously, just how much of an outlier was 2021?
With all the success and all the consistency this program showed for so many years, this couldn’t all just go down the drain because Frank Solich decided to do something else.
There’s still a good starting 22 here, and there are still the right expectations to be good enough to be in the mix for big things in the MAC.
However, there wasn’t enough done through the transfer portal, the depth is a bit concerning, and the schedule isn’t all that bad.
Set The Ohio Bobcats Regular Season Win Total At … 6
There are too many good players on this year’s team to have a second straight clunker, but can the lines be better? Can the defense show up? Can the offense start to take over games with the ground attack like it used to?
The Bobcats are going to be better.
They should be able to get by Buffalo, Bowling Green, and Fordham at home. Right there that matches last year’s win total, and then throw in a likely win at Akron, a lean-win home date with Florida Atlantic, and enough 50/50 games against teams like Kent State and Ball State and Miami University to get to at least six wins.
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