Sentences with phrase «much tougher schedule»

Southampton and especially ManU appear to have much tougher schedules going forward.

Not exact matches

Much of that can be attributed to their tough schedule.

I put UW down in the Big Ten's third tier of bowls and agreed it'd lost a bit too much to handle its first tough schedule in a while.

Arsenal have some long trips to make in our Europa League group this season and would obviously have liked the following Premier League fixtures and the scheduling of them to not put too much a strain on our players, but as usual we not only do not get any help, but it feels as though they are actively trying to make things as tough as possible for the Gunners.

Kansas is still sitting pretty at 8 - 1, but the second half of their schedule is much tougher than their first.

Texas at Kansas State (Saturday): Rick Barnes has the Longhorns ranked in the Top 15 and second in the Big 12, but the second half of their conference schedule is much tougher than the first.

If there's anything the 2017 season has taught us, it's not to try to be clever about schedule and opponent strength so much in advance... Honestly: who would have thought this time last year that our tough games would be vCHI and @JAX, and games like @CIN, @OAK and @GB would be easy cruising?

We have, though, been handed a nightmare schedule due to our usual rotten luck and fave tough away games after five of the six group games, leading to suggestions that Arsene Wenger needs to treat Europe as a much lower priority than the Premier League.

«But being very young, our schedule this year was much tougher than it was the previous year.

Bring snacks: I don't like too much time to go by without eating, which can be tough with my jam - packed schedule.

People just have a tough time divorcing themselves from the notion that cardio — as much as you can cram into your schedule — is the key to health and fitness.

We have much to learn from women who are in different life stages than we are, and even though it can be a little tough to find time to hang out (chances are your schedules could not be more opposite,) you will always walk away enlightened.

With the Senate vote on Roberts» nomination now scheduled for the last week of September, Supreme Court watchers have shifted their focus to President Bush's next, suddenly much tougher job: Naming someone to fill the seat Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wants to vacate.