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  • 46XiJCAB
    46XiJCAB Member Posts: 20,967
    Well played by Fats. No one really wanted him. Except a desperate school.
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  • FireTheJanitor
    FireTheJanitor Member Posts: 1,483
    46XiJCAB said:

    Well played by Fats. No one really wanted him. Except a desperate school.

    Low energy. 🪫
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  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800
    At least we know his user name on classyfans.com now.
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  • thechatch
    thechatch Member Posts: 7,488 Standard Supporter
    I actually think Deboer is a great GameDay coach and, like Pete, he knows how to build culture, which might be the most important trait for the guy behind the big desk. He recruits like shit, but will be able to mitigate that through the portal and find the guys that fit his program and remain competitive. Expect him to hover between 8 and 11 wins on an annual basis. The lower end in years where he doesn’t have a playmaker at QB to spread the ball around. He might even take UW to a CCG before he leaves, and leave he will, as he’ll grow to loathe upper campus like many of you do. He’s obviously exceeded my 8 win ceiling for year 1, so I’ve got to give him credit.

    At the end of the day, he went into Eugene and found a way to win, and, to any Husky fan born after 1980, that is all that matters, as the tee shirt says.

    I sincerely hope this helps.
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  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800
    edited November 2022
    thechatch said:

    I actually think Deboer is a great GameDay coach and, like Pete, he knows how to build culture, which might be the most important trait for the guy behind the big desk. He recruits like shit, but will be able to mitigate that through the portal and find the guys that fit his program and remain competitive. Expect him to hover between 8 and 11 wins on an annual basis. The lower end in years where he doesn’t have a playmaker at QB to spread the ball around. He might even take UW to a CCG before he leaves, and leave he will, as he’ll grow to loathe upper campus like many of you do. He’s obviously exceeded my 8 win ceiling for year 1, so I’ve got to give him credit.

    At the end of the day, he went into Eugene and found a way to win, and, to any Husky fan born after 1980, that is all that matters, as the tee shirt says.

    I sincerely hope this helps.

    We’ve already called him Jonathan Smith with better players.

    Apparently we’re supposed to be terrified by this.
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  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 115,556 Founders Club
    MikeSeaver said:

    thechatch said:

    I actually think Deboer is a great GameDay coach and, like Pete, he knows how to build culture, which might be the most important trait for the guy behind the big desk. He recruits like shit, but will be able to mitigate that through the portal and find the guys that fit his program and remain competitive. Expect him to hover between 8 and 11 wins on an annual basis. The lower end in years where he doesn’t have a playmaker at QB to spread the ball around. He might even take UW to a CCG before he leaves, and leave he will, as he’ll grow to loathe upper campus like many of you do. He’s obviously exceeded my 8 win ceiling for year 1, so I’ve got to give him credit.

    At the end of the day, he went into Eugene and found a way to win, and, to any Husky fan born after 1980, that is all that matters, as the tee shirt says.

    I sincerely hope this helps.

    We’ve already covered that he’s Jonathan Smith with better players.
    He's won championships. Lots

    Still shattered

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  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800
    edited November 2022
    RaceBannon said:

    MikeSeaver said:

    thechatch said:

    I actually think Deboer is a great GameDay coach and, like Pete, he knows how to build culture, which might be the most important trait for the guy behind the big desk. He recruits like shit, but will be able to mitigate that through the portal and find the guys that fit his program and remain competitive. Expect him to hover between 8 and 11 wins on an annual basis. The lower end in years where he doesn’t have a playmaker at QB to spread the ball around. He might even take UW to a CCG before he leaves, and leave he will, as he’ll grow to loathe upper campus like many of you do. He’s obviously exceeded my 8 win ceiling for year 1, so I’ve got to give him credit.

    At the end of the day, he went into Eugene and found a way to win, and, to any Husky fan born after 1980, that is all that matters, as the tee shirt says.

    I sincerely hope this helps.

    We’ve already covered that he’s Jonathan Smith with better players.
    He's won championships. Lots

    Still shattered

    Still pressing.

    We’re not shattered by one loss because all of you are by 17 or 18 of them.

    You’re revealing your own torment.
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  • backthepack
    backthepack Member Posts: 19,942
    MikeSeaver said:

    thechatch said:

    I actually think Deboer is a great GameDay coach and, like Pete, he knows how to build culture, which might be the most important trait for the guy behind the big desk. He recruits like shit, but will be able to mitigate that through the portal and find the guys that fit his program and remain competitive. Expect him to hover between 8 and 11 wins on an annual basis. The lower end in years where he doesn’t have a playmaker at QB to spread the ball around. He might even take UW to a CCG before he leaves, and leave he will, as he’ll grow to loathe upper campus like many of you do. He’s obviously exceeded my 8 win ceiling for year 1, so I’ve got to give him credit.

    At the end of the day, he went into Eugene and found a way to win, and, to any Husky fan born after 1980, that is all that matters, as the tee shirt says.

    I sincerely hope this helps.

    We’ve already called him Jonathan Smith with better players.

    Apparently we’re supposed to be terrified by this.
    Dan Lanning is Sark with better players.
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  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800
    edited November 2022
    backthepack said:

    MikeSeaver said:

    thechatch said:

    I actually think Deboer is a great GameDay coach and, like Pete, he knows how to build culture, which might be the most important trait for the guy behind the big desk. He recruits like shit, but will be able to mitigate that through the portal and find the guys that fit his program and remain competitive. Expect him to hover between 8 and 11 wins on an annual basis. The lower end in years where he doesn’t have a playmaker at QB to spread the ball around. He might even take UW to a CCG before he leaves, and leave he will, as he’ll grow to loathe upper campus like many of you do. He’s obviously exceeded my 8 win ceiling for year 1, so I’ve got to give him credit.

    At the end of the day, he went into Eugene and found a way to win, and, to any Husky fan born after 1980, that is all that matters, as the tee shirt says.

    I sincerely hope this helps.

    We’ve already called him Jonathan Smith with better players.

    Apparently we’re supposed to be terrified by this.
    Dan Lanning is Sark with better players.
    Very original.

    Sarkisian literally has better players at Texas.

    Do you go to UO?
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  • thechatch
    thechatch Member Posts: 7,488 Standard Supporter
    backthepack said:

    MikeSeaver said:

    thechatch said:

    I actually think Deboer is a great GameDay coach and, like Pete, he knows how to build culture, which might be the most important trait for the guy behind the big desk. He recruits like shit, but will be able to mitigate that through the portal and find the guys that fit his program and remain competitive. Expect him to hover between 8 and 11 wins on an annual basis. The lower end in years where he doesn’t have a playmaker at QB to spread the ball around. He might even take UW to a CCG before he leaves, and leave he will, as he’ll grow to loathe upper campus like many of you do. He’s obviously exceeded my 8 win ceiling for year 1, so I’ve got to give him credit.

    At the end of the day, he went into Eugene and found a way to win, and, to any Husky fan born after 1980, that is all that matters, as the tee shirt says.

    I sincerely hope this helps.

    We’ve already called him Jonathan Smith with better players.

    Apparently we’re supposed to be terrified by this.
    Dan Lanning is Sark with better players.
    Try again.
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