Sark or Lambo: who was worse?
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One of the worst Lambo loss I can remember was Oregon in 97. It didn't cost a Rose Bowl, but it was certainly pathetic.Gladstone said:What was Sark's best win and worst loss? Lambos?
Sark I'd say '09 USC as best win, although in hindsight that USC team was bad by Carroll standards...it was a huge earth shattering event at the time. The Willingham era was definitely over. I think that early success got to Sark's head though, he thought he already figured it out and didn't prepare and put in the requisite work ethic needed to win at this level.
Lambo's best win is obvious. Loss....hmmm, the ND one didn't cost a RB but was pretty fucking stupid. -
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Sark wasn't an F. More like an unremarkable C-
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The worst loss was the game in 1994 that started college football history.Gladstone said:Is it worse to inherit greatness and plummet into average or to inherit dogshit and crawl onto a plateau of mediocrity?
Who had the best win? Probably Lambo's whammy in Miami.
Who had the worst loss? I say 2012 Apple Cup. Amazingly there were still legions and legions of doogs frothing at the mouth defending Sark after that one.
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That's not even in Lambo's top 2 worst losses to Oregon you newbie fucktard.RoadDawg55 said:
One of the worst Lambo loss I can remember was Oregon in 97. It didn't cost a Rose Bowl, but it was certainly pathetic.Gladstone said:What was Sark's best win and worst loss? Lambos?
Sark I'd say '09 USC as best win, although in hindsight that USC team was bad by Carroll standards...it was a huge earth shattering event at the time. The Willingham era was definitely over. I think that early success got to Sark's head though, he thought he already figured it out and didn't prepare and put in the requisite work ethic needed to win at this level.
Lambo's best win is obvious. Loss....hmmm, the ND one didn't cost a RB but was pretty fucking stupid.
Perhaps Doogbored is more your speed.
He also got blown the fuck out to a shitty Stanford team in 1994. Go ahead and celebrate your 7-6 Holiday Bowl season though with your bark for sark shirt fuckhead. -
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He didn't call it the worst one he could remember, he called it "one of the worst Lambo losses I can remember". SOYNTLTD.He_Needs_More_Time said:
That's not even in Lambo's top 2 worst losses to Oregon you newbie fucktard.RoadDawg55 said:
One of the worst Lambo loss I can remember was Oregon in 97. It didn't cost a Rose Bowl, but it was certainly pathetic.Gladstone said:What was Sark's best win and worst loss? Lambos?
Sark I'd say '09 USC as best win, although in hindsight that USC team was bad by Carroll standards...it was a huge earth shattering event at the time. The Willingham era was definitely over. I think that early success got to Sark's head though, he thought he already figured it out and didn't prepare and put in the requisite work ethic needed to win at this level.
Lambo's best win is obvious. Loss....hmmm, the ND one didn't cost a RB but was pretty fucking stupid.
Perhaps Doogbored is more your speed.
He also got blown the fuck out to a shitty Stanford team in 1994. Go ahead and celebrate your 7-6 Holiday Bowl season though with your bark for sark shirt fuckhead.
And since 97 was probably Lambo's most talented team and the game was at home, it's definitely worthy of recognition as a fucking awful loss. I'd say there's a decent argument for it as one of the worst two losses to UO, along with 95 (with 94 obviously the worst).
When it comes to bad Lambo losses, the answer is always abundance. -
What an awful choice. Lambo would probably plunger Sark though.
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The memory that will always stick in my mind of Lambright was getting plungered by Air Force in his last game, and promptly door assed out after. I'm too young to remember his early years. I'd still take him over Sark. He left Rick some great linemen, unlike Sark who neglected the position.
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Well, your memory sucks. He was door-assed-out the day he left Seattle for Honolulu and was tipped off by a big booster Babs was recruiting for donations so she could afford to pay her American gigolo a cool $Million. Lambright told his assistants on the plane before they landed to enjoy their vacation... and they did.PurpleJ said:The memory that will always stick in my mind of Lambright was getting plungered by Air Force in his last game, and promptly door assed out after. I'm too young to remember his early years. I'd still take him over Sark. He left Rick some great linemen, unlike Sark who neglected the position.
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To be fair, I was 10 at the time.sarktastic said:
Well, your memory sucks. He was door-assed-out the day he left Seattle for Honolulu and was tipped off by a big booster Babs was recruiting for donations so she could afford to pay her American gigolo a cool $Million. Lambright told his assistants on the plane before they landed to enjoy their vacation... and they did.PurpleJ said:The memory that will always stick in my mind of Lambright was getting plungered by Air Force in his last game, and promptly door assed out after. I'm too young to remember his early years. I'd still take him over Sark. He left Rick some great linemen, unlike Sark who neglected the position.
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Why do you hate James atoe ?PurpleJ said:The memory that will always stick in my mind of Lambright was getting plungered by Air Force in his last game, and promptly door assed out after. I'm too young to remember his early years. I'd still take him over Sark. He left Rick some great linemen, unlike Sark who neglected the position.
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Lambo beat his wife the right way. He was not an embarrassment like sark. Lambo was pat hill tuff.[Deleted User] said:I'd rather have Lambo than Sark because he wasn't a constant embarrassment off the field.
I think Lambo was a slighty better recruiter. He couldn't recruit skill guys to save his life but he did bring in DL/OL/LB's while Sark was a good skill recruiter but not a OL/DL/LB's recruiter.
As a gameday coach both were equally shitty. Throw inside the 10 yard line, plunger raped on the road in big games, lose to shitty opponents, pretty solid at home but shitty on the road.
Lambo is really overrated by Doogs(hi Fleenor!) because they look at his W-L% . They assume he got a raw deal but the program was slipping under his watch and his W-L% is boosted due to having so much talent. His W-L% would been similar to Sark's had he took over at any other point in his career or if UW allowed him to continue to coach.