2000 Heisman race

RaceBannon

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

JaWarrenJaHooker

Mario Bailey consistently calls him “McDaniels” on the honks

WoolleyDoog

Example of how legit East Coast bias was back then and terrible promotion by the program that Tui was that low. Weinke winning is another reminder that the award can be a farce sometimes. It's not as bad as it was though with QBs who were just on stacked teams now though at least.

BleachedAnusDawg

LT should've won that year.

RaceBannon

Or Vick

I don't really have a dog in this fight

RaceBannon

Simonton kept Stephen Jackson on the bench

Jackson was killing the Huskies

SFGbob

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

I forget, which team did he lose to? You forgot to mention that Tui beat an 8-4 Boilermaker team.

creepycoug

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

Also beat a GOOD! (For real) Beaver team. People forget.

Weinke gets a lot of shit but was a damn good QB and athahlete. But, no, others should have have come ahead. Much as I loved Tui, I probably would have voted for Vick, and I hated Tech in those days.

Funny story from just now. I’m was typing “would have voted” with my fat fingers and autocorrect made it “bited”. Coincidence being within a couple words of Vick? You decide.

RaceBannon

SFGbob said:

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

I forget, which team did he lose to? You forgot to mention that Tui beat an 8-4 Boilermaker team.

A team he would have been favored to beat in a neutral field rematch

flatus

RaceBannon said:

SFGbob said:

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

I forget, which team did he lose to? You forgot to mention that Tui beat an 8-4 Boilermaker team.

A team he would have been favored to beat in a neutral field rematch

Imaginary win superiority guy chimes in with an imaginary win.

Hang the banner.

RaceBannon

flatus said:

RaceBannon said:

SFGbob said:

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

I forget, which team did he lose to? You forgot to mention that Tui beat an 8-4 Boilermaker team.

A team he would have been favored to beat in a neutral field rematch

Imaginary win superiority guy chimes in with an imaginary win.

Hang the banner.

Fail

WoolleyDoog

RaceBannon said:

flatus said:

RaceBannon said:

SFGbob said:

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

I forget, which team did he lose to? You forgot to mention that Tui beat an 8-4 Boilermaker team.

A team he would have been favored to beat in a neutral field rematch

Imaginary win superiority guy chimes in with an imaginary win.

Hang the banner.

Fail

Honestly don't remember Weinke much or Heupel other than one of the big reasons the SEC and Ohio State/Clemson etc have run away from west coast schools is they've developed QBs who can truly pass and move now. Feels like those schools used to always have stiffs while the Pac-12 would show up with a pro style QB and it made a difference.

Truth is Washington probably wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Oregon State and definitely wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Miami in 2000.

flatus

WoolleyDoog said:

RaceBannon said:

flatus said:

RaceBannon said:

SFGbob said:

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

I forget, which team did he lose to? You forgot to mention that Tui beat an 8-4 Boilermaker team.

A team he would have been favored to beat in a neutral field rematch

Imaginary win superiority guy chimes in with an imaginary win.

Hang the banner.

Fail

Honestly don't remember Weinke much or Heupel other than one of the big reasons the SEC and Ohio State/Clemson etc have run away from west coast schools is they've developed QBs who can truly pass and move now. Feels like those schools used to always have stiffs while the Pac-12 would show up with a pro style QB and it made a difference.

Truth is Washington probably wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Oregon State and definitely wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Miami in 2000.

This.

2000 OS is -12.5 over 2000 UW or 2000 Oregon in a P10 championship rematch.

Right now.

On FanDuel.

WoolleyDoog

flatus said:

WoolleyDoog said:

RaceBannon said:

flatus said:

RaceBannon said:

SFGbob said:

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

I forget, which team did he lose to? You forgot to mention that Tui beat an 8-4 Boilermaker team.

A team he would have been favored to beat in a neutral field rematch

Imaginary win superiority guy chimes in with an imaginary win.

Hang the banner.

Fail

Honestly don't remember Weinke much or Heupel other than one of the big reasons the SEC and Ohio State/Clemson etc have run away from west coast schools is they've developed QBs who can truly pass and move now. Feels like those schools used to always have stiffs while the Pac-12 would show up with a pro style QB and it made a difference.

Truth is Washington probably wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Oregon State and definitely wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Miami in 2000.

This.

2000 OS is -12.5 over 2000 UW or 2000 Oregon in a P10 championship rematch.

Right now.

On FanDuel.

Even back then when I was more doog I was saying Miami and Oregon State were probably the two best teams in the country at the end of that season and boy woudl that have been a fun fucking game, especially with Erickson coaching the Beav.

ntxduck

WoolleyDoog said:

flatus said:

WoolleyDoog said:

RaceBannon said:

flatus said:

RaceBannon said:

SFGbob said:

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

I forget, which team did he lose to? You forgot to mention that Tui beat an 8-4 Boilermaker team.

A team he would have been favored to beat in a neutral field rematch

Imaginary win superiority guy chimes in with an imaginary win.

Hang the banner.

Fail

Honestly don't remember Weinke much or Heupel other than one of the big reasons the SEC and Ohio State/Clemson etc have run away from west coast schools is they've developed QBs who can truly pass and move now. Feels like those schools used to always have stiffs while the Pac-12 would show up with a pro style QB and it made a difference.

Truth is Washington probably wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Oregon State and definitely wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Miami in 2000.

This.

2000 OS is -12.5 over 2000 UW or 2000 Oregon in a P10 championship rematch.

Right now.

On FanDuel.

Even back then when I was more doog I was saying Miami and Oregon State were probably the two best teams in the country at the end of that season and boy woudl that have been a fun fucking game, especially with Erickson coaching the Beav.

I think your guys memories are clouded by how awful that ND team was that Beav drew in the fiesta bowl.

WoolleyDoog

ntxduck said:

WoolleyDoog said:

flatus said:

WoolleyDoog said:

RaceBannon said:

flatus said:

RaceBannon said:

SFGbob said:

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

I forget, which team did he lose to? You forgot to mention that Tui beat an 8-4 Boilermaker team.

A team he would have been favored to beat in a neutral field rematch

Imaginary win superiority guy chimes in with an imaginary win.

Hang the banner.

Fail

Honestly don't remember Weinke much or Heupel other than one of the big reasons the SEC and Ohio State/Clemson etc have run away from west coast schools is they've developed QBs who can truly pass and move now. Feels like those schools used to always have stiffs while the Pac-12 would show up with a pro style QB and it made a difference.

Truth is Washington probably wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Oregon State and definitely wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Miami in 2000.

This.

2000 OS is -12.5 over 2000 UW or 2000 Oregon in a P10 championship rematch.

Right now.

On FanDuel.

Even back then when I was more doog I was saying Miami and Oregon State were probably the two best teams in the country at the end of that season and boy woudl that have been a fun fucking game, especially with Erickson coaching the Beav.

I think your guys memories are clouded by how awful that ND team was that Beav drew in the fiesta bowl.

I see that. The truth was Miami was probably head and shoulders above everyone at that point. One of the most fun non-UW college football games I've ever watched. My favorite moment I still always talk about was camera goes to a group of straight out of Lebanon-looking Beav fans were clad in overalls, smiling and holding a sign that said "What Do You Call A Dead Irishman?" the guy starts to turn the sign around and the camera immediately cuts away.

RaceBannon

UW was fortunate Miami ran out of time. No argument there

But Oregon State took their shot and lost

CFetters_Nacho_Lover

WoolleyDoog said:

ntxduck said:

WoolleyDoog said:

flatus said:

WoolleyDoog said:

RaceBannon said:

flatus said:

RaceBannon said:

SFGbob said:

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

I forget, which team did he lose to? You forgot to mention that Tui beat an 8-4 Boilermaker team.

A team he would have been favored to beat in a neutral field rematch

Imaginary win superiority guy chimes in with an imaginary win.

Hang the banner.

Fail

Honestly don't remember Weinke much or Heupel other than one of the big reasons the SEC and Ohio State/Clemson etc have run away from west coast schools is they've developed QBs who can truly pass and move now. Feels like those schools used to always have stiffs while the Pac-12 would show up with a pro style QB and it made a difference.

Truth is Washington probably wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Oregon State and definitely wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Miami in 2000.

This.

2000 OS is -12.5 over 2000 UW or 2000 Oregon in a P10 championship rematch.

Right now.

On FanDuel.

Even back then when I was more doog I was saying Miami and Oregon State were probably the two best teams in the country at the end of that season and boy woudl that have been a fun fucking game, especially with Erickson coaching the Beav.

I think your guys memories are clouded by how awful that ND team was that Beav drew in the fiesta bowl.

I see that. The truth was Miami was probably head and shoulders above everyone at that point. One of the most fun non-UW college football games I've ever watched. My favorite moment I still always talk about was camera goes to a group of straight out of Lebanon-looking Beav fans were clad in overalls, smiling and holding a sign that said "What Do You Call A Dead Irishman?" the guy starts to turn the sign around and the camera immediately cuts away.

I wanna know the punchline!

creepycoug

RaceBannon said:

UW was fortunate Miami ran out of time. No argument there

But Oregon State took their shot and lost

I was at both! That’s back when I went to games.

I still like the old system. IDGAF what anyone else says.

WoolleyDoog

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

WoolleyDoog said:

ntxduck said:

WoolleyDoog said:

flatus said:

WoolleyDoog said:

RaceBannon said:

flatus said:

RaceBannon said:

SFGbob said:

RaceBannon said:

Since Jayden or is it Jalylen or Julian Daniels became the first QB to run for 200 yards and pass for 300 yards and is now the Heisman front runner it got me thinking about Tui who was the 2nd player to run for 200 and pass for 300 yards I guess. Maybe ESPN needs to work on their graphics but I digress.

Tui won the conference, beat the vaunted Canes, and went 10-1 regular season. And was an after thought. Drew Brees who Tui would beat, finished higher. 37 year old Chris "Bo Nix" Weinke won it

It's tough to beat the south. Unless it's a war or something. Losers

I forget, which team did he lose to? You forgot to mention that Tui beat an 8-4 Boilermaker team.

A team he would have been favored to beat in a neutral field rematch

Imaginary win superiority guy chimes in with an imaginary win.

Hang the banner.

Fail

Honestly don't remember Weinke much or Heupel other than one of the big reasons the SEC and Ohio State/Clemson etc have run away from west coast schools is they've developed QBs who can truly pass and move now. Feels like those schools used to always have stiffs while the Pac-12 would show up with a pro style QB and it made a difference.

Truth is Washington probably wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Oregon State and definitely wanted nothing to do with a rematch with Miami in 2000.

This.

2000 OS is -12.5 over 2000 UW or 2000 Oregon in a P10 championship rematch.

Right now.

On FanDuel.

Even back then when I was more doog I was saying Miami and Oregon State were probably the two best teams in the country at the end of that season and boy woudl that have been a fun fucking game, especially with Erickson coaching the Beav.

I think your guys memories are clouded by how awful that ND team was that Beav drew in the fiesta bowl.

I see that. The truth was Miami was probably head and shoulders above everyone at that point. One of the most fun non-UW college football games I've ever watched. My favorite moment I still always talk about was camera goes to a group of straight out of Lebanon-looking Beav fans were clad in overalls, smiling and holding a sign that said "What Do You Call A Dead Irishman?" the guy starts to turn the sign around and the camera immediately cuts away.

I wanna know the punchline!

We will never know.

WoolleyDoog

RaceBannon said:

UW was fortunate Miami ran out of time. No argument there

But Oregon State took their shot and lost

Yeah and to doog a bit UW could have salted that game away a lot more and kept Miami further away but Tui had two really really unforced bad turnovers.

Outside of Johnson and Houshmanzadeh, that Beav team turned out to be a little bit overhyped but it's not like the Husky team was loaded with future Pro Bowlers either.