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Is it pointless to root for UW to lose to SC?

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  • DerekJohnson
    DerekJohnson Administrator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 69,871 Founders Club

    Gladstone said:

    But Romar is a great man

    UW basketball was garbage 30 years ago. Lifetime contract please.
    Exactly 30 years ago, UW beat Duke in the NCAA Tourney to advance to the Sweet 16.
    30 years ago we lost to KY in Marv's last game in round 1.

    The wins over Nevada and Duke were in 84.

    Roosevelt. Fucking. Chapman.
    it was the '84-'85 season
  • Doogles
    Doogles Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 12,800 Founders Club

    Gladstone said:

    But Romar is a great man

    UW basketball was garbage 30 years ago. Lifetime contract please.
    Exactly 30 years ago, UW beat Duke in the NCAA Tourney to advance to the Sweet 16.
    30 years ago we lost to KY in Marv's last game in round 1.

    The wins over Nevada and Duke were in 84.

    Roosevelt. Fucking. Chapman.
    it was the '84-'85 season
    Boom! Roasted!
  • RavennaDawg
    RavennaDawg Member Posts: 846
    Doogles said:

    Gladstone said:

    But Romar is a great man

    UW basketball was garbage 30 years ago. Lifetime contract please.
    Exactly 30 years ago, UW beat Duke in the NCAA Tourney to advance to the Sweet 16.
    30 years ago we lost to KY in Marv's last game in round 1.

    The wins over Nevada and Duke were in 84.

    Roosevelt. Fucking. Chapman.
    it was the '84-'85 season
    Boom! Roasted!
    Except it wasn't.

    Everyone remembers (at least I thought they did) "Final Four in '84", when Seattle was hosting its first Final Four in like 30 years, and the UW had a real team. And when we defeated Duke in Pullman to get to the Sweet Sixteen, it was still a remote possibility (we still had Dayton and Georgetown in the way) but it was still possible. That was the '83-'84 season, 31 years ago. You will remember the following year's ('84-'85) schedule poster had the photo of Detlef after the dunk at the end of the triple overtime game against UCLA.

    30 years ago, the '84-'85 season was Marv's last year, when we were a 5 seed and lost to Kenny Walker and Kentucky.

    '86 Russo some how got in, and Welp almost defeated Scott Skiles and MSU by himself, except our Bryce Drew Valpo moment did not materialize after Welp tipped the inbound to Moscatel, who missed the jumper at the buzzer.
  • DerekJohnson
    DerekJohnson Administrator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 69,871 Founders Club
    Myabe... But Marv also lost to Scott Skiles and Michigan State in the NCAA, which was either '85 or '86. Russo took over in '87, which was Welp's last season, and we went to the NIT. I was at Welp's last home game, which was the opening round of the NIT.
  • DerekJohnson
    DerekJohnson Administrator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 69,871 Founders Club
    I take it back, I'm wrong. I just looked it up. Marv's last year was '85, like you said. I don't remember Russo leading us to the NCAAs.

    How do you fire a guy (Harshman) who has just won back-to-back Pac-10 titles?
  • Doogles
    Doogles Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 12,800 Founders Club
    edited March 2015

    Doogles said:

    Gladstone said:

    But Romar is a great man

    UW basketball was garbage 30 years ago. Lifetime contract please.
    Exactly 30 years ago, UW beat Duke in the NCAA Tourney to advance to the Sweet 16.
    30 years ago we lost to KY in Marv's last game in round 1.

    The wins over Nevada and Duke were in 84.

    Roosevelt. Fucking. Chapman.
    it was the '84-'85 season
    Boom! Roasted!
    Except it wasn't.

    Everyone remembers (at least I thought they did) "Final Four in '84", when Seattle was hosting its first Final Four in like 30 years, and the UW had a real team. And when we defeated Duke in Pullman to get to the Sweet Sixteen, it was still a remote possibility (we still had Dayton and Georgetown in the way) but it was still possible. That was the '83-'84 season, 31 years ago. You will remember the following year's ('84-'85) schedule poster had the photo of Detlef after the dunk at the end of the triple overtime game against UCLA.

    30 years ago, the '84-'85 season was Marv's last year, when we were a 5 seed and lost to Kenny Walker and Kentucky.

    '86 Russo some how got in, and Welp almost defeated Scott Skiles and MSU by himself, except our Bryce Drew Valpo moment did not materialize after Welp tipped the inbound to Moscatel, who missed the jumper at the buzzer.
    Boom! Re-roasted!

    In all honesty, I wasn't born yet so I have no idea what I'm talking about when it comes to Husky Basketball in the 80s. I've looked up old highlights of the Germans, but that is about it.
  • HuskyInAZ
    HuskyInAZ Member Posts: 1,733

    I take it back, I'm wrong. I just looked it up. Marv's last year was '85, like you said. I don't remember Russo leading us to the NCAAs.

    How do you fire a guy (Harshman) who has just won back-to-back Pac-10 titles?

    Obviously, he wasn't a classy guy. That appears to be the criteria with Pool Boy.
  • Gladstone
    Gladstone Member Posts: 16,425
    What the fuck does "being good for the community" mean and how do you quantify that one
  • SteveInShelton
    SteveInShelton Member Posts: 1,611
    Which coaches aren't good for the community? Is there a program that exclusively recruits serial rapists that go around raping people on campus? That wouldn't be good for the community. Jerry Sandusky probably wasn't good for the community.

    The vast majority of coaches don't break the law, pay taxes, and maybe donate to charities. Romar isn't doing anything special in this regard.