Which Husky game made you a fan for life?
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Mosster47 said:CaptainPJ said:
Wrong again.Mosster47 said:CaptainPJ said:
Short version:Mosster47 said:I am 32 years old and I don't have a recollection of UW ever being very good. There was 2000, but I watched the Ducks beat the Huskies that year at Autzen. Same as it ever was.
I was at "The Pick." It was cool, but I was still really young and didn't realize how important that Rose Bowl trip was.
What did it for me was Husky Stadium in 1997. What a bunch of smug asshole fans UW had back in those days. It was three 14 year old kids and one of our mom's. The shit that grown ass men said to us was ridiculous. Now having spent a lot of time on message boards with the people who would have made up that caring fan base in those days I totally get it.
Anyway, UW had those $75k purple helmets and yellow pants. So, so many empty seats. Just a complete shit show in contrast to the mighty Husky football program we were all supposed to witness. Akili floats that pass up, Pat catches it, and what little pride Husky fans had left was gone. UW has maybe beaten Oregon three times since then.
That is what did it for me. UW turned into absolute shit and still completely is while Oregon is one of the elite programs in the country. Sure, Don James quitting started the bleeding but to actually be there when Husky football died was something truly special.
I went back in 2007 and most Husky fans wouldn't even look me in the eye. Many were complimentary of Oregon. Empathy and battered wife syndrome had set in. Fast forward to last season with UW's new "gem" of a coach with his All-American littered defense that would turn the tide. Oregon has to start coasting early in the 3rd quarter as their 19 year old running back was starting to run up the score on his own. Same as it ever was.
I'm a fucking cunt who's entire life revolves around a runner up team of 20 year olds.
Says the guy on an internet message board that revolves around a group or 20 year olds that would suck a mile of dick to be relevant by November.
You're in over your head.
I am not "in," on any message board, and November is important to me for things other than watching boys run around in colorful unis.
Carry on, faggot. I don't want or need to compete with your internet boy prowess.
Yet here you still are. This matters to you and you're a bag of shit on both message boards and life. Best of luck fighting hunger during the holiday, maybe.
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That sounds retarded coming from any Duck fan over 30.AZDuck said:college football is important. winning in November is important. If you disagree then fuck you
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I never even heard of the Huskies until I accidentally found this website one day while my dog was pushing buttons on my computer... I read some of the threads and been a fan ever since.
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The Duck fans posting in this thread are doing a great job of re-enforcing stereotypes about Duck fans.
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so wait... winning doesn't matter?
I'm confused.
I need to be dooglightened I guess -
There is a joke about new money Duck fans lurking somewhere in this thread.
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Follow the breadcrumbs, duck.AZDuck said:so wait... winning doesn't matter?
I'm confused.
I need to be dooglightened I guess -
New money, suit and tie, I can read you like a magazine...Swaye said:There is a joke about new money Duck fans lurking somewhere in this thread.
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I didn't really GAF about this thread until @CaptainPJ said this:
November is important to me for things other than watching boys run around in colorful unis.
Which any college football fan, regardless of team allegiance, should recognize as bullshit.
If you don't like winning, you should watch soccer teams play for ties with the rest of the scarf-wearing homos ($75k) and maybe set yourself on fire just to make sure.
I'm amused to see the usual suspects let their inner Doogs out for a tumble when one of their tribe is called out for excusing mediocrity. -
Huh?bananasnblondes said:The Duck fans posting in this thread are doing a great job of re-enforcing stereotypes about Duck fans.
