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This is obvious, but i dont think it can be understated. You keep preaching a message that loses games, you're going to lose the team. Wins like this keeps the players bought into the message/system.
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"Nothing succeeds like success." - Chuck Knox
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That is the best news for Browning. He can get in the film room and see where he had touchdowns all night and learn from a win, not another loss.
This team should come out to a half filled Husky Stadium filled with tan and moss green Eddie Bauer clothing and curb stomp Oregon.
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Kids all over America throw bombs in backyards and sandlots from the time they're old enough to pick up a football. How can a college QB consistently miss on so many open deep balls? Especially where the WRs clearly beat the DBs?RaceBannon said:That is the best news for Browning. He can get in the film room and see where he had touchdowns all night and learn from a win, not another loss.
This team should come out to a half filled Husky Stadium filled with tan and moss green Eddie Bauer clothing and curb stomp Oregon.
Time for Browning to make the plays
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he'll hit them, i think
they clearly trust him, if Miles is the QB they run on that 3rd and 5 to seal it. Gutsy call. -
It is a little worrisome how bad Browning has been the past two games.
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we all know browning needs to develop, what can't be stated enough is how steady he is. USC in the Coliseum at night on ESPN is a pretty bigtime environment for a 19yo from CA.
he is the opposite of Miley in that he doesn't hyperventilate, doesn't get overwhelmed by the minutia nor the moment, and you can tell the coaches trust him.
now we see if he develops, but I think he can only get better, especially if we can get Gaskin running for 130 yards a game. -
He looked really bad to me. The rest of the offense played a really good game. USC getting held to 12 won the game. The only good things Browning did were complete the third down pass late and not turn it over.brchco12 said:we all know browning needs to develop, what can't be stated enough is how steady he is. USC in the Coliseum at night on ESPN is a pretty bigtime environment for a 19yo from CA.
he is the opposite of Miley in that he doesn't hyperventilate, doesn't get overwhelmed by the minutia nor the moment, and you can tell the coaches trust him.
now we see if he develops, but I think he can only get better, especially if we can get Gaskin running for 130 yards a game. -
I think you are selling him a bit short ...
Success rate for young QBs making first conference start on the the road isn't good.
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He's still adjusting to the speed of the game. Over threw everybody in the 1st half, under threw everybody in the second half. Daniels had a key drop, and you have Mickens running shitty routes. He's going to get this dialed in...I think.
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So Browning is the whipping boy this week? What happened to Petersen & Smith? It's hard to keep up with the whining bitches.
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the choosen one (rosen) and browning are essentially having identical years. it's what you get from tru frosh qbs
http://espn.go.com/college-football/conferences/statistics/player/_/stat/passing/sort/collegeQuarterbackRating/year/2015/id/9/pac-12-conference -
He was bad... But it is his 5th college start ever on the road against a ranked opponent.RoadDawg55 said:
He looked really bad to me. The rest of the offense played a really good game. USC getting held to 12 won the game. The only good things Browning did were complete the third down pass late and not turn it over.brchco12 said:we all know browning needs to develop, what can't be stated enough is how steady he is. USC in the Coliseum at night on ESPN is a pretty bigtime environment for a 19yo from CA.
he is the opposite of Miley in that he doesn't hyperventilate, doesn't get overwhelmed by the minutia nor the moment, and you can tell the coaches trust him.
now we see if he develops, but I think he can only get better, especially if we can get Gaskin running for 130 yards a game.
Browning will get better. At least his issue is he is taking shots and missing... Where last year Cyler just wouldn't try anything and scamper out of bounds for a loss of 2. -
If you're playing college football you should be able to complete passes to wide open receivers. End of fucking story.Tequilla said:I think you are selling him a bit short ...
Success rate for young QBs making first conference start on the the road isn't good.
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Uhhh...this bored torched browning after the call game too. Not a new line of criticism.HuskyInAZ said:So Browning is the whipping boy this week? What happened to Petersen & Smith? It's hard to keep up with the whining bitches.
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I would like oregon to win because a. I'm a quack and b. Because it would be so hilarious (again) BUT if uw kicks the shit out of UO, slingblade will be on the ropes.
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It's been years since I thought UW had a shot at Oregon. It would be fitting to get our hopes up only to see them crash down under a 42-0 halftime deficit next week
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Browning has double the sacks and half the TD passes. But yes, other than having totally different statistical years - they are kind of similar.BlowItUp said:the choosen one (rosen) and browning are essentially having identical years. it's what you get from tru frosh qbs
http://espn.go.com/college-football/conferences/statistics/player/_/stat/passing/sort/collegeQuarterbackRating/year/2015/id/9/pac-12-conference
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I've dooged it up about Victor and the defense a lot, said the play calling was better, and the OL was better but you never comment or point that out. Any criticism whether it is accurate or over the top and you become a giant cunt.HuskyInAZ said:So Browning is the whipping boy this week? What happened to Petersen & Smith? It's hard to keep up with the whining bitches.
Can we talk football here and comment on the game? Browning was bad. That's a fact, jack. 16-32 for 137 with multiple missed throws when guys were wide open. Fuck us for commenting on it. You blame us for being miserable and insufferable, but it's like we aren't allowed to enjoy the win in your eyes because not every comment is positive and filled with caveats about being too young, exectuation, blah, blah. Why did you ever leave dawgman if all you want is positive, filler, bs opinions? Maybe you didn't.
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This.RoadDawg55 said:
I've dooged it up about Victor and the defense a lot, said the play calling was better, and the OL was better but you never comment or point that out. Any criticism whether it is accurate or over the top and you become a giant cunt.HuskyInAZ said:So Browning is the whipping boy this week? What happened to Petersen & Smith? It's hard to keep up with the whining bitches.
Can we talk football here and comment on the game? Browning was bad. That's a fact, jack. 16-32 for 137 with multiple missed throws when guys were wide open. Fuck us for commenting on it. You blame us for being miserable and insufferable, but it's like we aren't allowed to enjoy the win in your eyes because not every comment is positive and filled with caveats about being too young, exectuation, blah, blah. Why did you ever leave dawgman if all you want is positive, filler, bs opinions? Maybe you didn't.
Not all of us are simpleton's like you and enjoy giving opinions and analysis on the game.
Precisely why I left the other site (along with getting banned for encouraging people should leave and telling eklund he should be selling insurance in Alaska). -
In what universe would two games where a QB goes 33-60 for 289, 0 TD's and 3 picks get praise? If the subject is Browning, how should we comment on it @HuskyInAZ?
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He deserves criticism but it's the up and down nature of the board that gets to me sometimes. After Utah State, he was the savior. There was some meme or gif of him with sunglasses. Maybe some people have been consistent. I can't keep track of all of the fucktards here. I don't even remember what thread I was on 15 minutes ago.HuskyInAZ said:So Browning is the whipping boy this week? What happened to Petersen & Smith? It's hard to keep up with the whining bitches.
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We're actually giving credit to smith this week, you should be happy. He put the players in the right situations to succeed last night, finallyHuskyInAZ said:So Browning is the whipping boy this week? What happened to Petersen & Smith? It's hard to keep up with the whining bitches.
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All this Nega-Dawg energy is really bringing @HuskyInAZ down.
PTSD, shell shock, Ty-bot, #Bark4Sark, whatever you want to call it.
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I agree with you. I come out of this with, he's going to get this dialed in...matter of faith. The inverse is, he sucks and will not improve. That might be where we differRoadDawg55 said:In what universe would two games where a QB goes 33-60 for 289, 0 TD's and 3 picks get praise? If the subject is Browning, how should we comment on it @HuskyInAZ?
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Good poonts but I'm pretty sure the Cobra memes were sarkastic.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
He deserves criticism but it's the up and down nature of the board that gets to me sometimes. After Utah State, he was the savior. There was some meme or gif of him with sunglasses. Maybe some people have been consistent. I can't keep track of all of the fucktards here. I don't even remember what thread I was on 15 minutes ago.HuskyInAZ said:So Browning is the whipping boy this week? What happened to Petersen & Smith? It's hard to keep up with the whining bitches.
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Kids all over America throw bombs in backyards and sandlots from the time they're old enough to pick up a football. How can a college QB consistently miss on so many open deep balls? Especially where the WRs clearly beat the DBs?RaceBannon said:That is the best news for Browning. He can get in the film room and see where he had touchdowns all night and learn from a win, not another loss.
This team should come out to a half filled Husky Stadium filled with tan and moss green Eddie Bauer clothing and curb stomp Oregon.
Time for Browning to make the plays
Good Christ.
I'm not sure you're in touch with America's youth anymore. Either your dad is a coach and you are a QB or you are that annoying kid that wants to challenge the QB.
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And Rosen was put into a slightly better position to succeed with the respective supporting casts. The sack and td statistics emphasize that point pretty well- they are completing about the same number of passes for about the same number of yards and they've been burned on an equal number of mistakes so why the stark difference in TDs and sacks? OL, Paul Perkins, WRs.EwaDawg said:
Browning has double the sacks and half the TD passes. But yes, other than having totally different statistical years - they are kind of similar.BlowItUp said:the choosen one (rosen) and browning are essentially having identical years. it's what you get from tru frosh qbs
http://espn.go.com/college-football/conferences/statistics/player/_/stat/passing/sort/collegeQuarterbackRating/year/2015/id/9/pac-12-conference
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Once he settled down, Browning looked a little better. He had Locker face to start the game.
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He had 3 WRs beat their man deep, and he couldn't hit them. A deep threat doesn't change that.Quietcowskee said:Once he settled down, Browning looked a little better. He had Locker face to start the game.
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The mere fact "we" took those shots down field were important.ThomasFremont said:
He had 3 WRs beat their man deep, and he couldn't hit them. A deep threat doesn't change that.Quietcowskee said:Once he settled down, Browning looked a little better. He had Locker face to start the game.
Not having a deep threat like Ross is hurting is too. Ross might've gotten those over throws.
Guess we all know the answer to why those shots weren't being taken earlier in the year.
I hope to hell "we" don't go back to not throwing. Browning will never hit those passes if he stops throwing deep.
There was one at the end the TE actually had ... but a good follow through by the defender knocked it out of his hands.
The kid is young, he was clearly shell shocked.
I'm excited for the win and even more excited to start pissing purple and shitting gold.