Official HardcoreHusky Power Rankings for Week 7

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dnc said:

doogsinparadise said:

They're alright, but get burned when it counts. Of course Addison should be at least 2nd team all pac, but what he, Huff, and Montgomery did last week is exactly what good receivers do to mediocre secondaries. That's what standards are: good receivers beat bad and mediocre dbs, and bad to mediocre receivers do not (Boise/Illinois/Arizona/everyone else at Stanford). Not looking forward to the ASU/OSU/WSU games, could get ugly dude

He_Needs_More_Time said:

doogsinparadise said:

You know that Goff would drop a quatre cent spot on the Huskies miserable corners, right?

TierbsHsotBoobs said:

1. Oregon


2. UCLA


-- probably dreck --

3. Oregon State

4. Stanford

5. ASU
6. Utah
7. Washington



-- fucking dreckfest --

8. WSU
9. USC
10. Arizona






9,000,001. Colorado





9,000,000,000,001 Cal

Oregon torched the Huskies today but the Huskies secondary is far from "horrible".

I think the secondary is actually pretty good despite their terrible performance today.

Stanford threw for 100 yards last week.

This is not a mediocre secondary. The fact it took until game 6 (against the best team in the nation) for the lack of a pass rush to be exploited is proof of that.

UW's corners are probably top 3 in the conference.

Agree I mean Peters and Parker will be playing on Sunday's. Ducre is pretty good in college and Shamburger well he sucks.

Still in college to have three guys who will probably make some sort of all Pac-12 team.

I think the pass defense should be fine rest of the year. I think Oregon State will light us up a bit but with Oregon they are dangerous because they have a Dual threat QB, great run game and good athletes on the outside.

TierbsHsotBoobs

dnc said:

doogsinparadise said:

They're alright, but get burned when it counts. Of course Addison should be at least 2nd team all pac, but what he, Huff, and Montgomery did last week is exactly what good receivers do to mediocre secondaries. That's what standards are: good receivers beat bad and mediocre dbs, and bad to mediocre receivers do not (Boise/Illinois/Arizona/everyone else at Stanford). Not looking forward to the ASU/OSU/WSU games, could get ugly dude

He_Needs_More_Time said:

doogsinparadise said:

You know that Goff would drop a quatre cent spot on the Huskies miserable corners, right?

TierbsHsotBoobs said:

1. Oregon


2. UCLA


-- probably dreck --

3. Oregon State

4. Stanford

5. ASU
6. Utah
7. Washington



-- fucking dreckfest --

8. WSU
9. USC
10. Arizona






9,000,001. Colorado





9,000,000,000,001 Cal

Oregon torched the Huskies today but the Huskies secondary is far from "horrible".

I think the secondary is actually pretty good despite their terrible performance today.

Stanford threw for 100 yards last week.

This is not a mediocre secondary. The fact it took until game 6 (against the second best team in the nation) for the lack of a pass rush to be exploited is proof of that.

UW's corners are probably top 3 in the conference.

dnc

TierbsHsotBoobs said:

Stanford threw for 100 yards last week.

This is not a mediocre secondary. The fact it took until game 6 (against the second best team in the nation) for the lack of a pass rush to be exploited is proof of that.

UW's corners are probably top 3 in the conference.

As this bored's resident SEC homer, allow me to state with conviction that Oregon > Bama. If they played with one week of prep I'd take the Ducks by a TD, at least. In the title game when Saban has a month to prepare the Tide could certainly win. We probably won't find out before then if Helfrich can really coach or not.

TierbsHsotBoobs

dnc said:

TierbsHsotBoobs said:

Stanford threw for 100 yards last week.

This is not a mediocre secondary. The fact it took until game 6 (against the second best team in the nation) for the lack of a pass rush to be exploited is proof of that.

UW's corners are probably top 3 in the conference.

As this bored's resident SEC homer, allow me to state with conviction that Oregon > Bama. If they played with one week of prep I'd take the Ducks by a TD, at least. In the title game when Saban has a month to prepare the Tide could certainly win. We probably won't find out before then if Helfrich can really coach or not.

There's only one way to know for sure. Forgive me for preferring the team that has three natties in four years and popped off over the team that couldn't beat Alabama's bitch when they had the chance.

Swaye

I have nothing to add to these rankings.