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  • CuntWaffle
    CuntWaffle Member Posts: 22,500

    whlinder said:

    That 3rd down and Browning's pick 6 were the two most important plays of the game.

    It happened right in front of me and I caught a photo of it as it developed.
    Was so mad we gave up that first down.

    Victor and Mathis stop that play... so how far off of elite is this team, starting a true lightly recruited frosh on the line. Fozzy and AVT start day one
    Victor and Mathis being out was the difference in containing Alabama's running game. The linebacking corp is thin, Victor and Mathis are the best on that unit by far, easily two of the best players on the team. That said, the D-Line more than held it's own and the secondary had a good game. In the end, the defense played well enough to win that game. The offense was the problem, same as it was against USC. That needs to be fixed pronto.

    I'm also hoping those "UW players were soft" comments made by Alabama will be pinned in the locker room for the entire 2017 calendar year. Hopefully there will be a rematch and enough fire in their bellies to go out and, win or lose, physically fuck up Bama, end their fucking season right then and there. Okay, I feel better now.
    The UW offense WAS soft.
    Exactly. It's hard to be a tuff offense in a conference with all but two soft defenses.
  • TierbsHsotBoobs
    TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680

    whlinder said:

    That 3rd down and Browning's pick 6 were the two most important plays of the game.

    It happened right in front of me and I caught a photo of it as it developed.
    Was so mad we gave up that first down.

    Victor and Mathis stop that play... so how far off of elite is this team, starting a true lightly recruited frosh on the line. Fozzy and AVT start day one
    Victor and Mathis being out was the difference in containing Alabama's running game. The linebacking corp is thin, Victor and Mathis are the best on that unit by far, easily two of the best players on the team. That said, the D-Line more than held it's own and the secondary had a good game. In the end, the defense played well enough to win that game. The offense was the problem, same as it was against USC. That needs to be fixed pronto.

    I'm also hoping those "UW players were soft" comments made by Alabama will be pinned in the locker room for the entire 2017 calendar year. Hopefully there will be a rematch and enough fire in their bellies to go out and, win or lose, physically fuck up Bama, end their fucking season right then and there. Okay, I feel better now.
    The UW offense WAS soft.
    Exactly. It's hard to be a tuff offense in a conference with all but two soft defenses.
    Wait...who has a TUFF Pac defense besides Washington?
  • CuntWaffle
    CuntWaffle Member Posts: 22,500

    whlinder said:

    That 3rd down and Browning's pick 6 were the two most important plays of the game.

    It happened right in front of me and I caught a photo of it as it developed.
    Was so mad we gave up that first down.

    Victor and Mathis stop that play... so how far off of elite is this team, starting a true lightly recruited frosh on the line. Fozzy and AVT start day one
    Victor and Mathis being out was the difference in containing Alabama's running game. The linebacking corp is thin, Victor and Mathis are the best on that unit by far, easily two of the best players on the team. That said, the D-Line more than held it's own and the secondary had a good game. In the end, the defense played well enough to win that game. The offense was the problem, same as it was against USC. That needs to be fixed pronto.

    I'm also hoping those "UW players were soft" comments made by Alabama will be pinned in the locker room for the entire 2017 calendar year. Hopefully there will be a rematch and enough fire in their bellies to go out and, win or lose, physically fuck up Bama, end their fucking season right then and there. Okay, I feel better now.
    The UW offense WAS soft.
    Exactly. It's hard to be a tuff offense in a conference with all but two soft defenses.
    Wait...who has a TUFF Pac defense besides Washington?
    I'd say USC. They have some really good players on defense.
  • Swaye
    Swaye Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 41,741 Founders Club
    Tequilla said:

    The best chance to win the game was to find a short field score ... field position had been tilted all day ...

    I don't care how gassed you are defensively but you need to stop a middle run on 3rd and 9 ... particularly when you know the threat of a pass is low ...

    Get a stop and you may get a punt return or whatever ... 2 first downs puts you in position to kick a FG to make a 1 score game

    Go back to your shanty Boobs and stare at your signed personalized Chip Kelly in a speedo dreaming of a day when national championships are won by outscoring the opposition (which they largely aren't)

    I have to say it. The new super fucking salty @Tequilla is giving me a little bit of wood.
  • TurdBomber
    TurdBomber Member Posts: 20,051 Standard Supporter
    Swaye said:

    whlinder said:

    That 3rd down and Browning's pick 6 were the two most important plays of the game.

    It happened right in front of me and I caught a photo of it as it developed.
    Was so mad we gave up that first down.

    Victor and Mathis stop that play... so how far off of elite is this team, starting a true lightly recruited frosh on the line. Fozzy and AVT start day one
    Victor and Mathis being out was the difference in containing Alabama's running game. The linebacking corp is thin, Victor and Mathis are the best on that unit by far, easily two of the best players on the team. That said, the D-Line more than held it's own and the secondary had a good game. In the end, the defense played well enough to win that game. The offense was the problem, same as it was against USC. That needs to be fixed pronto.

    I'm also hoping those "UW players were soft" comments made by Alabama will be pinned in the locker room for the entire 2017 calendar year. Hopefully there will be a rematch and enough fire in their bellies to go out and, win or lose, physically fuck up Bama, end their fucking season right then and there. Okay, I feel better now.
    The UW offense WAS soft.
    Has been all season, but it took good defenses to expose it. Tons of room for improvement, starting with firing Smiff or at least taking away his QB coaching label. I honestly think what he's teaching Browning is more harmful than his shitty play calling. Does Browning look like a highly-recruited 2 year starter on a 12 win team? Seriously?
    This is a good point. If Pete won't fire the retarded monkey, can we at least hire some QB guru to come in and work with the QBs? Lindy never improved at all, Magna Carta sucks, looks to me like all of Brownsocks improvement has been film room junkie shit....get a fucking QB whisperer in here and make these guys better. Or just fire Smiff. Way easier.
    Me Luvs You Engine. Sloppy seconds?
  • TierbsHsotBoobs
    TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
    Swaye said:

    Tequilla said:

    The best chance to win the game was to find a short field score ... field position had been tilted all day ...

    I don't care how gassed you are defensively but you need to stop a middle run on 3rd and 9 ... particularly when you know the threat of a pass is low ...

    Get a stop and you may get a punt return or whatever ... 2 first downs puts you in position to kick a FG to make a 1 score game

    Go back to your shanty Boobs and stare at your signed personalized Chip Kelly in a speedo dreaming of a day when national championships are won by outscoring the opposition (which they largely aren't)

    I have to say it. The new super fucking salty @Tequilla is giving me a little bit of wood.
    New?
  • 2001400ex
    2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457
    whlinder said:

    That 3rd down and Browning's pick 6 were the two most important plays of the game.

    It happened right in front of me and I caught a photo of it as it developed.
    Was so mad we gave up that first down.

    Look at this pic and the corners at the bottom. Everyone was locked in on the run. I'm still flabbergasted he made it through like he did.

    And for those bashing the offensive line talent. I rarely saw someone get to Jake by over powering our lineman. They were running through holes unblocked. That's a coaching issue. And we should have thrown slants to the holes in coverage from where the linebacker rolled through.
  • Tequilla
    Tequilla Member Posts: 20,223
    Our OL was double teaming a lot in problem areas ... that's what we had to do to protect