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Swizzy did make me chuckle. The rest of him gave me the runs.RoadDawg55 said:
Beezlebub calling you swizzy and talking shit was funny.Swaye said:
I hate that motherfucker with the burning intensity of a thousand suns. I also had a big Thunder Dome thing going with @Ballsacked ...take note neither of them are around anymore.oregonblitzkrieg said:
I liked @Beelzebub vs @SwayeSwaye said:@Gladstone vs. @TierbsHsotBoobs
@Tequilla vs. @RoadDawg55
@AZDuck vs. @DerekJohnson
@dflea vs. @Sledog
@backthepack vs. @Puberty
@CokeGreaterThanPepsi vs. @Internetstalkinglawsdawg
Will it never end? Will there never be peace in our time?
Cross me at your internet peril...you will be banished to the wilderness...
where I will find you....
with the help of my trusty steed.
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HRYN; the only worthy adversary around here for Swaye would be flea. That would be epic, like cowboys and indians epic, not in the millenial sense of the term.Swaye said:
I hate that motherfucker with the burning intensity of a thousand suns. I also had a big Thunder Dome thing going with @Ballsacked ...take note neither of them are around anymore.oregonblitzkrieg said:
I liked @Beelzebub vs @SwayeSwaye said:@Gladstone vs. @TierbsHsotBoobs
@Tequilla vs. @RoadDawg55
@AZDuck vs. @DerekJohnson
@dflea vs. @Sledog
@backthepack vs. @Puberty
@CokeGreaterThanPepsi vs. @Internetstalkinglawsdawg
Will it never end? Will there never be peace in our time?
Cross me at your internet peril...you will be banished to the wilderness...
where I will find you....
with the help of my trusty steed.
Ded.
of course, they all share one thing in common: they bow to the creep ... at least when they see him at the 7-11 on Aurora
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Lucky for all concerned @dflea and I are Eskimo brothers. We fucked the same fish.creepycoug said:
HRYN; the only worthy adversary around here for Swaye would be flea. That would be epic, like cowboys and indians epic, not in the millenial sense of the term.Swaye said:
I hate that motherfucker with the burning intensity of a thousand suns. I also had a big Thunder Dome thing going with @Ballsacked ...take note neither of them are around anymore.oregonblitzkrieg said:
I liked @Beelzebub vs @SwayeSwaye said:@Gladstone vs. @TierbsHsotBoobs
@Tequilla vs. @RoadDawg55
@AZDuck vs. @DerekJohnson
@dflea vs. @Sledog
@backthepack vs. @Puberty
@CokeGreaterThanPepsi vs. @Internetstalkinglawsdawg
Will it never end? Will there never be peace in our time?
Cross me at your internet peril...you will be banished to the wilderness...
where I will find you....
with the help of my trusty steed.
Ded.
of course, they all share one thing in common: they bow to the creep ... at least when they see him at the 7-11 on Aurora
near the U district. that one. -
I want no part of any brawling with Swaye. He's been found guilty of mayhem and shit.
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We? Sponsor the Off-Season Natty (TM)CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
We don't deal with hypotheticals around here.Baseman said:
The Dream GameRoadDawg55 said:
I don't really understand the reference but I'll be Billy Joe.Baseman said:
Billy Joe Hobart vs. Gino Toretta. Nuff said on that one.RoadDawg55 said:
A HH boxing match behind 7-11 would be a great fundraiser.Swaye said:@Gladstone vs. @TierbsHsotBoobs
@Tequilla vs. @RoadDawg55
@AZDuck vs. @DerekJohnson
@dflea vs. @Sledog
@backthepack vs. @Puberty
@CokeGreaterThanPepsi vs. @Internetstalkinglawsdawg
Will it never end? Will there never be peace in our time?
Would you believe it? Washington beat Miami in the battle of two No. 1's
The familiar voice of the TV analyst posed the inane question: "If you're Washington head coach Don James, do you go for two here?"
Every head in the press box turned to glare at the boob. Of course James would go for two—for a win over Miami, rather than a tie. That was the entire reason of this dream game in the desert: to unsplit the Associated Press and USA Today/CNN polls and to crown one true champion for the 1991 season.
And the Huskies won it like champions, 18-17, with a courageous, outrageous play call on the goal line as time ran out. "The game was everything I would have imagined," said Husky quarterback Billy Joe Hobert, gingerly fingering a 12-stitch gash under his chin, a first-quarter calling card left by Miami defensive end Rusty Medearis. "I'd like to congratulate the coaches in the USA Today/CNN poll for their prescience in naming us Number One, and the Hurricanes on a great season—12-1 is nothing to be ashamed of."
Hobert, more than anyone, had helped bring this game about. After the Huskies' 34-14 Rose Bowl win over Michigan on New Year's Day, the brash redshirt sophomore had expressed an interest in playing Miami, whose 22-0 shellacking of Nebraska in that day's Orange Bowl would earn the Hurricanes the No. 1 ranking in the AP poll. "I don't like sharing things," Hobert said. "Let's find a field somewhere and play it off."
Once SI determined that Hobert's feelings were shared by a majority of Hurricanes and Huskies, chartered jets were put at each team's disposal for the Poll Bowl or, as it was also promoted, the Fracas in the Cactus, because it was played in a temporary stadium erected behind the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas.
By gametime, the Who's No. 1? arguments had taken on a my-dad's-stronger-than-your-dad tenor. Who had the better defense? The Hurricanes, who in whitewashing Nebraska had kept the Cornhuskers out of their territory for the game's first 26 minutes? Or the Huskies, who held mighty Michigan to nine first-half rushing yards and Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard to one catch?
The real surprise, when the teams finally met, was that the Hurricanes came up short on offense. The Huskies neutralized Larry Jones, the precocious Hurricane redshirt freshman fullback whose 144 yards rushing had made him the Orange Bowl MVP. Forced to throw, Miami quarterback Gino Torretta was hounded by the relentlessly blitzing Huskies. The sight of the scrambling Torretta, whose many virtues do not include mobility, recalled the flight of a beached sea lion.
To be sure, this is a gifted Hurricane offensive unit. The receivers—the Ruthless Posse is their collective moniker—are the best in the country. Senior tackle and future NFL starter Leon Searcy anchors an otherwise steady but unspectacular offensive line. With all that, there is something prodigal about this offense. Against the Huskies, Miami again squandered several scoring chances, as it had throughout the season, especially in eking out wins against Penn State, Florida State and—alarmingly—Boston College. The Hurricanes' touchdowns against Washington came on plays of 99 and 63 yards. Indeed, Miami was overreliant on the big play all season, consistently unable to mount long, clock-consuming drives. And it was prone to mindless penalties: Its 11 against Penn State and 12 in the Orange Bowl presaged the 17 it committed against the Huskies. In dropping half a dozen passes against Nebraska in the Orange Bowl, the Ruthless Posse seemed at times finger-less, as it did again in flubbing four more against Washington.
That the Hurricanes had a special teams edge in the Fracas became quickly apparent. Sophomore flanker Kevin Williams bobbled the opening kickoff on the Miami one, scooped up the ball, made two would-be Washington tacklers miss and accelerated to the far end zone as if being sucked into a vacuum. Unable to wait for Williams to return to the sideline to celebrate his touchdown, the Hurricanes crowded into the end zone, drawing the first of those 17 flags.
It was Miami's sole touchdown of a tortuous first half. That was because no team in the country blitzes as deceptively as the Huskies. As has been its custom for the past two seasons, Washington routinely put eight men on the line of scrimmage against the Hurricanes. Sometimes the Huskies rushed four defenders, sometimes six, and even eight. "If you insist on sending out too many receivers," said Washington defensive coordinator Jim Lambright in a this-is-going-to-hurt-me-more-than-it's-going-to-hurt-you tone, "you may lose your quarterback."
The Huskies, who did knock four quarterbacks out of games this season, did not injure Torretta, which is not to say they didn't get to him. He was sacked six times, took 20 or so hard shots and complained after the game of a ringing in his ears. One Washington rusher whom he came to know especially well was number 90, Steve Emtman, the All-America defensive tackle.....
So the Hurricanes boarded their bus, truculently refusing to talk to reporters and, most shocking, pretending that the game had never happened. They would claim that it had been nothing more than a mirage at the Mirage.
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TierbsHsotBoobs said:
that we're still almost 6 months away from the start of the 2017 Huskies football season
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No. Royotis used to shit all over the old boards. You don't see him anymore do you? He went where Damone went. In a heap pile of bodies behind the 7-11 on Aurora - the one near the U district.dnc said:
@creepycoug!!! true??Baseman said:
The Dream GameRoadDawg55 said:
I don't really understand the reference but I'll be Billy Joe.Baseman said:
Billy Joe Hobart vs. Gino Toretta. Nuff said on that one.RoadDawg55 said:
A HH boxing match behind 7-11 would be a great fundraiser.Swaye said:@Gladstone vs. @TierbsHsotBoobs
@Tequilla vs. @RoadDawg55
@AZDuck vs. @DerekJohnson
@dflea vs. @Sledog
@backthepack vs. @Puberty
@CokeGreaterThanPepsi vs. @Internetstalkinglawsdawg
Will it never end? Will there never be peace in our time?
Would you believe it? Washington beat Miami in the battle of two No. 1's
The familiar voice of the TV analyst posed the inane question: "If you're Washington head coach Don James, do you go for two here?"
Every head in the press box turned to glare at the boob. Of course James would go for two—for a win over Miami, rather than a tie. That was the entire reason of this dream game in the desert: to unsplit the Associated Press and USA Today/CNN polls and to crown one true champion for the 1991 season.
And the Huskies won it like champions, 18-17, with a courageous, outrageous play call on the goal line as time ran out. "The game was everything I would have imagined," said Husky quarterback Billy Joe Hobert, gingerly fingering a 12-stitch gash under his chin, a first-quarter calling card left by Miami defensive end Rusty Medearis. "I'd like to congratulate the coaches in the USA Today/CNN poll for their prescience in naming us Number One, and the Hurricanes on a great season—12-1 is nothing to be ashamed of."
Hobert, more than anyone, had helped bring this game about. After the Huskies' 34-14 Rose Bowl win over Michigan on New Year's Day, the brash redshirt sophomore had expressed an interest in playing Miami, whose 22-0 shellacking of Nebraska in that day's Orange Bowl would earn the Hurricanes the No. 1 ranking in the AP poll. "I don't like sharing things," Hobert said. "Let's find a field somewhere and play it off."
Once SI determined that Hobert's feelings were shared by a majority of Hurricanes and Huskies, chartered jets were put at each team's disposal for the Poll Bowl or, as it was also promoted, the Fracas in the Cactus, because it was played in a temporary stadium erected behind the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas.
By gametime, the Who's No. 1? arguments had taken on a my-dad's-stronger-than-your-dad tenor. Who had the better defense? The Hurricanes, who in whitewashing Nebraska had kept the Cornhuskers out of their territory for the game's first 26 minutes? Or the Huskies, who held mighty Michigan to nine first-half rushing yards and Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard to one catch?
The real surprise, when the teams finally met, was that the Hurricanes came up short on offense. The Huskies neutralized Larry Jones, the precocious Hurricane redshirt freshman fullback whose 144 yards rushing had made him the Orange Bowl MVP. Forced to throw, Miami quarterback Gino Torretta was hounded by the relentlessly blitzing Huskies. The sight of the scrambling Torretta, whose many virtues do not include mobility, recalled the flight of a beached sea lion.
To be sure, this is a gifted Hurricane offensive unit. The receivers—the Ruthless Posse is their collective moniker—are the best in the country. Senior tackle and future NFL starter Leon Searcy anchors an otherwise steady but unspectacular offensive line. With all that, there is something prodigal about this offense. Against the Huskies, Miami again squandered several scoring chances, as it had throughout the season, especially in eking out wins against Penn State, Florida State and—alarmingly—Boston College. The Hurricanes' touchdowns against Washington came on plays of 99 and 63 yards. Indeed, Miami was overreliant on the big play all season, consistently unable to mount long, clock-consuming drives. And it was prone to mindless penalties: Its 11 against Penn State and 12 in the Orange Bowl presaged the 17 it committed against the Huskies. In dropping half a dozen passes against Nebraska in the Orange Bowl, the Ruthless Posse seemed at times finger-less, as it did again in flubbing four more against Washington.
That the Hurricanes had a special teams edge in the Fracas became quickly apparent. Sophomore flanker Kevin Williams bobbled the opening kickoff on the Miami one, scooped up the ball, made two would-be Washington tacklers miss and accelerated to the far end zone as if being sucked into a vacuum. Unable to wait for Williams to return to the sideline to celebrate his touchdown, the Hurricanes crowded into the end zone, drawing the first of those 17 flags.
It was Miami's sole touchdown of a tortuous first half. That was because no team in the country blitzes as deceptively as the Huskies. As has been its custom for the past two seasons, Washington routinely put eight men on the line of scrimmage against the Hurricanes. Sometimes the Huskies rushed four defenders, sometimes six, and even eight. "If you insist on sending out too many receivers," said Washington defensive coordinator Jim Lambright in a this-is-going-to-hurt-me-more-than-it's-going-to-hurt-you tone, "you may lose your quarterback."
The Huskies, who did knock four quarterbacks out of games this season, did not injure Torretta, which is not to say they didn't get to him. He was sacked six times, took 20 or so hard shots and complained after the game of a ringing in his ears. One Washington rusher whom he came to know especially well was number 90, Steve Emtman, the All-America defensive tackle.....
So the Hurricanes boarded their bus, truculently refusing to talk to reporters and, most shocking, pretending that the game had never happened. They would claim that it had been nothing more than a mirage at the Mirage.
Can you imagine?
I dismantled and dispatched him with a logical prowess few on these boards can even comprehend, and I'd do it now except that I have to go take a shit and the wifi in my baffroom sucks.
Let me say this: Beanno and Jay find out they can't get by the fastest and best trio of LBs they've seen in their silly little careers, Daryl Williams knocks the living shit out of all 5' 8" of Mario Bailey, who tried to be a tuff guy, which in turn scares the shit out of Orlando Bloom McKay, leaving the Camaro with one guy who still had his balls w/him - Aberdeen tuff and my boy, Mark Bruener (Aaron Pierce isn't available for the game because he stole another stereo and there's only so many chips DJ can spend with the King County Prosecutor). And though Bruener was valiant as a proud Bobcat should be, you just can't beat the Canes with your TE while the rest of your offense is shitting the bed.
Empterman can't get to Toretta fast enough to keep him from dumping off to Kevin Williams, who just kills Washington with underneath stuff, turning 8 yd. gainers into 20. Finally on their heels, Washington's pursuit isn't quite what it's been all season as they realize they're not playing Michigan,Toretta has more time, and we find out that nobody in Washington's backfield can cover Horace Copeland deep w/o help, creating other issues for rather pedestrian DBs, as history would go on to show.
In the final analysis, we find out precisely why Washington had to mount (yes) a 4th quarter come back to squeak by the same Nebraska team that Miami plungered. First team in 221 games to hold them scoreless, and even more compelling, holding Nebraska to one yard of total offense in the entire first quarter - Nebraska came into the game leading the NCAA in total offense.
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basically, you never want to rumble with any dood who would wrap up the affair by bending you over and tell you he wants to be your back door man - in the Led Zepellin II sense of that term. you know, just in case he's tuffer than you.dflea said:I want no part of any brawling with Swaye. He's been found guilty of mayhem and shit.
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So the debate is finally over. The Canes' lopsided, end of season home win over a Husker team that had nothing to play for proves more than UW's early season road win, with a new QB, over a team with national championship aspirations. Got it. Debate settled.
Seriously though creepy cane makes some points. Our* offense and DBs would have struggled with their speed. At least in theory. The same was expected when a much weaker and slower (but also similar in many ways) UW team faced an also very similar Miami team on their home field a few years later. -
All I know is that Vin Diesel beat up the Rockchuck said:So the debate is finally over. The Canes' lopsided, end of season home win over a Husker team that had nothing to play for proves more than UW's early season road win, with a new QB, over a team with national championship aspirations. Got it. Debate settled.
Seriously though creepy cane makes some points. Our* offense and DBs would have struggled with their speed. At least in theory. The same was expected when a much weaker and slower (but also similar in many ways) UW team faced an also very similar Miami team on their home field a few years later.
Just like our DAWGS beat up the Canes. But we? had time to wear them down in 94 which was lucky because Huard played like shit in the first half. -
The Rock just needed more time to get his WWF moves integrated into the game plan...DDT, stunner, choke slam etc.RaceBannon said:
All I know is that Vin Diesel beat up the Rockchuck said:So the debate is finally over. The Canes' lopsided, end of season home win over a Husker team that had nothing to play for proves more than UW's early season road win, with a new QB, over a team with national championship aspirations. Got it. Debate settled.
Seriously though creepy cane makes some points. Our* offense and DBs would have struggled with their speed. At least in theory. The same was expected when a much weaker and slower (but also similar in many ways) UW team faced an also very similar Miami team on their home field a few years later.
Just like our DAWGS beat up the Canes. But we? had time to wear them down in 94 which was lucky because Huard played like shit in the first half. -
Race did say this would be fun ....chuck said:So the debate is finally over. The Canes' lopsided, end of season home win over a Husker team that had nothing to play for proves more than UW's early season road win, with a new QB, over a team with national championship aspirations. Got it. Debate settled.
Seriously though creepy cane makes some points. Our* offense and DBs would have struggled with their speed. At least in theory. The same was expected when a much weaker and slower (but also similar in many ways) UW team faced an also very similar Miami team on their home field a few years later.
Despite the loss of Empterman, which was huge, that 94 team wasn't quite the talent shit show relative to the 91 squad you make them out to be. You got a huge upgrade at Safety w/ Milloy, who played a big role in the Whammy, and at RB w/ Nip. And I would put Huard up against Camaro as a passer any day. Most people I know are still scratching their heads wondering how that 94 team went 7-4. Probably because of their retard of a HC.
The issue in 94 with Miami was more severe. The O line was a complete sieve, and poor Frank Costa, who was a much better QB than he was ever able to show, was like hamburger to any decent pass rush that season. The defense had some big names, yeah, but also some weak spots. In short, by 1994, Miami was a true Dennis Erickson team. They were capable of and sometimes attained great things, but they also were just as likely to shit the bed, which they also did. Classic Dennis: good initially, but the lax approach eventually takes its toll, and all of a sudden, you have Vontez Burficts and Warren Sapps running the zoo w/ no adult supervision. The '91 squad was much different; not similar at all. The '91 team had a fucking great O line, for starters. The '94 team, as I said, had an O line that could not pass block to save their lives.
Your 'had nothing to play for' reasoning is not only stupid, it's effeminate. You must not realize that Nebraska lived to play in the Orange Bowl ... it's the only thing those fat pasty white mid western fucks had to look forward to in their entire lives, which is why half the state still empties out and shows up glowing in Miami whenever Nebraska gets there. And for any team, it was a New Years bowl game ... if your team's mentality is that they have nothing to play for, then your team is shit, and that means they were shit when you were scrambling to catch them in the 4th quarter earlier in the year. Keep finding new and more clever ways to write off that game. The standing ovation has been done and is played out. Just fyi.
And if you're going with the new QB routine, I want my 2000 loss to Washington back, because Dorothy shit his pants in the first half at Husky stadium. Get that loss off my? books and we? walk away with the title more easily than we? did the following year.
I know this: most Washington fans severely underestimate how stingy that Miami D was. Not the very best they've ever had, but they were very good. And Washington's offense was not one for the ages ... I think you guys struggle to put points on the board in that game, which makes it closer than you think. -
Drain the fucking swamp! Doog legend Lambo exposed. (Hi Pumpy!)creepycoug said:
Race did say this would be fun ....chuck said:So the debate is finally over. The Canes' lopsided, end of season home win over a Husker team that had nothing to play for proves more than UW's early season road win, with a new QB, over a team with national championship aspirations. Got it. Debate settled.
Seriously though creepy cane makes some points. Our* offense and DBs would have struggled with their speed. At least in theory. The same was expected when a much weaker and slower (but also similar in many ways) UW team faced an also very similar Miami team on their home field a few years later.
Despite the loss of Empterman, which was huge, that 94 team wasn't quite the talent shit show relative to the 91 squad you make them out to be. You got a huge upgrade at Safety w/ Milloy, who played a big role in the Whammy, and at RB w/ Nip. And I would put Huard up against Camaro as a passer any day. Most people I know are still scratching their heads wondering how that 94 team went 7-4. Probably because of their retard of a HC.
The issue in 94 with Miami was more severe. The O line was a complete sieve, and poor Frank Costa, who was a much better QB than he was ever able to show, was like hamburger to any decent pass rush that season. The defense had some big names, yeah, but also some weak spots. In short, by 1994, Miami was a true Dennis Erickson team. They were capable of and sometimes attained great things, but they also were just as likely to shit the bed, which they also did. Classic Dennis: good initially, but the lax approach eventually takes its toll, and all of a sudden, you have Vontez Burficts and Warren Sapps running the zoo w/ no adult supervision. The '91 squad was much different; not similar at all. The '91 team had a fucking great O line, for starters. The '94 team, as I said, had an O line that could not pass block to save their lives.
Your 'had nothing to play for' reasoning is not only stupid, it's effeminate. You must not realize that Nebraska lived to play in the Orange Bowl ... it's the only thing those fat pasty white mid western fucks had to look forward to in their entire lives, which is why half the state still empties out and shows up glowing in Miami whenever Nebraska gets there.
And if you're going with the new QB routine, I want my 2000 loss to Washington back, because Dorothy shit his pants in the first half at Husky stadium. Get that loss off my? books and Miami walks away with the title more easily than it did the following year.
It just fucking kills me how many of you pussies take this hypothetical match-up so fucking seriously. I know this: most Washington fans severely underestimate how stingy that Miami D was. Not the very best they've ever had, but they were very good.
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You're insecurity always shows through via your penchant for senseless, irrelevant insults when someone dares to counter you. It's ok creepy I respect you and your? program. Thing is that the whole "we beat them worse than you" argument is a stupid and desperate one in the first place.creepycoug said:
yada yadachuck said:So the debate is finally over. The Canes' lopsided, end of season home win over a Husker team that had nothing to play for proves more than UW's early season road win, with a new QB, over a team with national championship aspirations. Got it. Debate settled.
Seriously though creepy cane makes some points. Our* offense and DBs would have struggled with their speed. At least in theory. The same was expected when a much weaker and slower (but also similar in many ways) UW team faced an also very similar Miami team on their home field a few years later.
Nebraska in early 1991 was a national title contender playing on their home field. Nebraska in the 1992 Orange bowl was there for the trip and facing a team that had everything to play for in their home town. Just a factor and not a deciding one. -
Sobriety?PostGameOrangeSlices said:salemcoog said:
I NEEEED a rival.Swaye said:@Gladstone vs. @TierbsHsotBoobs
@Tequilla vs. @RoadDawg55
@AZDuck vs. @DerekJohnson
@dflea vs. @Sledog
@backthepack vs. @Puberty
@CokeGreaterThanPepsi vs. @Internetstalkinglawsdawg
Will it never end? Will there never be peace in our time?
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holy shit are those long tl;dr miami posts serious? who would read them? who would care? how off the spectrum would you have to be to post something like that?
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Yes.BaldwinIV said:holy shit are those long tl;dr miami posts serious? who would read them? who would care? how off the spectrum would you have to be to post something like that?
You.
You. Very much.
Very.
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Is that your insecurity showing?chuck said:
You're insecurity always shows through via your penchant for senseless, irrelevant insults when someone dares to counter you. It's ok creepy I respect you and your? program. Thing is that the whole "we beat them worse than you" argument is a stupid and desperate one in the first place.creepycoug said:
yada yadachuck said:So the debate is finally over. The Canes' lopsided, end of season home win over a Husker team that had nothing to play for proves more than UW's early season road win, with a new QB, over a team with national championship aspirations. Got it. Debate settled.
Seriously though creepy cane makes some points. Our* offense and DBs would have struggled with their speed. At least in theory. The same was expected when a much weaker and slower (but also similar in many ways) UW team faced an also very similar Miami team on their home field a few years later.
Would you prefer analyzing the SI pretend game? Common opponents is one thing people discuss when this happens. Dispositve? No. Relevant? Yes. The only dispositive thing would be what didn't happen.
Usain Bolt beat me in the 100 by 50. But I got a bad start. I'm not saying that's why I lost, but it was a factor.
How is it that Washington got 3-8 USCs best shot in LA? I'm pretty sure SC was aware they weren't in title contention. Maybe they wanted to win or something?
New Year's Day game (when that was a real thing); Playing a title contender; Playing a program you hate like few others; Playing with one loss and a chance to cap off a great season with a big win on national TV; Half your state is there to watch you. I'd say they cared and had a lot to play for.
I don't care, at all, if you have any respect for your own Mom's twat. So we can at least take that one off the table.
Creep -
Ok is the sand wiped out of your vag now? Jeez. Show off your potty mouth as you tend to. It's all fun and what I knew i signed up for when I started in this thread.
Creep you keep firing back over things I didn't even imply let alone type. You said the game would be closer than we* think, when I never said UW would beat them. Truth is id be too cowardly to lay money on either team in that game. My point from the beginning was to disagree with the way you dismissed that husky team and pointed to the Orange bowl thrashing as solid evidence. It's not. Relevant for sure, as are the factors affecting those two games which I pointed out.
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It is pretty "neat" that UW didn't have to play Miami and we got a crystal ball out of it so that OBK can squirt more eggs out her rotten gash
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Maybe now I can add Creep and Chuck to the HH Thunder Dome Death Match card.
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That card is for actual match-ups. Royotis put up better fights than this guy, and Roy was a retard.Swaye said:Maybe now I can add Creep and Chuck to the HH Thunder Dome Death Match card.
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Derek - your little bored is fucking up again. Call the smart kids to fix the problem.
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Ok is the sand wiped out of your vag now? Jeez. Show off your potty mouth as you tend to. It's all fun and what I knew i signed up for when I started in this thread.
You rinse the sand out of the vag; you never wipe. Axe Tequilla why.
Look, Race fucking told you the fun would start once I showed up here. Having fun yet?
PS: Sorry about the potty mouth. It's the only fucking way a degenerate cock-sucker like me knows how to fucking talk.
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PSS: Are you a retard?creepycoug said:
Well, I walked into this dumbass slap fight and keep coming back so I'd say the answer is obvious. -
Race was right.RaceBannon said:Its going to be fun when creepy sees this and gets triggered
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Ok is the sand wiped out of your vag now? Jeez. Show off your potty mouth as you tend to. It's all fun and what I knew i signed up for when I started in this thread.chuck said:
Creep you keep firing back over things I didn't even imply let alone type. You said the game would be closer than we* think, when I never said UW would beat them. Truth is id be too cowardly to lay money on either team in that game. My point from the beginning was to disagree with the way you dismissed that husky team and pointed to the Orange bowl thrashing as solid evidence. It's not. Relevant for sure, as are the factors affecting those two games which I pointed out.
Carry on with your huffing and puffing now.
You did imply you didn't respect your mother's twat -
Water is wet.Doogles said:
Race was right.RaceBannon said:Its going to be fun when creepy sees this and gets triggered
Look. I know. You know. Royotis knows. Everybody knows.
There's no Cane discussion around here, espeshulee 91 Cane chatter, that does't end up in my courtroom.
You don't like feeling creepy? Don't tangle with Creep. It's that simple. -
Well, I walked into this dumbass slap fight and keep coming back so I'd say the answer is obvious.chuck said:
PSS: Are you a retard?creepycoug said:
Yes. On this we agree. -
^Derek! The quote function thingy isn't working damnit! Get a 22 year old in here stat!
