Most painful Husky losses that you remember

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For some reason with Oregon having yet another painful loss, last night on Pac-12 classics it was the 1992 UW at Arizona game and of course this is UCLA the school who gave us IMO our most painful loss in program history.

So to you guys what is your top 5 most painful Husky losses?

1. UCLA loss in 1990: Cost us a national title, easily the worst defensive performance of that era, offense was terrible.

2. 1995 home loss to Oregon: Cost us a Rose Bowl plus back to back losses to Oregon just fucking sucked.

3. UW at Arizona in 1992: I forgot what losing felt like. That whole week was fucked up and watching our offense just sputter really hurt. I was just in shock the rest of the night.

4. UW at UCLA in 1999: Cost us a Rose Bowl and UCLA was fucking awful that year/injured. I still remember Tui throwing a costly pick in Overtime to blow the game.

5. UW at Michigan in 2002: That team had some talk of national title and a lot of talk of Rose Bowl. To lose on having 12 men on the field after a timeout just fucking ruined my day. I was like Race/iDawg after the BYU loss where I was like TSIO as I knew then that team didn't have what it took.

I was born in 1980 so that is why I left out 1982 AC and 1985 Oregon State.

If you noticed I don't have any in the past decade not because we haven't had painful losses but more to the fact I stopped caring. UW back then was a big deal and every loss mattered so much.

So guys what are your most painful losses?

section8

2007 losing the chance to fire our sack of shit coach and hire Jim Mora. Cost us several quality bowl wins and a shot at a good BCS game.

PurpleBaze

1990 Colorado & 1990 UCLA... the 1995 home loss to ND and then the "Leap by the Lake" game. The Holiday Bowl loss against Major Applewhite's Texas really sucked ass.

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section8 said:

2007 losing the chance to fire our sack of shit coach and hire Jim Mora. Cost us several quality bowl wins and a shot at a good BCS game.

I should clarify actual games. Coaching hires/blunders are an entire different category.

Damn that list could go on forever.

unfrozencaveman

There's been many, but the 1995 home loss to ND sticks out. Only b/c a guy from my HS was playing for ND and he likes to talk shit at reunions. Cocksmoker

PurpleBaze

unfrozencaveman said:

There's been many, but the 1995 home loss to ND sticks out. Only b/c a guy from my HS was playing for ND and he likes to talk shit at reunions. Cocksmoker

UW had a comfortable lead in that game in the 3rd quarter and lost the game when ND threw a TD pass to a totally uncovered receiver... pitch & catch... easy.

Dawgtona

1982 Stanford and WSU, 1984 SC, 1990 Ucla, 1992 Arizona

PurpleBaze

The Bledsoe "Snow Bowl" game was a terrible, too. The Huskies were moving the ball well with Darius Turner running the ball up the gut. But, they went away from that in favor of running sweeps with Kaufman.

DerekJohnson

'85 Oregon State, '86 ASU, '92 Arizona, '94 Oregon, '95 Oregon, '02 Michigan, '03 Nevada, '04 Arizona.... All losses after that occurred when we ceased being a football school.

RoadDawg55

The tie to USC in 94 or 95 sucked. That is one of my earliest memories of going to games. 2000 Oregon, '97 Oregon and Apple Cup.

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DerekJohnson said:

'85 Oregon State, '86 ASU, '92 Arizona, '94 Oregon, '95 Oregon, '02 Michigan, '03 Nevada, '04 Arizona.... All losses after that occurred when we ceased being a football school.

Why was 04' Arizona painful? By that point we were like 1-8.

Nevada was more frustration that we lost but I stopped giving a fuck as I knew Gilby was a shit coach.

Good choice guys on 1995 Notre Dame. I remember leading by 7 late, then they blocked a John Whales punt as our normal punter was hurt. Then ND goes for two and the lead where Mayes is wide open.

Then Huard is driving us down for the win only to throw a pick six. That was only our second home loss in a a span of 40 games at the time.