This ones going to be hard for some of you to answer
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The more I dig into it the more I see NevadaSeaver's poont.
First four years Bellotti was 17-15 in conference. Pete is 23-13.
One win a year better at tops!
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I'm hearing Pete only had the success he had because of Sark's recruits.
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house that sark builtUW_Doog_Bot said:I'm hearing Pete only had the success he had because of Sark's recruits.
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Here's an ever harder question for Duck fans to answer:
If winning a national championship was so much easier before the BCS and CFB Playoff era, how come Oregon didn't win any? -
Oregon sucked at football for 100 years. The vast majority of that was before any of us were born so who gives a fuck? Pretty sure that’s been established. What’s that got to do with Peterson winning anything now?Fenderbender123 said:Here's an ever harder question for Duck fans to answer:
If winning a national championship was so much easier before the BCS and CFB Playoff era, how come Oregon didn't win any?
You ask a great question though, had anyone on this board ever made that claim about any of it being easy. We all know “it’s hard”
That said, you have to win two games against top 4 teams to win it now instead of waiting for the assistant athletic directors and USA Today columnists to vote based on highlights from ESPN or reading the newspaper game write ups in 1958.
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You’re right. Bellotti actually won a BCS game at Oregon. Even though those don’t count anymore or something?UW_Doog_Bot said:
Make's fun of doogs for comparing Cristoball to SarkMikeSeaver said:
Sorry, forgot to say that I said he’s 1 game better than Bellotti, tops.dnc said:
YRYKMikeSeaver said:I swear to god and on my twins lives that if Oregon tried to get Peterson tomorrow I would be disappointed and underwhelmed. Already know what he is. Can’t believe some of you think he’s special.
He’s honestly about 1 win better a year than Bellotti. Tops.
Bellotti won a ten team conference 1.3 times in 14 years.
Petersen has won a 12 team conference once in 4 years.
Bellotti finished in the top 5 of the rankings once in 14 years.
Petersen has finished in the top 5 of the rankings once in 4 years.
So far Petersen has failed to surpass Bellotti's accomplishments. There's no reason to think he ever will.
If Bellotti wins one more game a season here and there he would have won the conf a couple more times.
Mike lost a ton of bowl games too. Especially to good teams.
That is not me backing Mediocre Mike, and it’s not me saying he should have won a couple more... that’s me duck splaing to you who Peterson is.
Equates Petermen to Bellotti.
Losing bigger games in 2018 > winning them in the past.
Love watching you all screw yourselves into the ground with all of the twisting. Spending 15 years saying one thing then having to change your entire foundation in 2 is quite a tasty treat.
3 years tells you who you are
Win or GTFO
Seamen covered monitors when Oregon lost to standford every other year or twice in the final.
Now you wouldn’t trade losing to Alabama for a Rose Bowl victory over Ped State (which you could have corrected the next year but didn’t)
Wonderful stuff.
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Mike's upset again.
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Great thread. Great thread views. I’m a pig in shit right now.haie said:Mike's upset again.
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Mike's upset again.
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Great thread. Great thread views. I’m a pig in shit right now.haie said:Mike's upset again.
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chinned for showing the proper amount of respect.dnc said:
John Robinson Round Two and Paul Hackett say hi.MikeSeaver said:
“Did Bellotti ever have to Face a Clay Helton led USC? I didn’t think so.”dnc said:
YRYKMikeSeaver said:I swear to god and on my twins lives that if Oregon tried to get Peterson tomorrow I would be disappointed and underwhelmed. Already know what he is. Can’t believe some of you think he’s special.
He’s honestly about 1 win better a year than Bellotti. Tops.
Bellotti won a ten team conference 1.3 times in 14 years.
Petersen has won a 12 team conference once in 4 years.
Bellotti finished in the top 5 of the rankings once in 14 years.
Petersen has finished in the top 5 of the rankings once in 4 years.
So far Petersen has failed to surpass Bellotti's accomplishments. There's no reason to think he ever will.
This conference. Ha ha ha.
Or to put them on equal terms, in Bellotti's first four years at Oregon USC won the conference (actually tied for it) once. They finished ranked once (12th). Bellotti won the conference zero out of four times.
In Pete's first four years at Washington USC won the conference once (outright). They finished ranked three times (20th, 3rd, 12th). Pete won the conference one out of four times.
Clearly a down USC is the source of Pete's comparative strength.
Bellotti wins again!




