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  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,066
    dnc said:

    AZDuck said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    ntxduck said:

    If we lay a turd and then run the table Paul Finebaum will be spewing SEC ejaculate on every sound bite he can infect.

    That’s likely worse case scenario, I’d honestly rather have another 2017 than 12-1 and miss the playoffs because the pac-12 is so weak.

    So TSIO if we start 0-1, are you knew hear?

    On the contrary, I’m well versed in HCH think.

    That’s the whole point of the thread. When will you be championship ready? If not now when? How long will you let this go on?

    Are you WASHINGTON or Okalahoma State?





    I’m more of a Pete fan than 99% of huskies. That being said, they’ll never be championship ready until he gets his head bashed in by Bama/uga/Clemson a couple more times and realizes he needs to change his recruiting strategy.

    Okgs are good enough to win the pac (because the conference sucks). They’re not good enough to compete with the top 2-3 teams in the country.
    Edit: Meant to quote Mike and fucked it up, not going to bother to fix it.

    I have no doubt that this boared will be full of hot takes if Petermen goes another season with 10 wins that ends on a flat note. The reality though is that the rest of the fanbase and uppercampus won't get rid of him unless the wheels really come off. So what are you really asking? What HH's collective expectations are or should be? What our? responses to different scenarios should be? Gnashing of teeth, excuse making, calling for heads, etc.? There are plenty of threds where it's been discussed. The general consensus seems to be at the very least winning a NY6 bowel to pacify real questions about the programs direction.

    The general consensus is also that we are a tier 2 program that can challenge for a NT given a good to great coach and a good to great QB. We currently lack the latter and barring some extremely lucky breaks won't be getting that done this year. Looking at QB depth though 2019 and beyond could be special. We did however luck into a coach that is good to great that considers UW his final destination job which can happen given our advantages and quite honestly, the lowered scrutiny & demand from uppercampus and the local media so long as the program is "clean" and "doing it right".

    All that said, fuck off and drink bleach.
    Thanks for your thoughtful response. Seems to be difficult to get around here bar a few of you. I do appreciate the self deprecating “insert year will be special.” That does seem to be the underling thought from most of you even if you don’t come right out and say it.

    Lots of “in the future” comments or “some day we will get there”

    One note I’ll take exception to is the idea that Pederson is a great coach. Do great coaches lose their bowl games every year? Lose to ASU, every year?








    Already quoted me as saying Petermen is "Good to great". DNC gave plenty of reasons for at the very least "good". He hasn't earned "great" at UW yet. All indications are that he's on track to do so though.
    Loses all his bowl games, not any impressive OOC wins and loses to ASU every year, most would say unexpectedly.

    Sounds like Mike Bellotti, a little bit. Ha ha.



    Bellotti was a GREAT coach. Axe Mosster.
    Mike was a Miami loss to Nebraska away from winning a national title in a golf cart and new letterman’s jacket.

    That was once in 15 years. I’m told that’s good enough to coach WASHINGTON.

    Miami would have run Oregon off the field.

    STOp.
    I think his hypo was that NU somehow beats the Fighting Butch Davises and Oregon beats CU as happened. Then the pundits would have split the title for that year most likely
    YRYK, I read it wrong.

    So in fifteen years as HC Bellotti was once a Nebraska not getting slaughtered by Miami away from a possible half natty that OBK wouldn't recognize.

    Sounds like a hell of a coach.
    the odds of Nebraska and Eric Crouch beating Miami were slightly worse than Oregon doing it, since Oregon at least had the threat of the forward pass.

    I've said it for years: best thing that could have happened to Oregon was NOT being in that Rose Bowl. Belotti knew it too. His smirk notwithstanding, there was nothing to lose with playing the "hold me back" card at the Rose Bowel, because it wasn't like it was going to change anything. That way, Oregon had a nice Fiesta Bowel win and could play the "woulda coulda shoulda" card and avoid having to actually face one of the most deep, talented, balanced and weakness-free cfb teams of the modern era.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 114,091 Founders Club

    dnc said:

    AZDuck said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    ntxduck said:

    If we lay a turd and then run the table Paul Finebaum will be spewing SEC ejaculate on every sound bite he can infect.

    That’s likely worse case scenario, I’d honestly rather have another 2017 than 12-1 and miss the playoffs because the pac-12 is so weak.

    So TSIO if we start 0-1, are you knew hear?

    On the contrary, I’m well versed in HCH think.

    That’s the whole point of the thread. When will you be championship ready? If not now when? How long will you let this go on?

    Are you WASHINGTON or Okalahoma State?





    I’m more of a Pete fan than 99% of huskies. That being said, they’ll never be championship ready until he gets his head bashed in by Bama/uga/Clemson a couple more times and realizes he needs to change his recruiting strategy.

    Okgs are good enough to win the pac (because the conference sucks). They’re not good enough to compete with the top 2-3 teams in the country.
    Edit: Meant to quote Mike and fucked it up, not going to bother to fix it.

    I have no doubt that this boared will be full of hot takes if Petermen goes another season with 10 wins that ends on a flat note. The reality though is that the rest of the fanbase and uppercampus won't get rid of him unless the wheels really come off. So what are you really asking? What HH's collective expectations are or should be? What our? responses to different scenarios should be? Gnashing of teeth, excuse making, calling for heads, etc.? There are plenty of threds where it's been discussed. The general consensus seems to be at the very least winning a NY6 bowel to pacify real questions about the programs direction.

    The general consensus is also that we are a tier 2 program that can challenge for a NT given a good to great coach and a good to great QB. We currently lack the latter and barring some extremely lucky breaks won't be getting that done this year. Looking at QB depth though 2019 and beyond could be special. We did however luck into a coach that is good to great that considers UW his final destination job which can happen given our advantages and quite honestly, the lowered scrutiny & demand from uppercampus and the local media so long as the program is "clean" and "doing it right".

    All that said, fuck off and drink bleach.
    Thanks for your thoughtful response. Seems to be difficult to get around here bar a few of you. I do appreciate the self deprecating “insert year will be special.” That does seem to be the underling thought from most of you even if you don’t come right out and say it.

    Lots of “in the future” comments or “some day we will get there”

    One note I’ll take exception to is the idea that Pederson is a great coach. Do great coaches lose their bowl games every year? Lose to ASU, every year?








    Already quoted me as saying Petermen is "Good to great". DNC gave plenty of reasons for at the very least "good". He hasn't earned "great" at UW yet. All indications are that he's on track to do so though.
    Loses all his bowl games, not any impressive OOC wins and loses to ASU every year, most would say unexpectedly.

    Sounds like Mike Bellotti, a little bit. Ha ha.



    Bellotti was a GREAT coach. Axe Mosster.
    Mike was a Miami loss to Nebraska away from winning a national title in a golf cart and new letterman’s jacket.

    That was once in 15 years. I’m told that’s good enough to coach WASHINGTON.

    Miami would have run Oregon off the field.

    STOp.
    I think his hypo was that NU somehow beats the Fighting Butch Davises and Oregon beats CU as happened. Then the pundits would have split the title for that year most likely
    YRYK, I read it wrong.

    So in fifteen years as HC Bellotti was once a Nebraska not getting slaughtered by Miami away from a possible half natty that OBK wouldn't recognize.

    Sounds like a hell of a coach.
    the odds of Nebraska and Eric Crouch beating Miami were slightly worse than Oregon doing it, since Oregon at least had the threat of the forward pass.

    I've said it for years: best thing that could have happened to Oregon was NOT being in that Rose Bowl. Belotti knew it too. His smirk notwithstanding, there was nothing to lose with playing the "hold me back" card at the Rose Bowel, because it wasn't like it was going to change anything. That way, Oregon had a nice Fiesta Bowel win and could play the "woulda coulda shoulda" card and avoid having to actually face one of the most deep, talented, balanced and weakness-free cfb teams of the modern era.
    The 2001 Huskies were still a very competitive program coming off a Rose Bowl win. Rick had a couple of stinkers like UCLA who always beats us and Oregon State which poured dirt on his grave. Note that we? beat ASU and USC that year. Should have beat Texas. There is one outlier on the schedule and that was the Canes. They didn't want to punish Nebraska so they took the second half off. The Huskies found out what it was like to see them mad.

    They wouldn't have cared enough to hang 65 on Oregon but it wouldn't have been close either.


  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,066
    You are right. That Miami game has tended to suggest that Washington sucked that year. While they weren't quite as tuff on D as the 2000 crew, it was still a very solid and capable team. That Holiday Bowl as I recall was one of the best bowels of the season. Very entertaining game and demonstrates the value of having a QB with the "it" factor. Applewhite was never going to see the inside of an NFL locker room, but as a college QB the kid had brass ones and a knack for the big play. Guysm like Tui, Steve Walsh, Smif, Detmer, et. al ... those kinds of players who don't have NFL bodies but who get it done in college like cool cucumbers. I'll take those guysm at that position any day over the physical specimens, who more often than not are not great college QBs.
  • TheHB
    TheHB Member Posts: 6,457
    Oregon fans would give their left nuts to have Petersen as Ducks coach. And so would the women.
  • Kaepsknee
    Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,913

    As suspected.

    Very predictable and the main reason I don’t post here very much.

    And I was about to give a serious answer but then this........

    If you lurked around a bit you'd know there have been hundreds of posts on the failures against Bama and PSU and concern about recruiting being good enough to win those games going forward. Would we care if it happens again? Hell yes

    Should he be fired? Let's not be stupid here
    This is the Ducks FANS forum. Why would I go to any of he other ones? It’s exactly why I asked why we had this new forum as it’s so narrow in scope. Again I trust the moderators have a plan so I’m fine with that. For now. Personal opinion I like one big forum with all topics. Who wants to go clicking around looking for the perfect sub forum to post their thoughts?

    Back to the topic, seems like you wouldn’t want him around just winning Northern titles. Wouldn’t have been good enough for the Washington I grew up watching.

    It may be now, though. Certainly seems like it. Luckily it coincided with the worst Oregon teams in almost a generation. Because otherwise I think you’d be singing a different tune.
    He's going into his 5th year. No, winning the north isn't enough. And the whole down Oregon thing is meaningless.

    He is what his record is. Losing to Stanford last year was his worse loss. The UW I grew up watching didn't win every game or win the league every year. Go through the shit pile of coaches that we have and we'll appreciate Pete until we don't

    That's a serious answer
    Disagree. ASU was your worst loss.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 114,091 Founders Club
    Still would have won the north
  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800
    AZDuck said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    ntxduck said:

    If we lay a turd and then run the table Paul Finebaum will be spewing SEC ejaculate on every sound bite he can infect.

    That’s likely worse case scenario, I’d honestly rather have another 2017 than 12-1 and miss the playoffs because the pac-12 is so weak.

    So TSIO if we start 0-1, are you knew hear?

    On the contrary, I’m well versed in HCH think.

    That’s the whole point of the thread. When will you be championship ready? If not now when? How long will you let this go on?

    Are you WASHINGTON or Okalahoma State?





    I’m more of a Pete fan than 99% of huskies. That being said, they’ll never be championship ready until he gets his head bashed in by Bama/uga/Clemson a couple more times and realizes he needs to change his recruiting strategy.

    Okgs are good enough to win the pac (because the conference sucks). They’re not good enough to compete with the top 2-3 teams in the country.
    Edit: Meant to quote Mike and fucked it up, not going to bother to fix it.

    I have no doubt that this boared will be full of hot takes if Petermen goes another season with 10 wins that ends on a flat note. The reality though is that the rest of the fanbase and uppercampus won't get rid of him unless the wheels really come off. So what are you really asking? What HH's collective expectations are or should be? What our? responses to different scenarios should be? Gnashing of teeth, excuse making, calling for heads, etc.? There are plenty of threds where it's been discussed. The general consensus seems to be at the very least winning a NY6 bowel to pacify real questions about the programs direction.

    The general consensus is also that we are a tier 2 program that can challenge for a NT given a good to great coach and a good to great QB. We currently lack the latter and barring some extremely lucky breaks won't be getting that done this year. Looking at QB depth though 2019 and beyond could be special. We did however luck into a coach that is good to great that considers UW his final destination job which can happen given our advantages and quite honestly, the lowered scrutiny & demand from uppercampus and the local media so long as the program is "clean" and "doing it right".

    All that said, fuck off and drink bleach.
    Thanks for your thoughtful response. Seems to be difficult to get around here bar a few of you. I do appreciate the self deprecating “insert year will be special.” That does seem to be the underling thought from most of you even if you don’t come right out and say it.

    Lots of “in the future” comments or “some day we will get there”

    One note I’ll take exception to is the idea that Pederson is a great coach. Do great coaches lose their bowl games every year? Lose to ASU, every year?








    Already quoted me as saying Petermen is "Good to great". DNC gave plenty of reasons for at the very least "good". He hasn't earned "great" at UW yet. All indications are that he's on track to do so though.
    Loses all his bowl games, not any impressive OOC wins and loses to ASU every year, most would say unexpectedly.

    Sounds like Mike Bellotti, a little bit. Ha ha.



    Bellotti was a GREAT coach. Axe Mosster.
    Mike was a Miami loss to Nebraska away from winning a national title in a golf cart and new letterman’s jacket.

    That was once in 15 years. I’m told that’s good enough to coach WASHINGTON.

    Miami would have run Oregon off the field.

    STOp.
    I think his hypo was that NU somehow beats the Fighting Butch Davises and Oregon beats CU as happened. Then the pundits would have split the title for that year most likely
    This is correct. Same way UW won theirs.

  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800
    TheHB said:

    Oregon fans would give their left nuts to have Petersen as Ducks coach. And so would the women.

    Um, no. We already had our White Bellotti.

    Can’t speak for the women though as that would be sexist. But I’d certainly tell them how stupid and wrong they are.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    AZDuck said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    ntxduck said:

    If we lay a turd and then run the table Paul Finebaum will be spewing SEC ejaculate on every sound bite he can infect.

    That’s likely worse case scenario, I’d honestly rather have another 2017 than 12-1 and miss the playoffs because the pac-12 is so weak.

    So TSIO if we start 0-1, are you knew hear?

    On the contrary, I’m well versed in HCH think.

    That’s the whole point of the thread. When will you be championship ready? If not now when? How long will you let this go on?

    Are you WASHINGTON or Okalahoma State?





    I’m more of a Pete fan than 99% of huskies. That being said, they’ll never be championship ready until he gets his head bashed in by Bama/uga/Clemson a couple more times and realizes he needs to change his recruiting strategy.

    Okgs are good enough to win the pac (because the conference sucks). They’re not good enough to compete with the top 2-3 teams in the country.
    Edit: Meant to quote Mike and fucked it up, not going to bother to fix it.

    I have no doubt that this boared will be full of hot takes if Petermen goes another season with 10 wins that ends on a flat note. The reality though is that the rest of the fanbase and uppercampus won't get rid of him unless the wheels really come off. So what are you really asking? What HH's collective expectations are or should be? What our? responses to different scenarios should be? Gnashing of teeth, excuse making, calling for heads, etc.? There are plenty of threds where it's been discussed. The general consensus seems to be at the very least winning a NY6 bowel to pacify real questions about the programs direction.

    The general consensus is also that we are a tier 2 program that can challenge for a NT given a good to great coach and a good to great QB. We currently lack the latter and barring some extremely lucky breaks won't be getting that done this year. Looking at QB depth though 2019 and beyond could be special. We did however luck into a coach that is good to great that considers UW his final destination job which can happen given our advantages and quite honestly, the lowered scrutiny & demand from uppercampus and the local media so long as the program is "clean" and "doing it right".

    All that said, fuck off and drink bleach.
    Thanks for your thoughtful response. Seems to be difficult to get around here bar a few of you. I do appreciate the self deprecating “insert year will be special.” That does seem to be the underling thought from most of you even if you don’t come right out and say it.

    Lots of “in the future” comments or “some day we will get there”

    One note I’ll take exception to is the idea that Pederson is a great coach. Do great coaches lose their bowl games every year? Lose to ASU, every year?








    Already quoted me as saying Petermen is "Good to great". DNC gave plenty of reasons for at the very least "good". He hasn't earned "great" at UW yet. All indications are that he's on track to do so though.
    Loses all his bowl games, not any impressive OOC wins and loses to ASU every year, most would say unexpectedly.

    Sounds like Mike Bellotti, a little bit. Ha ha.



    Bellotti was a GREAT coach. Axe Mosster.
    Mike was a Miami loss to Nebraska away from winning a national title in a golf cart and new letterman’s jacket.

    That was once in 15 years. I’m told that’s good enough to coach WASHINGTON.

    Miami would have run Oregon off the field.

    STOp.
    I think his hypo was that NU somehow beats the Fighting Butch Davises and Oregon beats CU as happened. Then the pundits would have split the title for that year most likely
    This is correct. Same way UW won theirs.

    UW didn't need some other team to lose so we could backdoor into our natty.

    Not the same.

    This is like UW needing BYU to looser in 1984, other than the fact Michigan was actually competitive in that one unlike Nebraska.
  • oregonblitzkrieg
    oregonblitzkrieg Member Posts: 15,288
    dnc said:

    AZDuck said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    ntxduck said:

    If we lay a turd and then run the table Paul Finebaum will be spewing SEC ejaculate on every sound bite he can infect.

    That’s likely worse case scenario, I’d honestly rather have another 2017 than 12-1 and miss the playoffs because the pac-12 is so weak.

    So TSIO if we start 0-1, are you knew hear?

    On the contrary, I’m well versed in HCH think.

    That’s the whole point of the thread. When will you be championship ready? If not now when? How long will you let this go on?

    Are you WASHINGTON or Okalahoma State?





    I’m more of a Pete fan than 99% of huskies. That being said, they’ll never be championship ready until he gets his head bashed in by Bama/uga/Clemson a couple more times and realizes he needs to change his recruiting strategy.

    Okgs are good enough to win the pac (because the conference sucks). They’re not good enough to compete with the top 2-3 teams in the country.
    Edit: Meant to quote Mike and fucked it up, not going to bother to fix it.

    I have no doubt that this boared will be full of hot takes if Petermen goes another season with 10 wins that ends on a flat note. The reality though is that the rest of the fanbase and uppercampus won't get rid of him unless the wheels really come off. So what are you really asking? What HH's collective expectations are or should be? What our? responses to different scenarios should be? Gnashing of teeth, excuse making, calling for heads, etc.? There are plenty of threds where it's been discussed. The general consensus seems to be at the very least winning a NY6 bowel to pacify real questions about the programs direction.

    The general consensus is also that we are a tier 2 program that can challenge for a NT given a good to great coach and a good to great QB. We currently lack the latter and barring some extremely lucky breaks won't be getting that done this year. Looking at QB depth though 2019 and beyond could be special. We did however luck into a coach that is good to great that considers UW his final destination job which can happen given our advantages and quite honestly, the lowered scrutiny & demand from uppercampus and the local media so long as the program is "clean" and "doing it right".

    All that said, fuck off and drink bleach.
    Thanks for your thoughtful response. Seems to be difficult to get around here bar a few of you. I do appreciate the self deprecating “insert year will be special.” That does seem to be the underling thought from most of you even if you don’t come right out and say it.

    Lots of “in the future” comments or “some day we will get there”

    One note I’ll take exception to is the idea that Pederson is a great coach. Do great coaches lose their bowl games every year? Lose to ASU, every year?








    Already quoted me as saying Petermen is "Good to great". DNC gave plenty of reasons for at the very least "good". He hasn't earned "great" at UW yet. All indications are that he's on track to do so though.
    Loses all his bowl games, not any impressive OOC wins and loses to ASU every year, most would say unexpectedly.

    Sounds like Mike Bellotti, a little bit. Ha ha.



    Bellotti was a GREAT coach. Axe Mosster.
    Mike was a Miami loss to Nebraska away from winning a national title in a golf cart and new letterman’s jacket.

    That was once in 15 years. I’m told that’s good enough to coach WASHINGTON.

    Miami would have run Oregon off the field.

    STOp.
    I think his hypo was that NU somehow beats the Fighting Butch Davises and Oregon beats CU as happened. Then the pundits would have split the title for that year most likely
    This is correct. Same way UW won theirs.

    UW didn't need some other team to lose so we could backdoor into our natty.

    Not the same.

    This is like UW needing BYU to looser in 1984, other than the fact Michigan was actually competitive in that one unlike Nebraska.
    What natty?
  • oregonblitzkrieg
    oregonblitzkrieg Member Posts: 15,288
    edited August 2018
    TheHB said:

    Oregon fans would give their left nuts to have Petersen as Ducks coach. And so would the women.

    Keep telling yourself that. The premiere program of the PAC 12 doesn't have time to waste on good regional coaches who can win games but not the important ones. We already have an ace recruiter in Cristobal. He so good he could flip families of lifelong doogs into flaming quooks literally overnight after selling their sons on Oregon. These kids grew up under the shadow of the duck empire's wingspan and get that UW should be viewed as a placeholder program for when Oregon and Stanford are down. That, and the fact that he's so stubborn he would start Jake Browning for another 4 years if he could.
  • haie
    haie Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 23,796 Founders Club

    TheHB said:

    Oregon fans would give their left nuts to have Petersen as Ducks coach. And so would the women.

    Keep telling yourself that. The premiere program of the PAC 12 doesn't have time to waste time on good regional coaches who can win games but not the important ones. We already have an ace recruiter in Cristobal. He so good he could flip families of lifelong doogs into flaming quooks literally overnight after selling their sons on Oregon. These kids grew up under the shadow of the duck empire's wingspan and get that UW should be viewed as a placeholder program for when Oregon and Stanford are down. That, and the fact that he's so stubborn he would start Jake Browning for another 8 years if he could.
    '
  • SECDAWG
    SECDAWG Member Posts: 5,004
    I want sum of whatever this duke is smokin
  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800
    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.
  • Baseman
    Baseman Member Posts: 12,369

    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.

    We don’t deal in hypotheticals
  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800
    dnc 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.

    YRYK

    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.
    “Did Bellotti ever have to Face a Clay Helton led USC? I didn’t think so.”

    This conference. Ha ha ha.
  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800
    dnc 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.

    YRYK

    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.
    Sorry, forgot to say that I said he’s 1 game better than Bellotti, tops.

    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.

  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    dnc 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.

    YRYK

    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.
    “Did Bellotti ever have to Face a Clay Helton led USC? I didn’t think so.”

    This conference. Ha ha ha.
    John Robinson Round Two and Paul Hackett say hi.

    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!
  • UW_Doog_Bot
    UW_Doog_Bot Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 18,181 Founders Club

    dnc 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.

    YRYK

    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.
    Sorry, forgot to say that I said he’s 1 game better than Bellotti, tops.

    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.

    Make's fun of doogs for comparing Cristoball to Sark

    Equates Petermen to Bellotti.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839
    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!

    And remember, poor Mike only inherited a conference champion while lucky Pete inherited a sixth place team.
  • UW_Doog_Bot
    UW_Doog_Bot Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 18,181 Founders Club
    I'm hearing Pete only had the success he had because of Sark's recruits.
  • Pitchfork51
    Pitchfork51 Member Posts: 27,662

    I'm hearing Pete only had the success he had because of Sark's recruits.

    house that sark built

    I stand by it
  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800

    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?

    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.

    You’re getting pretty far off track now. Try sticking to the subject.
  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800

    dnc 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.

    YRYK

    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.
    Sorry, forgot to say that I said he’s 1 game better than Bellotti, tops.

    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.

    Make's fun of doogs for comparing Cristoball to Sark

    Equates Petermen to Bellotti.
    You’re right. Bellotti actually won a BCS game at Oregon. Even though those don’t count anymore or something?

    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.



  • haie
    haie Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 23,796 Founders Club
    Mike's upset again.
  • MikeSeaver
    MikeSeaver Member Posts: 5,800
    haie said:

    Mike's upset again.

    Great thread. Great thread views. I’m a pig in shit right now.

    As you were...
  • haie
    haie Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 23,796 Founders Club
    Mike's upset again.

    haie said:

    Mike's upset again.

    Great thread. Great thread views. I’m a pig in shit right now.

    As you were...
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  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,066
    dnc said:

    dnc 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.

    YRYK

    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.
    “Did Bellotti ever have to Face a Clay Helton led USC? I didn’t think so.”

    This conference. Ha ha ha.
    John Robinson Round Two and Paul Hackett say hi.

    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!
    chinned for showing the proper amount of respect.