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Then the world changed on a crystal clear late summer day in both NY and Seattle.
The game against Miami would move to the end of the year. A plane crashed killing Husky boosters who were already in Miami for the game.
The Twin Towers went down.
We went in to the office because that's what champions do. Nobody else was working. Our suppliers didn't answer the phone so we sat around being pissed and wanting to kill rag heads. Sorry for any rag head readers I may have offended. Let's make sure we don't have a backlash out there. COEXIST.
I had jobs in the Columbia Sea First Tower and the Key Tower. It took #Courage to go in those towers that week but again, that's what champions do. But I don't want to make this about me. I knew someone who had an uncle who knew someone who lost a second cousin in the Towers.
By the way, Reggie Williams was a game changer from day one. Joe Ngata would be the same. Never forget that. -
Needs moar Omare LoweYellowSnow said:The last time we beat a big time, OOC opponent in a non-toilet bowl game.

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Race was thereRaceBannon said:Then the world changed on a crystal clear late summer day in both NY and Seattle.
The game against Miami would move to the end of the year. A plane crashed killing Husky boosters who were already in Miami for the game.
The Twin Towers went down.
We went in to the office because that's what champions do. Nobody else was working. Our suppliers didn't answer the phone so we sat around being pissed and wanting to kill rag heads. Sorry for any rag head readers I may have offended. Let's make sure we don't have a backlash out there. COEXIST.
I had jobs in the Columbia Sea First Tower and the Key Tower. It took #Courage to go in those towers that week but again, that's what champions do. But I don't want to make this about me. I knew someone who had an uncle who knew someone who lost a second cousin in the Towers.
By the way, Reggie Williams was a game changer from day one. Joe Ngata would be the same. Never forget that. -
Yep.RaceBannon said:Then the world changed on a crystal clear late summer day in both NY and Seattle.
The game against Miami would move to the end of the year. A plane crashed killing Husky boosters who were already in Miami for the game.
The Twin Towers went down.
We went in to the office because that's what champions do. Nobody else was working. Our suppliers didn't answer the phone so we sat around being pissed and wanting to kill rag heads. Sorry for any rag head readers I may have offended. Let's make sure we don't have a backlash out there. COEXIST.
I had jobs in the Columbia Sea First Tower and the Key Tower. It took #Courage to go in those towers that week but again, that's what champions do. But I don't want to make this about me. I knew someone who had an uncle who knew someone who lost a second cousin in the Towers.
By the way, Reggie Williams was a game changer from day one. Joe Ngata would be the same. Never forget that. -
I identify more as a towelhead, so I'm not offended by the raghead comment.
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Says the guy who went to WhitesconsinPurpleBaze said:I identify more as a towelhead, so I'm not offended by the raghead comment.
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The world according to puppy...HillsboroDuck said:
Says the guy who went to WhitesconsinPurpleBaze said:I identify more as a towelhead, so I'm not offended by the raghead comment.
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The program was never the same after that game. We had no business beating Michigan that day but the pull a rabbit out of the hat way that the 2000 season went had one last hurrah that September day in 2001.
Watching highlights of that game never feels right knowing what happened 3 days later. It’s still something I’ve never really wrapped my head around and watched. The day of when the attack happened all I needed was to hear what happened ... one of the only times in my life where seeing it didn’t matter to me. -
Michigan Miami back to back is some ballsy scheduling.
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I miss WASHINGTON, dammitUWhuskytskeet said:Michigan Miami back to back is some ballsy scheduling.






