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OFFICIAL Huskies-Bears Game Thread
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Tim Brando is horrible
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Passes in the middle of the field! Amazing
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We run the ball for five yards a pop and refuse to stick to it.
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Castrate the entire O-line
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New board motto?StrongArmCobra said:We run the ball for five yards a pop and refuse to stick to it.
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Where was the cal defense the rest of the year?
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Sample was open.
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Bootleg Browning
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We are done. Stick a fork in it.
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That was a quick kick, too
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Jesus. Petersen is such a faggot
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SAMPLE WAS WIDE OPEN
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Browning still awful, someone kill me
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We're wasting a good defense with pathetic fucking offense.
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They weren’t playing usPineapplePirate said:Where was the cal defense the rest of the year?
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Jake. Is. Awful. Both of them
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Don’t worry, BBK pick 6 is coming.
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bush Hamden and all his players suck
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but it was great pressure according to brando!NorwegianHusky said:SAMPLE WAS WIDE OPEN
Even tho everyone was blocked but one guy who was on the fucking ground
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Can we get Daniel Bridge-Gadd to come back?
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Agreed. You don't go gay in the bay area and walk out a winner.PurpleJ said:This is what we deserve for dressing like a bunch of purple helmet faggots.
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every incompletion is great pressure.GreenRiverGatorz said:Tim Brando is horrible
Every negative run that is a result of our RB's dancing is great penetration. -
I just want a Qb who can make 2 reads and throw it to the open guy. Is that too much to ask for?
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I like it when our defense holds a team to 6 points and we lose
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Wake me up when Skinny is our QB. Fuck this team with a machette.
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Pete is gonna overthink this and fake it or some shit.
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YesNeighbor2972 said:I just want a Qb who can make 2 reads and throw it to the open guy. Is that too much to ask for?
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At least our punt team doesn't suck fat cock.
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I bet you we try a double reverse or some other trick play next time we have the ball
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Sirmon must really suck to get no snaps in this shit show.
