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  • ZoneUW
    ZoneUW Member Posts: 794
    Myles Gaskin, Kaleb McGary, Greg Gaines... damn I am going to miss these three.

    I'm not crying...
  • ZoneUW
    ZoneUW Member Posts: 794



    Baseman said:

    Top 3 UW DT ever for sure.


    Stan Empterman had an unbelieveable two year run. Ron Holmes, though inconsistent, could be devistatingly dominant—85 Orange Bowl. Reggie Rogers May have been the most talented. Larry Tripplet while good isn’t in the mix. Danny Shelton doesn’t factor for me. Vita was Vita.

    When you weigh the production, the consistency, the effect he had making other players better—BBK! and the DB’s—the dude, the sex appeal; then consider the defense has had no dropoff after losing Vea I have Gainsey #1
    I like to call him Gainsy. That's what I like to do.

    I myself prefer my DTs like I prefer my wide receivers: @Dennis_DeYoung - style: black af.

    I noticed your list was 50/50 black and white. In a sport dominated by the brothers, your list might be considered statistically raysiss. Skansi over Williams at WR? WTF?
    Time to ban Creepy Coug. Been lurking here forever and he never makes a valuable post.
  • BleachedAnusDawg
    BleachedAnusDawg Member Posts: 13,310 Standard Supporter

    Baseman said:

    Baseman said:

    Baseman said:



    Baseman said:

    Top 3 UW DT ever for sure.


    Stan Empterman had an unbelieveable two year run. Ron Holmes, though inconsistent, could be devistatingly dominant—85 Orange Bowl. Reggie Rogers May have been the most talented. Larry Tripplet while good isn’t in the mix. Danny Shelton doesn’t factor for me. Vita was Vita.

    When you weigh the production, the consistency, the effect he had making other players better—BBK! and the DB’s—the dude, the sex appeal; then consider the defense has had no dropoff after losing Vea I have Gainsey #1
    I like to call him Gainsy. That's what I like to do.

    I myself prefer my DTs like I prefer my wide receivers: @Dennis_DeYoung - style: black af.

    I noticed your list was 50/50 black and white. In a sport dominated by the brothers, your list might be considered statistically raysiss. Skansi over Williams at WR? WTF?
    MY FAVORITE Huskies. HTH
    Yeah. I know.
    Outside of Gaines and Gaskin, have you seen any of the other 8 play?
    Yes. Technically, all of them. At games in the late 70s, I wasn't paying attention to names (though Steele was a big name at my elementary school), but just experiencing the games.

    Early 80s I started paying attention to players.

    You understand, then, what Steele represents both on the field and the direction of the program?
    Yes. Thank you for the history lesson.

    Christ. I thought this bored was predicated on humor. Did you honestly think I was submitting serious commentary on he racial make up of your list? The other guy is a dummy so I get that.
    Keep on backpedaling. It's amusing.
  • Canadawg
    Canadawg Member Posts: 5,340
    Was at the Stanford game. Gaines pick off of the deflection was probably my most hype play of the season
  • UW_Doog_Bot
    UW_Doog_Bot Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 18,183 Founders Club
    ZoneUW said:



    Baseman said:

    Top 3 UW DT ever for sure.


    Stan Empterman had an unbelieveable two year run. Ron Holmes, though inconsistent, could be devistatingly dominant—85 Orange Bowl. Reggie Rogers May have been the most talented. Larry Tripplet while good isn’t in the mix. Danny Shelton doesn’t factor for me. Vita was Vita.

    When you weigh the production, the consistency, the effect he had making other players better—BBK! and the DB’s—the dude, the sex appeal; then consider the defense has had no dropoff after losing Vea I have Gainsey #1
    I like to call him Gainsy. That's what I like to do.

    I myself prefer my DTs like I prefer my wide receivers: @Dennis_DeYoung - style: black af.

    I noticed your list was 50/50 black and white. In a sport dominated by the brothers, your list might be considered statistically raysiss. Skansi over Williams at WR? WTF?
    Time to ban Creepy Coug. Been lurking here forever and he never makes a valuable post.
    Drink bleach and LEAVE!!
  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,066
    Baseman said:

    Baseman said:

    Baseman said:

    Baseman said:



    Baseman said:

    Top 3 UW DT ever for sure.


    Stan Empterman had an unbelieveable two year run. Ron Holmes, though inconsistent, could be devistatingly dominant—85 Orange Bowl. Reggie Rogers May have been the most talented. Larry Tripplet while good isn’t in the mix. Danny Shelton doesn’t factor for me. Vita was Vita.

    When you weigh the production, the consistency, the effect he had making other players better—BBK! and the DB’s—the dude, the sex appeal; then consider the defense has had no dropoff after losing Vea I have Gainsey #1
    I like to call him Gainsy. That's what I like to do.

    I myself prefer my DTs like I prefer my wide receivers: @Dennis_DeYoung - style: black af.

    I noticed your list was 50/50 black and white. In a sport dominated by the brothers, your list might be considered statistically raysiss. Skansi over Williams at WR? WTF?
    MY FAVORITE Huskies. HTH
    Yeah. I know.
    Outside of Gaines and Gaskin, have you seen any of the other 8 play?
    Yes. Technically, all of them. At games in the late 70s, I wasn't paying attention to names (though Steele was a big name at my elementary school), but just experiencing the games.

    Early 80s I started paying attention to players.

    You understand, then, what Steele represents both on the field and the direction of the program?
    Yes. Thank you for the history lesson.

    Christ. I thought this bored was predicated on humor. Did you honestly think I was submitting serious commentary on he racial make up of your list? The other guy is a dummy so I get that.
    Race isn’t an issue until it is. You brought it up. Doubling down with blasphemy now?
    No. I expressed my thoughts pretty clearly. If you have any questions, just let me know.

    HtH
  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,066

    Baseman said:

    Baseman said:

    Baseman said:



    Baseman said:

    Top 3 UW DT ever for sure.


    Stan Empterman had an unbelieveable two year run. Ron Holmes, though inconsistent, could be devistatingly dominant—85 Orange Bowl. Reggie Rogers May have been the most talented. Larry Tripplet while good isn’t in the mix. Danny Shelton doesn’t factor for me. Vita was Vita.

    When you weigh the production, the consistency, the effect he had making other players better—BBK! and the DB’s—the dude, the sex appeal; then consider the defense has had no dropoff after losing Vea I have Gainsey #1
    I like to call him Gainsy. That's what I like to do.

    I myself prefer my DTs like I prefer my wide receivers: @Dennis_DeYoung - style: black af.

    I noticed your list was 50/50 black and white. In a sport dominated by the brothers, your list might be considered statistically raysiss. Skansi over Williams at WR? WTF?
    MY FAVORITE Huskies. HTH
    Yeah. I know.
    Outside of Gaines and Gaskin, have you seen any of the other 8 play?
    Yes. Technically, all of them. At games in the late 70s, I wasn't paying attention to names (though Steele was a big name at my elementary school), but just experiencing the games.

    Early 80s I started paying attention to players.

    You understand, then, what Steele represents both on the field and the direction of the program?
    Yes. Thank you for the history lesson.

    Christ. I thought this bored was predicated on humor. Did you honestly think I was submitting serious commentary on he racial make up of your list? The other guy is a dummy so I get that.
    Keep on backpedaling. It's amusing.
    You're stupid.
  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,066
    ZoneUW said:



    Baseman said:

    Top 3 UW DT ever for sure.


    Stan Empterman had an unbelieveable two year run. Ron Holmes, though inconsistent, could be devistatingly dominant—85 Orange Bowl. Reggie Rogers May have been the most talented. Larry Tripplet while good isn’t in the mix. Danny Shelton doesn’t factor for me. Vita was Vita.

    When you weigh the production, the consistency, the effect he had making other players better—BBK! and the DB’s—the dude, the sex appeal; then consider the defense has had no dropoff after losing Vea I have Gainsey #1
    I like to call him Gainsy. That's what I like to do.

    I myself prefer my DTs like I prefer my wide receivers: @Dennis_DeYoung - style: black af.

    I noticed your list was 50/50 black and white. In a sport dominated by the brothers, your list might be considered statistically raysiss. Skansi over Williams at WR? WTF?
    Time to ban Creepy Coug. Been lurking here forever and he never makes a valuable post.
    Seems like you have an army behind you. I"ll have to rethink my position here.