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What is your 1st memory of Husky Football?
LostDoogReward
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Unfortunately for me it was the 1994 road game against Oregon. I was only 5 at the time and just beginning to understand football. I knew what a touchdown was but little else. I vividly remember as my family and I were walking to the stadium, there was a guy on top of his RV taking the biggest piss I've ever seen to this day. He must have been holding it in for quite a while because that motherfucker got some distance. I also remember some duck fans yelling things at us, but can't recall what was said. We were sitting in one of the endzones, and was fascinated with the net raising up behind the uprights because it was pretty much all I could see. I don't remember much about the game until the very end. I know my dad was chirping some quook fans because we were driving and about to put the game away. Then tHe pIcK happens, can't see shit, we lose, I was too dumb at the time to realize it and was asking my parents why we were leaving. The fucked up thing is I remember that green and yellow retard unleashing his bladder better than anything else that day. Probably for the better.
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Boomer Schooner
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Gate
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Got a pic with a cheerleader outside the stadium when I was around 8 or 9 maybe. Got some sweet UW cards one was Cody Pickett
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1976 vs. Virginia at Husky Stadium. Age 5.
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1982 Apple Cup. I still want to kill myself sometimes.
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First live game, 2000 against Oregon State. Sat in the closed end zone free seating family section because we were/are pour. I remember the game feeling more like a “we survived” game than a big win because OSU wasnt respected until later in the season.
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Watching uw struggle against eastern at an opening game was speshual
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I remember rewatching the 1991 Dream Season VHS over and over.
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Getting buttplugged by tOSU at husky stadium with a bunch of drunk obnoxious retarded fat bald tOSU fans behind us screaming shit at us 7 year olds. My dad got fed up and told them to fuck off.
2004 apple cup losing to the coug i think at the last minute 28-25 and the have been 2007 apple cup where I cried.
Ahhh it was all pain and misery. -
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Selling PI papers to get a free pass into the game at halftime. Or alternatively not selling papers, jumping the chain link fence and outrunning the Pinkerton guards to the old end zone bleachers. Wonderful days.
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The only answer which is acceptable here would be walking to Husky Stadium with my two dads on a crisp fall afternoon.
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Early 90's....I was maybe 10yrs old and feeling the upper deck shake on 3rd downs above us and thinking i was going to die. The other memory which stands out is Mario Bailey laying out for a Brunell bomb. Lou Gellermans opening line..... -
https://affotd.files.wordpress.com/2018/02/little-rascals.jpg?w=500whuggy said:Selling PI papers to get a free pass into the game at halftime. Or alternatively not selling papers, jumping the chain link fence and outrunning the Pinkerton guards to the old end zone bleachers. Wonderful days.
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Owen 12
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1983 - When I first moved here to live in my sleeper cell in Lake Forest Park. Huskies were the talk of the town. Then 1984 rolled around leading up to the 1985 Orange Bowl. I was hooked.
My first game was the 1987 Apple Cup. I was a senior in high school and one of my brothers was at UW at the time. The student section was totally out of control back then.
I went to UW in the early 90's and it was just fucking glorious. @YellowSnow is jealous. -
Don’t have a specific memory but my hardcore fandom started around Tim Dwight destroying us in Sun Bowl
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I was nine or ten. My mom had a record-setting brain surgery at UW medical. Four tumors removed in one surgery. She was expected to lose the use of most of the left side of her body, but the surgeon pulled off a miracle. She was recovering from that surgery, and the window of her recovery room looked right down onto the field. One day we took a walk while she was sleeping down to the stadium. As a poor kid, this was going to be the closest I'd get to a giant stadium like that for another decade at least. So we were really excited just to be up close to it. Just about shit ourselves to find one of the gates slightly open. We let ourselves in and spent an hour running around the field pretending to be players, jumping the hurdles on the track, running up the bleachers, etc.
One of the players was doing a workout of the field. No shirt, hugest, most ripped dude I'd ever seen in my life up to that point.
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YKWCanadawg said:Got a pic with a cheerleader outside the stadium when I was around 8 or 9 maybe. Got some sweet UW cards one was Cody Pickett
The cheerleader, not Cody - though he was a strapping handsome young buck. Amirite, @Dennis_DeYoung ? -
PurpleBaze said:
1983 - When I first moved here to live in my sleeper cell in Lake Forest Park. Huskies were the talk of the town. Then 1984 rolled around leading up to the 1985 Orange Bowl. I was hooked.
My first game was the 1987 Apple Cup. I was a senior in high school and one of my brothers was at UW at the time. The student section was totally out of control back then.
I went toUWWisconsin in the early 90's and it was just fucking glorious. @YellowSnow is jealous. -
LOL!Swaye said:PurpleBaze said:1983 - When I first moved here to live in my sleeper cell in Lake Forest Park. Huskies were the talk of the town. Then 1984 rolled around leading up to the 1985 Orange Bowl. I was hooked.
My first game was the 1987 Apple Cup. I was a senior in high school and one of my brothers was at UW at the time. The student section was totally out of control back then.
I went toUWWisconsin in the early 90's and it was just fucking glorious. @YellowSnow is jealous.
Yeah, I Googled my way into Huskies football. -
probably 6-7 years old and my first memory is sitting with my dad watching the Don James Coaches Show on KOMO (with the fat host?) where he breaks down all the plays. At first I thought it was boring, but then I understood the game and enjoyed it each week.
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95 was the season I really started to get into football. Squeaking out a win against Army, losing to Notre Dame and the tie with USC stick out the most.
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I remember hearing about the stadium collapse in 1987. I was 9
The first Husky game I attended was the 1988 Army vs. UW game as 10 year old kid. I remember thinking the Dawgs had no shot because who could be tuffer or stronger than ARMY? I can remember being mesmerized by the immense size of the stadium and the noise of the crowd. I couldn't see shit because we were low to the field behind the Army bench and I couldn't see over anyone's head. Carry Conklin lead the Dawgs to victory, 31-17 that day. -
Meek said:
probably 6-7 years old and my first memory is sitting with my dad watching the Don James Coaches Show on KOMO (with the fat host?) where he breaks down all the plays. At first I thought it was boring, but then I understood the game and enjoyed it each week.
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This SI was kept by our World Book Encyclopedias on the shelf by the fireplace thus signifying the great importance of it. I also had the press book from the UW Minnesota Rose Bowl that my folks went to without me. That is my first memory
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Taking a campus tour in high school and realizing UW was “Washington.” I vaguely remembered people talking about that team when I was forced to watch Cowboys playoff games in the very early 90s.
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My first grade teacher talking shit to her Coug students after the 91 Apple Cup.
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I had a teacher in 4th Grade that was a huge Coug fan. I believe it was 97 the year they went to the Rose Bowl with Leaf. I went to a catholic private school, and every day we did this stupid thing where we could say things we were praying for. I prayed that UW would win the Aloha Bowl, and that Michigan would beat wazzu. We had a private conversation after that and I was no longer allowed to pray for anything football related.wobidbus said:My first grade teacher talking shit to her Coug students after the 91 Apple Cup.
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I think I've told this story before.
When Reser Stadium was Parker Stadium....there was a gravel road behind the stadium and we were walking back to the car. The Huskies won...I was about 7 or 8 years old and was waving a Husky flag that my mom attached to a wooden dowel.
Two college kids came running by and grabbed my flag and started to run off. I was devastated. What they didn't know that the large black guy about 10 yards directly behind us was my older "brother." He hip checked the kid and he went flying...picked up my flag. "Wave that motherfucker!"
