With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
I always root for you to lose, faggot.
Just an angry Oregon State fan trying to make ASU fans look bad..
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
I always root for you to lose, faggot.
Just an angry Oregon State fan trying to make ASU fans look bad..
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Only if we gave a shit what retards think. Fuck off Quook.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
Earn a Pac 12 North Co-Championship and then pop off?
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
Earn a Pac 12 North Co-Championship and then pop off?
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Jesus. I never even brought up Oregon's rose bowls or Oregon as a program when they were actually elite. I brought up Oregon during and after the championship game in 2014.
Yes, currently WSU, Utah, and Stanford are better than you. If you can't understand that then you're a perfect example of the real problem in Eugene: arrogance without performance. What have you done lately besides one OT victory that amounted to nothing?
UW coaches are putting their egos aside. Oregon coaches were fighting for control last year. UW coaches got over it and won the conference. Oregon coaches celebrated the rest of the year.
Like I care that Mike Yam voted for Oregon to win the north this year. Everyone sucks off returning seniors and all that. College football success is so much more than that.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Jesus. I never even brought up Oregon's rose bowls or Oregon as a program when they were actually elite. I brought up Oregon during and after the championship game in 2014.
Yes, currently WSU, Utah, and Stanford are better than you. If you can't understand that then you're a perfect example of the real problem in Eugene: arrogance without performance. What have you done lately besides one OT victory that amounted to nothing?
UW coaches are putting their egos aside. Oregon coaches were fighting for control last year. UW coaches got over it and won the conference. Oregon coaches celebrated the rest of the year.
Like I care that Mike Yam voted for Oregon to win the north this year. Everyone sucks off returning seniors and all that. College football success is so much more than that.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Jesus. I never even brought up Oregon's rose bowls or Oregon as a program when they were actually elite. I brought up Oregon during and after the championship game in 2014.
Yes, currently WSU, Utah, and Stanford are better than you. If you can't understand that then you're a perfect example of the real problem in Eugene: arrogance without performance. What have you done lately besides one OT victory that amounted to nothing?
UW coaches are putting their egos aside. Oregon coaches were fighting for control last year. UW coaches got over it and won the conference. Oregon coaches celebrated the rest of the year.
Like I care that Mike Yam voted for Oregon to win the north this year. Everyone sucks off returning seniors and all that. College football success is so much more than that.
Your fanbase doesn't get it because you're 12s.
Huskies are 2-13 in the last 15 against the Ducks. Not only Duck fans but also unbiased media think the Ducks will be better this year. My point is there is a reason for optimism this year for the Ducks. The Huskies lose a lot of really good players, basically all of their star players. You guys do recuit well so I don't expect you'll be in shambles or anything but it makes sense why people think Oregon will win the Pac north.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Jesus. I never even brought up Oregon's rose bowls or Oregon as a program when they were actually elite. I brought up Oregon during and after the championship game in 2014.
Yes, currently WSU, Utah, and Stanford are better than you. If you can't understand that then you're a perfect example of the real problem in Eugene: arrogance without performance. What have you done lately besides one OT victory that amounted to nothing?
UW coaches are putting their egos aside. Oregon coaches were fighting for control last year. UW coaches got over it and won the conference. Oregon coaches celebrated the rest of the year.
Like I care that Mike Yam voted for Oregon to win the north this year. Everyone sucks off returning seniors and all that. College football success is so much more than that.
Your fanbase doesn't get it because you're 12s.
Huskies are 2-13 in the last 15 against the Ducks. Not only Duck fans but also unbiased media think the Ducks will be better this year. My point is there is a reason for optimism this year for the Ducks. The Huskies lose a lot of really good players, basically all of their star players. You guys do recuit well so I don't expect you'll be in shambles or anything but it makes sense why people think Oregon will win the Pac north.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
Earn a Pac 12 North Co-Championship and then pop off?
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Jesus. I never even brought up Oregon's rose bowls or Oregon as a program when they were actually elite. I brought up Oregon during and after the championship game in 2014.
Yes, currently WSU, Utah, and Stanford are better than you. If you can't understand that then you're a perfect example of the real problem in Eugene: arrogance without performance. What have you done lately besides one OT victory that amounted to nothing?
UW coaches are putting their egos aside. Oregon coaches were fighting for control last year. UW coaches got over it and won the conference. Oregon coaches celebrated the rest of the year.
Like I care that Mike Yam voted for Oregon to win the north this year. Everyone sucks off returning seniors and all that. College football success is so much more than that.
Your fanbase doesn't get it because you're 12s.
Huskies are 2-13 in the last 15 against the Ducks. Not only Duck fans but also unbiased media think the Ducks will be better this year. My point is there is a reason for optimism this year for the Ducks. The Huskies lose a lot of really good players, basically all of their star players. You guys do recuit well so I don't expect you'll be in shambles or anything but it makes sense why people think Oregon will win the Pac north.
Again with pulling stats from a different set of coaching staffs to make your point.
Again citing the mouth breathing media.
I had a quook bartender tell me all our guys graduating means it's Oregon's year. Ignore schedule. Ignore coaching staff. Ignore quarterback's lack of results.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Jesus. I never even brought up Oregon's rose bowls or Oregon as a program when they were actually elite. I brought up Oregon during and after the championship game in 2014.
Yes, currently WSU, Utah, and Stanford are better than you. If you can't understand that then you're a perfect example of the real problem in Eugene: arrogance without performance. What have you done lately besides one OT victory that amounted to nothing?
UW coaches are putting their egos aside. Oregon coaches were fighting for control last year. UW coaches got over it and won the conference. Oregon coaches celebrated the rest of the year.
Like I care that Mike Yam voted for Oregon to win the north this year. Everyone sucks off returning seniors and all that. College football success is so much more than that.
Your fanbase doesn't get it because you're 12s.
Huskies are 2-13 in the last 15 against the Ducks. Not only Duck fans but also unbiased media think the Ducks will be better this year. My point is there is a reason for optimism this year for the Ducks. The Huskies lose a lot of really good players, basically all of their star players. You guys do recuit well so I don't expect you'll be in shambles or anything but it makes sense why people think Oregon will win the Pac north.
Again with pulling stats from a different set of coaching staffs to make your point.
Again citing the mouth breathing media.
I had a quook bartender tell me all our guys graduating means it's Oregon's year. Ignore schedule. Ignore coaching staff. Ignore quarterback's lack of results.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Jesus. I never even brought up Oregon's rose bowls or Oregon as a program when they were actually elite. I brought up Oregon during and after the championship game in 2014.
Yes, currently WSU, Utah, and Stanford are better than you. If you can't understand that then you're a perfect example of the real problem in Eugene: arrogance without performance. What have you done lately besides one OT victory that amounted to nothing?
UW coaches are putting their egos aside. Oregon coaches were fighting for control last year. UW coaches got over it and won the conference. Oregon coaches celebrated the rest of the year.
Like I care that Mike Yam voted for Oregon to win the north this year. Everyone sucks off returning seniors and all that. College football success is so much more than that.
Your fanbase doesn't get it because you're 12s.
Huskies are 2-13 in the last 15 against the Ducks. Not only Duck fans but also unbiased media think the Ducks will be better this year. My point is there is a reason for optimism this year for the Ducks. The Huskies lose a lot of really good players, basically all of their star players. You guys do recuit well so I don't expect you'll be in shambles or anything but it makes sense why people think Oregon will win the Pac north.
No it doesn't because your head coach is an unproven meathead dumb ass going up against proven guys like Petersen, Shaw, and Leach. Oregon has also struggled on the road in recent years and all of their toughest games are on the road. Herbert has yet to win a big road game in his career. Not a whole lot of sense picking them to win the North. They haven't even beaten WSU in four years.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Jesus. I never even brought up Oregon's rose bowls or Oregon as a program when they were actually elite. I brought up Oregon during and after the championship game in 2014.
Yes, currently WSU, Utah, and Stanford are better than you. If you can't understand that then you're a perfect example of the real problem in Eugene: arrogance without performance. What have you done lately besides one OT victory that amounted to nothing?
UW coaches are putting their egos aside. Oregon coaches were fighting for control last year. UW coaches got over it and won the conference. Oregon coaches celebrated the rest of the year.
Like I care that Mike Yam voted for Oregon to win the north this year. Everyone sucks off returning seniors and all that. College football success is so much more than that.
Your fanbase doesn't get it because you're 12s.
Huskies are 2-13 in the last 15 against the Ducks. Not only Duck fans but also unbiased media think the Ducks will be better this year. My point is there is a reason for optimism this year for the Ducks. The Huskies lose a lot of really good players, basically all of their star players. You guys do recuit well so I don't expect you'll be in shambles or anything but it makes sense why people think Oregon will win the Pac north.
Again with pulling stats from a different set of coaching staffs to make your point.
Again citing the mouth breathing media.
I had a quook bartender tell me all our guys graduating means it's Oregon's year. Ignore schedule. Ignore coaching staff. Ignore quarterback's lack of results.
This is a waste of my time.
Who's ignoring coaching staffs? Last year was cristobal's first year and he beat Pererson head to head. And who's ignoring the quarterbacks? Last year the Ducks qb beat the Huskies, and the Huskies defense shouldn't be as good this year. If their defense is better than last years that would be pretty shocking.
And now we're assuming Eason wins the starting qb job, but what results has he ever gotten? Hes done nothing.
The Ducks schedule is clearly harder but it isnt really tough by any stretch of the imagination. I understand your skepticism about the Ducks since you hate them so much but you still got to open your eyes and see what's in front of you.
And I like how you just ignore what the media thinks. Obviously they're not always right but thinking they dont know what they're talking about because you dont like what they're saying is dumb.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Jesus. I never even brought up Oregon's rose bowls or Oregon as a program when they were actually elite. I brought up Oregon during and after the championship game in 2014.
Yes, currently WSU, Utah, and Stanford are better than you. If you can't understand that then you're a perfect example of the real problem in Eugene: arrogance without performance. What have you done lately besides one OT victory that amounted to nothing?
UW coaches are putting their egos aside. Oregon coaches were fighting for control last year. UW coaches got over it and won the conference. Oregon coaches celebrated the rest of the year.
Like I care that Mike Yam voted for Oregon to win the north this year. Everyone sucks off returning seniors and all that. College football success is so much more than that.
Your fanbase doesn't get it because you're 12s.
Huskies are 2-13 in the last 15 against the Ducks. Not only Duck fans but also unbiased media think the Ducks will be better this year. My point is there is a reason for optimism this year for the Ducks. The Huskies lose a lot of really good players, basically all of their star players. You guys do recuit well so I don't expect you'll be in shambles or anything but it makes sense why people think Oregon will win the Pac north.
Again with pulling stats from a different set of coaching staffs to make your point.
Again citing the mouth breathing media.
I had a quook bartender tell me all our guys graduating means it's Oregon's year. Ignore schedule. Ignore coaching staff. Ignore quarterback's lack of results.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Way to get off course.
Oregon getting destroyed in a championship game is not embarrassing for the conference but UW losing by 17, 7, 5 is. I disagree.
Has nothing to do with excusing losses.
If you losers are so embarrassed by Petersen and great defense, then try to be a little more competitive than 4th in your own division.
Stanford, WSU, Utah are better programs than Oregon right now. Colorado and SC have more recent success than Oregon despite being dumpster fires internally.
When the Ducks were going to national championships and rose bowls and the fiesta bowl they were looked at as an elite team nationally. Granted a lot of people thought they were a gimmick team but they won big bowl games to change that narrative. Last few years, Washington has been the best team in the Pac and no one looks at them as an elite team nationally. No one thought Bama, Psu, or Osu were gonna lose to Washigton.
And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Jesus. I never even brought up Oregon's rose bowls or Oregon as a program when they were actually elite. I brought up Oregon during and after the championship game in 2014.
Yes, currently WSU, Utah, and Stanford are better than you. If you can't understand that then you're a perfect example of the real problem in Eugene: arrogance without performance. What have you done lately besides one OT victory that amounted to nothing?
UW coaches are putting their egos aside. Oregon coaches were fighting for control last year. UW coaches got over it and won the conference. Oregon coaches celebrated the rest of the year.
Like I care that Mike Yam voted for Oregon to win the north this year. Everyone sucks off returning seniors and all that. College football success is so much more than that.
Your fanbase doesn't get it because you're 12s.
Huskies are 2-13 in the last 15 against the Ducks. Not only Duck fans but also unbiased media think the Ducks will be better this year. My point is there is a reason for optimism this year for the Ducks. The Huskies lose a lot of really good players, basically all of their star players. You guys do recuit well so I don't expect you'll be in shambles or anything but it makes sense why people think Oregon will win the Pac north.
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
This guy gets it. Hope you go 12-1 with a Ny6 win and a loss to my DAWGS. I am PROUD to have Pac-12 fans like you around.
P.S. if u guys cheat I won’t snitch. I will even help in the coverup....👁💉💵
With their schedule, I cant imagine they only get 8 wins. I think anything less than getting a victory in a major bowl would be a disappointing season. Peterson has struggled in bowl games with the Huskies and they got a cakewalk of a schedule this year. Going to another big bowl and losing would have to sting badly and it will continue to hurt the Pac's rep
Cut out the second half of the last sentence and this dude is dialed in.
Nationally the reputation of the Pac is very low. Even if it's our rivals, we need the top teams in the conference to win some big bowl games. Winning big bowl games will also help with recruiting.
As a Duck fan, I have high hopes for the Ducks this year. I'm hoping they make a NY6 bowl and win it. And I think Husky fans should have high hopes as well. Huskies sort of need a big bowl win, not only because they have have an easy schedule to get to a big bowl but also because they've struggled in bowl games, and big games overall, under Pererson.
I think the perception of the Pac-12 would be better if the last Pac-12 program to play in a national title game didn't completely collapse like a house of cards just two short years later. Would also be better if Oregon wasn't hyped up every off season only to disappoint.
Yes, UW needs to win a big bowl game and we certainly hope this is the year they do. But the only respectable program this conference has right now (UW) is not the main problem. USC, Oregon, and Stanford are no longer pulling their weight which is fine with me.
You have a good point. The Pac being weak these last several years isn't Washington's fault. They've been good. You just dont want a team as good as Washington has been to be the best team in the conference.
But the Ducks losing to OSU didnt hurt the reputation of the pac at all. The previous week they smoked the defending champs that were undefeated up to that point. So I respectfully disagree with your point there.
Let's face it, Oregon, Washington, and Utah will probably be the 3 best teams in the conference this year. And those 3 teams need to win their bowl games. And Oregon needs to beat Auburn. I know that's asking a lot but the rest of the country doesn't respect the conference and this is how theyll earn it back.
You mean that FSU team that squeaked by almost every game that even the ESPN fuckheads figured out were complacent and inferior to the previous year?
Getting blown the fuck out by a young team didn't hurt the conference but losing by 7-17 to Bama, Penn St, tOSU did? Don't forget the bounce back from 2014 where we saw the most embarrassing bowl collapse in college football history, to fucking TCU.
Definitely didn't hurt the conference.
As good as Washington has been. Okay. Defenses riddled with NFL players as opposed to an all time quarterback carrying the load for an okay defense and a shitty coach.
Lost one starting o line to injury and nearly lost to a 3 win cuog team. Lost to Arizona at home.
Fuck off quook. Oregon hasn't done shit in 4 years. Utah at least won their division once. You hillbillies aren't shit anymore.
Let's be realistic. You're wholeheartedly shortchanging Oregon's accomplishments. Ohio St that year was littered with NFL players, and they were clicking on all cylinders entering that game. They were the best team in the country. Losing to them didnt damage the pac12's reputation. Obviously it didnt because they were in the national championship you idiot.
And dont brag about all those big games that Washington lost. Saying you barely lost is embarrassing. First off, they were all those games by quite a bit and made comebacks near the end. The scores make the game appear much closer than they really were. Washington has yet to win a big game under Peterson. Biggest win is what? Southern Miss? Congrats.
But look, I root for the Pac when they play ooc and in bowl games. I root for the Ducks but I want the conference to be the best it can be overall. I also think Husky fans should root for the Ducks to best Auburn, like I rooted for the Huskies to beat them last year.
Jesus Fucking Christ are you THAT fucking stupid? All 0regon fans do is brag about the big games that they have lost.
You must be a parody account. Even a duck fan can't be THAT FUCKING STUPID.
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And I disagree that Stanford, wsu, and utah are better teams than Oregon right now. But with the season right around the corner we'll see soon enough. And it's not just me who thinks this because the Ducks are favored to win the North over the Huskies! And thats even with the Ducks playing a significantly harder schedule than the Huskies! Ouch that's gotta sting.
Yes, currently WSU, Utah, and Stanford are better than you. If you can't understand that then you're a perfect example of the real problem in Eugene: arrogance without performance. What have you done lately besides one OT victory that amounted to nothing?
UW coaches are putting their egos aside. Oregon coaches were fighting for control last year. UW coaches got over it and won the conference. Oregon coaches celebrated the rest of the year.
Like I care that Mike Yam voted for Oregon to win the north this year. Everyone sucks off returning seniors and all that. College football success is so much more than that.
Your fanbase doesn't get it because you're 12s.
Also, all of this true.
Again citing the mouth breathing media.
I had a quook bartender tell me all our guys graduating means it's Oregon's year. Ignore schedule. Ignore coaching staff. Ignore quarterback's lack of results.
This is a waste of my time.
Is a wildcat, trojan, ute, and bruin.
Buffs are cool, no one cares.
And now we're assuming Eason wins the starting qb job, but what results has he ever gotten? Hes done nothing.
The Ducks schedule is clearly harder but it isnt really tough by any stretch of the imagination. I understand your skepticism about the Ducks since you hate them so much but you still got to open your eyes and see what's in front of you.
And I like how you just ignore what the media thinks. Obviously they're not always right but thinking they dont know what they're talking about because you dont like what they're saying is dumb.
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You must be a parody account. Even a duck fan can't be THAT FUCKING STUPID.
I love the videos that you post. Keep it up.