Rewatch the final drive against USC in 2009

Gladstone · September 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhTjtK2EcWc

Locker's greatest moment. I cried in the stands as it happened. I would have bet the world that Sark was going to be our next elite coach. Kearse made tons of huge catches for us, also had the game winner on a 3rd and long @ WSU in 2010 that kept the Holiday Bowl dream (lol) alive.

(Sark ended up being decidedly mediocre + this USC team would lose 4 games and get obliterated by Stanford and Oregon and play in the Fight Hunger Bowl + Locker never looked this great again etc)

Still though, what a memory and moment. Only 2000 Miami and 2016 Stanford were more memorable for me as stadium experiences in-person go. I wasn't around to really see the 90s national title winning/contending teams.

YellowSnow · September 2019

Gladstone said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhTjtK2EcWc

Locker's greatest moment. I cried in the stands as it happened. I would have bet the world that Sark was going to be our next elite coach. Kearse made tons of huge catches for us, also had the game winner on a 3rd and long @ WSU in 2010 that kept the Holiday Bowl dream (lol) alive.

(Sark ended up being decidedly mediocre + this USC team would lose 4 games and get obliterated by USC and Oregon and play in the Fight Hunger Bowl + Locker never looked this great again etc)

Still though, what a memory and moment. Only 2000 Miami and 2016 Stanford were more memorable for me as stadium experiences in-person go. I wasn't around to really see the 90s national title winning/contending teams.

I watch it like once a month. I missed Miami in 2000. @puppylove_sugarsteel beloved Lambo assured us that all the home games when I was in school sucked.

This game was easily my most cathartic moment in Husky Stadium. It's only topped in Yella lore by smoking weed and talking shit with @RaceBannon in the Animal House RV at Autzen.

CFetters_Nacho_Lover · September 2019

Gladstone said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhTjtK2EcWc

Locker's greatest moment. I cried in the stands as it happened. I would have bet the world that Sark was going to be our next elite coach. Kearse made tons of huge catches for us, also had the game winner on a 3rd and long @ WSU in 2010 that kept the Holiday Bowl dream (lol) alive.

(Sark ended up being decidedly mediocre + this USC team would lose 4 games and get obliterated by USC and Oregon and play in the Fight Hunger Bowl + Locker never looked this great again etc)

Still though, what a memory and moment. Only 2000 Miami and 2016 Stanford were more memorable for me as stadium experiences in-person go. I wasn't around to really see the 90s national title winning/contending teams.

I was in Afghanistan watching this game in our operations center. I may or may not have had a tear in my eye.

The outcome distracted me for a couple days...I might have killed some innocent civilians in my euphoria but then again who hasn't killed innocent civilians in war?

RaceBannon · September 2019

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

Gladstone said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhTjtK2EcWc

Locker's greatest moment. I cried in the stands as it happened. I would have bet the world that Sark was going to be our next elite coach. Kearse made tons of huge catches for us, also had the game winner on a 3rd and long @ WSU in 2010 that kept the Holiday Bowl dream (lol) alive.

(Sark ended up being decidedly mediocre + this USC team would lose 4 games and get obliterated by USC and Oregon and play in the Fight Hunger Bowl + Locker never looked this great again etc)

Still though, what a memory and moment. Only 2000 Miami and 2016 Stanford were more memorable for me as stadium experiences in-person go. I wasn't around to really see the 90s national title winning/contending teams.
I was in Afghanistan watching this game in our operations center. I may or may not have had a tear in my eye.

The outcome distracted me for a couple days...I might have killed some innocent civilians in my euphoria but then again who hasn't killed innocent civilians in war?

How can you kill women and children?

Don't lead them quite as much

CFetters_Nacho_Lover · September 2019

RaceBannon said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

Gladstone said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhTjtK2EcWc

Locker's greatest moment. I cried in the stands as it happened. I would have bet the world that Sark was going to be our next elite coach. Kearse made tons of huge catches for us, also had the game winner on a 3rd and long @ WSU in 2010 that kept the Holiday Bowl dream (lol) alive.

(Sark ended up being decidedly mediocre + this USC team would lose 4 games and get obliterated by USC and Oregon and play in the Fight Hunger Bowl + Locker never looked this great again etc)

Still though, what a memory and moment. Only 2000 Miami and 2016 Stanford were more memorable for me as stadium experiences in-person go. I wasn't around to really see the 90s national title winning/contending teams.
I was in Afghanistan watching this game in our operations center. I may or may not have had a tear in my eye.

The outcome distracted me for a couple days...I might have killed some innocent civilians in my euphoria but then again who hasn't killed innocent civilians in war?

How can you kill women and children?

Don't lead them quite as much

Race gets it.

HuskyHalfBrain · September 2019

ntxduck · September 2019

RaceBannon said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

Gladstone said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhTjtK2EcWc

Locker's greatest moment. I cried in the stands as it happened. I would have bet the world that Sark was going to be our next elite coach. Kearse made tons of huge catches for us, also had the game winner on a 3rd and long @ WSU in 2010 that kept the Holiday Bowl dream (lol) alive.

(Sark ended up being decidedly mediocre + this USC team would lose 4 games and get obliterated by USC and Oregon and play in the Fight Hunger Bowl + Locker never looked this great again etc)

Still though, what a memory and moment. Only 2000 Miami and 2016 Stanford were more memorable for me as stadium experiences in-person go. I wasn't around to really see the 90s national title winning/contending teams.
I was in Afghanistan watching this game in our operations center. I may or may not have had a tear in my eye.

The outcome distracted me for a couple days...I might have killed some innocent civilians in my euphoria but then again who hasn't killed innocent civilians in war?

How can you kill women and children?

Don't lead them quite as much

Anyone who runs, is a VC, anyone who stands still, is a well disciplined VC

Neighbor2972 · September 2019

My favorite part is #52 on USC taking 15 seconds to flex after tackling Polk on a play that sets up the chip shot field goal.

Kingdome_Urinals · September 2019

Incredible feeling to that game. Had just pushed LSU two weeks prior so Sark was looking statue ready.

Alexis · September 2019

The beginning of the end of Sark for me. Why the fuck do you call the timeout to kick a FG with 7 seconds left. Was dead to me from there on.

Thump · September 2019

I'm so glad that fucking track around the field is gone.

Houhusky · September 2019

Kearse was a legit clutch WR, Polk is still my favorite RB post Willingham program death and locker was good when he wasn’t being retarded.

If Pete had just those three players these past couple of years the teams would have been so much more competent on offense

MikeDamone · September 2019

Then Sark, thinking he had it all figured out, went on a 2 week bender

RoadDawg55 · September 2019

Kingdome_Urinals said:
Incredible feeling to that game. Had just pushed LSU two weeks prior so Sark was looking statue ready.

He did get off to a good start. Really he just got the players to at least try a little bit. They were still bad, but they had Bowl game talent.

RoadDawg55 · September 2019

Houhusky said:
Kearse was a legit clutch WR, Polk is still my favorite RB post Willingham program death and locker was good when he wasn’t being retarded.

If Pete had just those three players these past couple of years the teams would have been so much more competent on offense

Kearse was good, but he did drop a lot of passes. Locker would have been an upgrade over Browning for sure. Polk and Gaskin would have been a hell of a combo.