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  • 46XiJCAB
    46XiJCAB Member Posts: 20,967

    46XiJCAB said:

    Just a comparison because any talk of Oregon-Washington football always comes back to the 1/2 natty awarded by the coaches poll and those early 90's UW teams.

    UW 1990-92: 31-5 overall. 21-3 Pac-8. 2-1 Bowls. Coaches poll champs 1991. Final ranking CP 90-92: 5, 1, 10.
    UO 2010-12: 36-4 overall. 25-2 Pac-10/12. 2-1 Bowls. Nat. Championship 3pt. loss. Final ranking CP 10-12: 3, 4, 2.


    Winners win dude. You had your chances. You got an Auburn team that was a mental case Cam, Nick Fairley and a bunch of ass run over twice. Should have blown that team out of the water or won like 56-35.

    2012 was kinda scary but lost to the only good team they played, at home, with freshman Kevin Hogan at QB.

    Fair point that 92 Dawgs fell apart. Will always be curious what happens if Hobes doesn't get busted for Ruby Ridge loan.
    That win over the U in 1991 was epic.

    Oh wait.
  • trublue
    trublue Member Posts: 3,042
    Washington beat Miami, 34-29, in 2000 at Husky Stadiim.

    In 2001, Washington paid a visit to the Orange Bowl. Miami rolled ‘em, 65-7.

    Fuck off, Fetters.
  • trublue
    trublue Member Posts: 3,042
    edited July 2022

    46XiJCAB said:

    Just a comparison because any talk of Oregon-Washington football always comes back to the 1/2 natty awarded by the coaches poll and those early 90's UW teams.

    UW 1990-92: 31-5 overall. 21-3 Pac-8. 2-1 Bowls. Coaches poll champs 1991. Final ranking CP 90-92: 5, 1, 10.
    UO 2010-12: 36-4 overall. 25-2 Pac-10/12. 2-1 Bowls. Nat. Championship 3pt. loss. Final ranking CP 10-12: 3, 4, 2.


    Winners win dude. You had your chances. You got an Auburn team that was a mental case Cam, Nick Fairley and a bunch of ass run over twice. Should have blown that team out of the water or won like 56-35.

    2012 was kinda scary but lost to the only good team they played, at home, with freshman Kevin Hogan at QB.

    Fair point that 92 Dawgs fell apart. Will always be curious what happens if Hobes doesn't get busted for Ruby Ridge loan.
    The Auburn team was a “mental case”?

    8-0 in SEC; 12-0 season.

    Beat the crap out of South Carolina in SEC Championship game, 56-17.

    JC transfers Nick Fairly and Cam Newton were dominating all season.

    OC Gus Malzahn ran the show. After he left to be HC at Arkansas State, Chizek’s days were numbered.

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Auburn_Tigers_football_team

  • DerekJohnson
    DerekJohnson Administrator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 69,771 Founders Club
    46XiJCAB said:

    46XiJCAB said:

    Just a comparison because any talk of Oregon-Washington football always comes back to the 1/2 natty awarded by the coaches poll and those early 90's UW teams.

    UW 1990-92: 31-5 overall. 21-3 Pac-8. 2-1 Bowls. Coaches poll champs 1991. Final ranking CP 90-92: 5, 1, 10.
    UO 2010-12: 36-4 overall. 25-2 Pac-10/12. 2-1 Bowls. Nat. Championship 3pt. loss. Final ranking CP 10-12: 3, 4, 2.


    Winners win dude. You had your chances. You got an Auburn team that was a mental case Cam, Nick Fairley and a bunch of ass run over twice. Should have blown that team out of the water or won like 56-35.

    2012 was kinda scary but lost to the only good team they played, at home, with freshman Kevin Hogan at QB.

    Fair point that 92 Dawgs fell apart. Will always be curious what happens if Hobes doesn't get busted for Ruby Ridge loan.
    That win over the U in 1991 was epic.

    Oh wait.
    https://vault.si.com/vault/1992/01/13/the-dream-game-would-you-believe-it-washington-beat-miami-in-the-battle-of-two-no-1s
  • thechatch
    thechatch Member Posts: 7,487 Standard Supporter
    Winners win.

    Oregon did a good job against Newton but Fairley was dominant in that NCG.

    And while I think there were a handful of plays that were really important for tOSU in the late 3rd Q of the 2014 NCG, I don’t think Carrington was going to be the difference there. We dropped some important balls and couldn’t stop Elliott when it mattered.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 115,531 Founders Club
    Bama couldn't stop Elliott

    A truly great back
  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,282
    thechatch said:

    Winners win.

    Oregon did a good job against Newton but Fairley was dominant in that NCG.

    And while I think there were a handful of plays that were really important for tOSU in the late 3rd Q of the 2014 NCG, I don’t think Carrington was going to be the difference there. We dropped some important balls and couldn’t stop Elliott when it mattered.

    That is a good review of the Buck game. Oregon came out solid and missed some critical opportunities to go up by two scores. But that Buck running game was super big boy and would have eventually taken over the game anyway. Had Oregon had a comparable running game, then with Mariota I think you have a real game, but my aunts still no balls.

    Auburn, a game a barely remember, was different. Newton was other level at QB. A lot of great players are mental cases.
  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,282

    46XiJCAB said:

    46XiJCAB said:

    Just a comparison because any talk of Oregon-Washington football always comes back to the 1/2 natty awarded by the coaches poll and those early 90's UW teams.

    UW 1990-92: 31-5 overall. 21-3 Pac-8. 2-1 Bowls. Coaches poll champs 1991. Final ranking CP 90-92: 5, 1, 10.
    UO 2010-12: 36-4 overall. 25-2 Pac-10/12. 2-1 Bowls. Nat. Championship 3pt. loss. Final ranking CP 10-12: 3, 4, 2.


    Winners win dude. You had your chances. You got an Auburn team that was a mental case Cam, Nick Fairley and a bunch of ass run over twice. Should have blown that team out of the water or won like 56-35.

    2012 was kinda scary but lost to the only good team they played, at home, with freshman Kevin Hogan at QB.

    Fair point that 92 Dawgs fell apart. Will always be curious what happens if Hobes doesn't get busted for Ruby Ridge loan.
    That win over the U in 1991 was epic.

    Oh wait.
    https://vault.si.com/vault/1992/01/13/the-dream-game-would-you-believe-it-washington-beat-miami-in-the-battle-of-two-no-1s

  • trublue
    trublue Member Posts: 3,042
    edited July 2022

    46XiJCAB said:

    46XiJCAB said:

    Just a comparison because any talk of Oregon-Washington football always comes back to the 1/2 natty awarded by the coaches poll and those early 90's UW teams.

    UW 1990-92: 31-5 overall. 21-3 Pac-8. 2-1 Bowls. Coaches poll champs 1991. Final ranking CP 90-92: 5, 1, 10.
    UO 2010-12: 36-4 overall. 25-2 Pac-10/12. 2-1 Bowls. Nat. Championship 3pt. loss. Final ranking CP 10-12: 3, 4, 2.


    Winners win dude. You had your chances. You got an Auburn team that was a mental case Cam, Nick Fairley and a bunch of ass run over twice. Should have blown that team out of the water or won like 56-35.

    2012 was kinda scary but lost to the only good team they played, at home, with freshman Kevin Hogan at QB.

    Fair point that 92 Dawgs fell apart. Will always be curious what happens if Hobes doesn't get busted for Ruby Ridge loan.
    That win over the U in 1991 was epic.

    Oh wait.
    https://vault.si.com/vault/1992/01/13/the-dream-game-would-you-believe-it-washington-beat-miami-in-the-battle-of-two-no-1s
    Steve Emtman never took anabolic steroids. He said so. He went from being a nothing special recruit to being the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft.

    Becoming a “workout warrior” in the weightroom during his redshirt freshman at UW added 20-30 pounds of muscle to his body.

    Roid rage much?

    Was he ever tested?

    No.

    What was up with volunteer physicians that lurked around the athletic department from the mid-80’s through the 90’s?


  • 46XiJCAB
    46XiJCAB Member Posts: 20,967
    Dump for dumbfuck Haie.