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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 11,453
    RE: Seahawks and Huskies

    Another big difference is the Seahawks are dancing every game. They act the same every week whether they are playing the 49ers or the Jaguars. They carry themselves with that cocky attitude every week.

    While Sark's front running Huskies pull this shit when up by 100 points or against Portland State. While they never do this shit against Oregon or LSU as most front running teams they bow down like bitches.

  • haiehaie Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 22,169 Swaye's Wigwam
    For me the main difference with the seahawks is that yes, they will dance on the sidelines, but they will also just as quickly walk off the sidelines to beat your ass.
  • dncdnc Member Posts: 56,805

    RE: Seahawks and Huskies

    Another big difference is the Seahawks are dancing every game. They act the same every week whether they are playing the 49ers or the Jaguars. They carry themselves with that cocky attitude every week.

    While Sark's front running Huskies pull this shit when up by 100 points or against Portland State. While they never do this shit against Oregon or LSU as most front running teams they bow down like bitches.

    Disagree. With the Seahawks it's the opposite. They're dancing it up with the cheerleaders on the sidelines during primetime national games, but just getting shit done against Jagesque dreckfest. The Hawks get cocky when they're doing something to get cocky about. Against shitty teams, they expect to kick their ass, and act like they expect it.

  • RoadDawg55RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,123

    I'm cool with it as long as it isn synchronized. You guys must hate the Seahawks too. The last time I went to a game they danced every single tv timeout.

    The Seahawks win fucking games so it's perfectly fine.

    The Huskies were 6-4(3-4) at the time so it's fucking lame.

    HTH
    Because standing around or quietly stretching would have been so much cooler.
    First off, that's the kind of thing you're allowed to do if you're 10-1 and ranked in the top 5. Imagine if a typical Arizona team came to Husky Stadium and was acting like that before the game. You would be laughing at them.

    But more importantly, I like to see intensity like in the Say Who? tradition. I loved it when they would emerge from the tunnel and coalesce together near midfield on the sideline and jump up and down as a group like they were about to go to war.

    I don't like seeing my guys look like they're about to go out clubbing.
    I hear you Derek, but things change. It makes perfect sense why you prefer what the Don James teams did, but nothing lasts forever. Sure, they still do the Say Who (I think), but each coach is going to do different things. I doubt Urban Meyer's Ohio State teams have the same rituals as Jim Tressell or Woody Hayes' teams.

    I saw Sark's teams gather and jump up and down as a group many times before and during games. It didn't matter. The little things add up, and Sark was a bad coach for many reasons, but I don't think letting the players dance is one of those reasons.
  • PostGameOrangeSlicesPostGameOrangeSlices Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 26,796 Swaye's Wigwam

    I'm cool with it as long as it isn synchronized. You guys must hate the Seahawks too. The last time I went to a game they danced every single tv timeout.

    The Seahawks win fucking games so it's perfectly fine.

    The Huskies were 6-4(3-4) at the time so it's fucking lame.

    HTH
    Because standing around or quietly stretching would have been so much cooler.
    First off, that's the kind of thing you're allowed to do if you're 10-1 and ranked in the top 5. Imagine if a typical Arizona team came to Husky Stadium and was acting like that before the game. You would be laughing at them.

    But more importantly, I like to see intensity like in the Say Who? tradition. I loved it when they would emerge from the tunnel and coalesce together near midfield on the sideline and jump up and down as a group like they were about to go to war.

    I don't like seeing my guys look like they're about to go out clubbing.
    You can find me in the club, bottle full of Bub, I got what you need, if you into takin' drugs I'm into having sex, I ain't into making love So come give me a hug if you into getting rubbed.
    hoodest toilet salesman there is
  • MikeDamoneMikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781

    I'm cool with it as long as it isn synchronized. You guys must hate the Seahawks too. The last time I went to a game they danced every single tv timeout.

    The Seahawks win fucking games so it's perfectly fine.

    The Huskies were 6-4(3-4) at the time so it's fucking lame.

    HTH
    Because standing around or quietly stretching would have been so much cooler.
    First off, that's the kind of thing you're allowed to do if you're 10-1 and ranked in the top 5. Imagine if a typical Arizona team came to Husky Stadium and was acting like that before the game. You would be laughing at them.

    But more importantly, I like to see intensity like in the Say Who? tradition. I loved it when they would emerge from the tunnel and coalesce together near midfield on the sideline and jump up and down as a group like they were about to go to war.

    I don't like seeing my guys look like they're about to go out clubbing.
    You can find me in the club, bottle full of Bub, I got what you need, if you into takin' drugs I'm into having sex, I ain't into making love So come give me a hug if you into getting rubbed.
    hoodest toilet salesman there is
    I also sell sinks.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 11,453
    edited May 2014
    dnc said:

    RE: Seahawks and Huskies

    Another big difference is the Seahawks are dancing every game. They act the same every week whether they are playing the 49ers or the Jaguars. They carry themselves with that cocky attitude every week.

    While Sark's front running Huskies pull this shit when up by 100 points or against Portland State. While they never do this shit against Oregon or LSU as most front running teams they bow down like bitches.

    Disagree. With the Seahawks it's the opposite. They're dancing it up with the cheerleaders on the sidelines during primetime national games, but just getting shit done against Jagesque dreckfest. The Hawks get cocky when they're doing something to get cocky about. Against shitty teams, they expect to kick their ass, and act like they expect it.

    That is true. That is why I feared home games against the Cardinals, Rams and like even Vikings more than the Saints and 49ers at home.

    If you recall at USC the Carroll teams when they would get upset it was always to some lesser opponent like Oregon State. They'd always win the big game(Texas was the only exception).
  • HuskyJWHuskyJW Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 14,958 Swaye's Wigwam
    edited May 2014
    Dawgs lose that game and Sark is still the coach.....same ones would be bitching about that too.

  • topdawgnctopdawgnc Member Posts: 7,838
    Sark had just told them their performance sewed up his SC gig ... you too would have danced.
  • CaptainPJCaptainPJ Member Posts: 2,986

    I'm cool with it as long as it isn synchronized. You guys must hate the Seahawks too. The last time I went to a game they danced every single tv timeout.

    The Seahawks win fucking games so it's perfectly fine.

    The Huskies were 6-4(3-4) at the time so it's fucking lame.

    HTH
    Because standing around or quietly stretching would have been so much cooler.
    First off, that's the kind of thing you're allowed to do if you're 10-1 and ranked in the top 5. Imagine if a typical Arizona team came to Husky Stadium and was acting like that before the game. You would be laughing at them.

    But more importantly, I like to see intensity like in the Say Who? tradition. I loved it when they would emerge from the tunnel and coalesce together near midfield on the sideline and jump up and down as a group like they were about to go to war.
    I don't like seeing my guys look like they're about to go out clubbing.
    You can find me in the club, bottle full of Bub, I got what you need, if you into takin' drugs I'm into having sex, I ain't into making love So come give me a hug if you into getting rubbed.
    So what you're saying is, "ain't nothin changed - Ho's down, G's up?"

    I'm in.


  • CaptainPJCaptainPJ Member Posts: 2,986
    If Sark had Klingsbury's moves, we would have won that game 170-3
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 11,453
    HuskyJW said:

    Dawgs lose that game and Sark is still the coach.....same ones would be bitching about that too.

    Had the Huskies lost that game I truly believe Sark would have been fired.

    I don't think he survives at 7-5(4-5) in the "special season".
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