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RaceBannon
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I thought this was an away game.
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More like a stay away game, amirightDoog_de_Jour said:I thought this was an away game.
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GrundleStiltzkin said:
More like a stay away game, amirightDoog_de_Jour said:I thought this was an away game.
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Will the final score be 10-6 again
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You know, as funny as this poast is, in all sincerity I really like this change in the program. Pete wanted to practice practice practice and kill any excitement over scrimmages. As we all know the Spring Game each year was an abomination.RaceBannon said:
I give it up to Lake for what he wanted to do with the Spring Game prior to Covid. Wanted to make it a true spring game like they do in the midwest and down south. Now with no spring practice, no spring game, and a fucked up fall with a bastardized camp, Lake has decided to do 4 legit scrimmages. Not weird practice drills and walk throughs with faux scrimmage at the end. But a coin toss, 1's on 1's, and a halftime.
In the situation that we? currently find ourselves in, having 4 game like simulations where guys are playing full speed and having calls come in and taking a break halfway through to make adjustments seems like a great way to mitigate any issues that could stem from a fucked up year with a loss of nearly 20 offseason practices and 5 weeks of games and practices.
I know people are tired of Lake's talking points around a pro-style offense and bringing in John Donovan because he has pro experience and all that. But the fact is that the defense has been run with pro schemes and drills practice styles that have produced UW's best pro prospects the last 7 years. Now the offense is trying to do the same thing as we actually see young guys competing and a simpler playbook, as well as now a full team setup and practices in the same vein.
It may not be groundbreaking and it may be finally doing what they've done in the midwest and south for years, but beggars can't be choosers. -
Like they do in the South and Midwest? Every other Pac-12 school has had a spring game.
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As pessimistic as I am about Lake, I’m still giving him a chance. You’re absolutely right - it’s a positive sign that he’s trying to fix the spring game.DoogCourics said:
You know, as funny as this poast is, in all sincerity I really like this change in the program. Pete wanted to practice practice practice and kill any excitement over scrimmages. As we all know the Spring Game each year was an abomination.RaceBannon said:
I give it up to Lake for what he wanted to do with the Spring Game prior to Covid. Wanted to make it a true spring game like they do in the midwest and down south. Now with no spring practice, no spring game, and a fucked up fall with a bastardized camp, Lake has decided to do 4 legit scrimmages. Not weird practice drills and walk throughs with faux scrimmage at the end. But a coin toss, 1's on 1's, and a halftime.
In the situation that we? currently find ourselves in, having 4 game like simulations where guys are playing full speed and having calls come in and taking a break halfway through to make adjustments seems like a great way to mitigate any issues that could stem from a fucked up year with a loss of nearly 20 offseason practices and 5 weeks of games and practices.
I know people are tired of Lake's talking points around a pro-style offense and bringing in John Donovan because he has pro experience and all that. But the fact is that the defense has been run with pro schemes and drills practice styles that have produced UW's best pro prospects the last 7 years. Now the offense is trying to do the same thing as we actually see young guys competing and a simpler playbook, as well as now a full team setup and practices in the same vein.
It may not be groundbreaking and it may be finally doing what they've done in the midwest and south for years, but beggars can't be choosers.
Guess my heart says FTG because of my past heartbreak, but my head is saying LIPO.
BTW, I always appreciate you @DoogCourics for being one of the more positive voices on this board without going full on Dawgman. You bring so much to this community besides your smoking hot wife. 😘
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Jimmy is going to break your hearts.
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I want to punch you in the face for speaking what is probably going to be the truth and stamping out any last embers of hope.PurpleBaze said:Jimmy is going to break your hearts.
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HurtfulDoog_de_Jour said:
I want to punch you in the face for speaking what is probably going to be the truth and stamping out any last embers of hope.PurpleBaze said:Jimmy is going to break your hearts.
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Aren't you're people fire walkers?PurpleBaze said:
HurtfulDoog_de_Jour said:
I want to punch you in the face for speaking what is probably going to be the truth and stamping out any last embers of hope.PurpleBaze said:Jimmy is going to break your hearts.
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We don’t have a QB ... that’s my big takeaway
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@Doog_de_JourDoog_de_Jour said:
As pessimistic as I am about Lake, I’m still giving him a chance. You’re absolutely right - it’s a positive sign that he’s trying to fix the spring game.DoogCourics said:
You know, as funny as this poast is, in all sincerity I really like this change in the program. Pete wanted to practice practice practice and kill any excitement over scrimmages. As we all know the Spring Game each year was an abomination.RaceBannon said:
I give it up to Lake for what he wanted to do with the Spring Game prior to Covid. Wanted to make it a true spring game like they do in the midwest and down south. Now with no spring practice, no spring game, and a fucked up fall with a bastardized camp, Lake has decided to do 4 legit scrimmages. Not weird practice drills and walk throughs with faux scrimmage at the end. But a coin toss, 1's on 1's, and a halftime.
In the situation that we? currently find ourselves in, having 4 game like simulations where guys are playing full speed and having calls come in and taking a break halfway through to make adjustments seems like a great way to mitigate any issues that could stem from a fucked up year with a loss of nearly 20 offseason practices and 5 weeks of games and practices.
I know people are tired of Lake's talking points around a pro-style offense and bringing in John Donovan because he has pro experience and all that. But the fact is that the defense has been run with pro schemes and drills practice styles that have produced UW's best pro prospects the last 7 years. Now the offense is trying to do the same thing as we actually see young guys competing and a simpler playbook, as well as now a full team setup and practices in the same vein.
It may not be groundbreaking and it may be finally doing what they've done in the midwest and south for years, but beggars can't be choosers.
Guess my heart says FTG because of my past heartbreak, but my head is saying LIPO.
BTW, I always appreciate you @DoogCourics for being one of the more positive voices on this board without going full on Dawgman. You bring so much to this community besides your smoking hot wife. 😘
Poast mor.
Thank you for saying such wonderful things!
I didn’t belong at Dawgman. The inability to have any critical thinking and deviate from the company line or to provide any criticism without reprimand was mind numbing. I definitely belong here, but I find I am still less prone to immediate reactions and tend to have some introspective time on how I feel about everything that’s going on. Often times, my inner Doog wins the battle 60/40 and I try to regurgitate on these boreds some of those positive thoughts and feelings while still admitting the negatives involved. And when I see something that gets my wheels turning, I think about it and come here.
TL:DR
Oh, and multiple times poasters have mentioned I’ve been gone or not poasting often. I’m still around, but as I said before, I know my role around here and tend to stick to my lane.
Oh, and I’ve had a really big summer with lots of super interesting things going on.
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DoogCourics said:
@Doog_de_JourDoog_de_Jour said:
As pessimistic as I am about Lake, I’m still giving him a chance. You’re absolutely right - it’s a positive sign that he’s trying to fix the spring game.DoogCourics said:
You know, as funny as this poast is, in all sincerity I really like this change in the program. Pete wanted to practice practice practice and kill any excitement over scrimmages. As we all know the Spring Game each year was an abomination.RaceBannon said:
I give it up to Lake for what he wanted to do with the Spring Game prior to Covid. Wanted to make it a true spring game like they do in the midwest and down south. Now with no spring practice, no spring game, and a fucked up fall with a bastardized camp, Lake has decided to do 4 legit scrimmages. Not weird practice drills and walk throughs with faux scrimmage at the end. But a coin toss, 1's on 1's, and a halftime.
In the situation that we? currently find ourselves in, having 4 game like simulations where guys are playing full speed and having calls come in and taking a break halfway through to make adjustments seems like a great way to mitigate any issues that could stem from a fucked up year with a loss of nearly 20 offseason practices and 5 weeks of games and practices.
I know people are tired of Lake's talking points around a pro-style offense and bringing in John Donovan because he has pro experience and all that. But the fact is that the defense has been run with pro schemes and drills practice styles that have produced UW's best pro prospects the last 7 years. Now the offense is trying to do the same thing as we actually see young guys competing and a simpler playbook, as well as now a full team setup and practices in the same vein.
It may not be groundbreaking and it may be finally doing what they've done in the midwest and south for years, but beggars can't be choosers.
Guess my heart says FTG because of my past heartbreak, but my head is saying LIPO.
BTW, I always appreciate you @DoogCourics for being one of the more positive voices on this board without going full on Dawgman. You bring so much to this community besides your smoking hot wife. 😘
Poast mor.
Thank you for saying such wonderful things!
I didn’t belong at Dawgman. The inability to have any critical thinking and deviate from the company line or to provide any criticism without reprimand was mind numbing. I definitely belong here, but I find I am still less prone to immediate reactions and tend to have some introspective time on how I feel about everything that’s going on. Often times, my inner Doog wins the battle 60/40 and I try to regurgitate on these boreds some of those positive thoughts and feelings while still admitting the negatives involved. And when I see something that gets my wheels turning, I think about it and come here.
TL:DR
Oh, and multiple times poasters have mentioned I’ve been gone or not poasting often. I’m still around, but as I said before, I know my role around here and tend to stick to my lane.
Oh, and I’ve had a really big summer with lots of super interesting things going on.