Yâall wanna see us lose to BYU? The top 25 is ludicrous. I'm not even saying we're that amazing but I think we would easily beat at least ~10 of the teams in the Top 25. I get why it is the way it is but come on. Tulsa, Louisiana, Liberty, Northwestern, Marshall, Coastal Carolina, BYU, Cincinnati... I'd love to put BYwho in their rightful place. @bearcats6969 will not stand for this outrageous katz slander
Yâall wanna see us lose to BYU? The top 25 is ludicrous. I'm not even saying we're that amazing but I think we would easily beat at least ~10 of the teams in the Top 25. I get why it is the way it is but come on. Tulsa, Louisiana, Liberty, Northwestern, Marshall, Coastal Carolina, BYU, Cincinnati... I'd love to put BYwho in their rightful place.
Yâall wanna see us lose to BYU?
Yâall wanna see us lose to BYU? The top 25 is ludicrous. I'm not even saying we're that amazing but I think we would easily beat at least ~10 of the teams in the Top 25. I get why it is the way it is but come on. Tulsa, Louisiana, Liberty, Northwestern, Marshall, Coastal Carolina, BYU, Cincinnati... I'd love to put BYwho in their rightful place. @bearcats6969 will not stand for this outrageous katz slander Listen here you salmon sodomizers. Yall dont have a Heisman frontrunner on your team. We do with Desmond Ridder. Dude is going to be playing on Sundays. Also, Sauce Gardner is probably the best DB in the country. What yall dont know is that we are racking up four stars with elite swiftness. I dont have time to fuck around with yall. I have to worry about that left-handed shithead, Dillon Gabriel. I hope we Mackenzie Milton his knee and fly back up in the rankings to the top 4 which is where we should be. I'd be worried about big dick fick flying into seattle and flipping a few of your soft west coast players. they will toughen up in the good ole midwest
Yâall wanna see us lose to BYU? The top 25 is ludicrous. I'm not even saying we're that amazing but I think we would easily beat at least ~10 of the teams in the Top 25. I get why it is the way it is but come on. Tulsa, Louisiana, Liberty, Northwestern, Marshall, Coastal Carolina, BYU, Cincinnati... I'd love to put BYwho in their rightful place. @bearcats6969 will not stand for this outrageous katz slander Listen here you salmon sodomizers. Yall dont have a Heisman frontrunner on your team. We do with Desmond Ridder. Dude is going to be playing on Sundays. Also, Sauce Gardner is probably the best DB in the country. What yall dont know is that we are racking up four stars with elite swiftness. I dont have time to fuck around with yall. I have to worry about that left-handed shithead, Dillon Gabriel. I hope we Mackenzie Milton his knee and fly back up in the rankings to the top 4 which is where we should be. I'd be worried about big dick fick flying into seattle and flipping a few of your soft west coast players. they will toughen up in the good ole midwest Van Soderburg just breathing easy glad he didnât get bodied for the 10th time by the Kat man
Interesting takes by Eddie. Hopefullythe coaches have the same take and replace "somebody"-On shutting Oregon State down after halftime, Ulofoshio said they realized they were getting gashed and that it was "somebody's fault" and that they needed to make the adjustments and they needed to follow the coaches' directions and make the adjustments on the field-Ulofoishio noted that they just needed to do their job as far as stopping Oregon State's running game. He said they were "getting creased" by the Beavers and that it wasn't a scheme thing, but more guys not doing their jobs and that's something they had to focus on in the second half and as they continue to get ready for Arizona
Interesting takes by Eddie. Hopefullythe coaches have the same take and replace "somebody"-On shutting Oregon State down after halftime, Ulofoshio said they realized they were getting gashed and that it was "somebody's fault" and that they needed to make the adjustments and they needed to follow the coaches' directions and make the adjustments on the field-Ulofoishio noted that they just needed to do their job as far as stopping Oregon State's running game. He said they were "getting creased" by the Beavers and that it wasn't a scheme thing, but more guys not doing their jobs and that's something they had to focus on in the second half and as they continue to get ready for Arizona Exactly. Sounds like Kwat and Lake had the right adjustments but the players werenât executing. A little bit of the trying too hard to make a play instead of staying in your assignment. âIn terms of OSU, they were making creases against us because either I wouldnât stay in my gap or another person wouldnât stay in their gap. And they would make creases because weâre trying to make a play, and you shed but your responsibility is his gap. Like when I say discipline itâs like discipline in trusting that your guys can do their job and youâre going to do your job. Trusting each other. Thatâs what I mean by discipline. That was the adjustment, âdo your jobâ.â Yeah smalls got caught getting crumpled inside a lot and the DTs couldnât hold the point of attack all that well...There is no scheme that can cover up personnel difficulties if Asa and whoever else is playing LB next to uolofoshioio is on the field.BUT, Irregardless of the mute point the scheme was two deep safeties and let the middle of the defense get ripped apart by the run... not sure what they are talking about Iâm surprised Iâm surprised that people keep talking about being frustrated by the two deep safeties scheme with the safeties nearly off the tv screen. That is the same scheme UW has been running for years. Itâs Kwats main strategy, donât give up explosive plays. Force the opposing offense to sustain long drives without making mistakes. Itâs driven people nuts for years, bend but donât break, lack of safety run support, etc etc etc. All itâs done was lead the league in defense multiple years in a row and still be top 15 in the country last year despite 10 new starters. Itâs effective, even if itâs hair pulling. Even Saturday, 14 points because the Beavers werenât able to sustain drive after drive after drive. They did it a couple times, but not enough. We gave up 252 yards. The run defense was ugly, but if we gave up 252 yards per game we would rank very high in total defense. After one game itâs 3rd this year. The run defense needs to be better but we have a great secondary and we got to the QB a few times. Interestingly enough, I started drinking early tonight and wanted to watch a replay of the game. I had this weird feeling of the defense not being that bad on Saturday, while at the same time remember busted run after busted run. Throw in the general replies of how bad the defense was here and I was left mixed. I just finished and came here to poast what I saw:Total numbers look nice off the top. 252 total, 85 passing, 167 rushing. Also just 23 minutes of possession, 4-12 3rd down conversion, and 1-3 4th down conversion. As you mentioned @RoadDawg55, thatâs 3rd for yards per game, 6th in yards per play, and 7th in points allowed (the 14 the defense allowed anyway). But the biggest concern was the run defense and the chunk plays. After watching it again, it wasnât nearly as bad as it seemed. Of the 167 total rushing yards the Beavers had, 131 of those came on 2 drives. The other 7 drives only netted 36 rushing yards. 5 yards per drive. After Edefuanâs comments about a couple of drives having guys not sticking to their assignments and trusting what the coaches were telling them, it makes me feel more optimistic in what I was seeing. Itâs disheartening to watch a team slice through your defense like a hot knife on two long drives with big chunk plays, but it seems clear to me it wasnât a systemic issue that canât be fixed. What is more concerning to me was why there was such a lack of rotation in the defense. With Taki and Latu out, the only regular subs I saw was Tuitele on the line, Tuputala at ILB, and Smalls at Buck. That is not typical of a Kwat defense. Not sure if he was protecting the freshman or what, but it gives me hesitation.
Interesting takes by Eddie. Hopefullythe coaches have the same take and replace "somebody"-On shutting Oregon State down after halftime, Ulofoshio said they realized they were getting gashed and that it was "somebody's fault" and that they needed to make the adjustments and they needed to follow the coaches' directions and make the adjustments on the field-Ulofoishio noted that they just needed to do their job as far as stopping Oregon State's running game. He said they were "getting creased" by the Beavers and that it wasn't a scheme thing, but more guys not doing their jobs and that's something they had to focus on in the second half and as they continue to get ready for Arizona Exactly. Sounds like Kwat and Lake had the right adjustments but the players werenât executing. A little bit of the trying too hard to make a play instead of staying in your assignment. âIn terms of OSU, they were making creases against us because either I wouldnât stay in my gap or another person wouldnât stay in their gap. And they would make creases because weâre trying to make a play, and you shed but your responsibility is his gap. Like when I say discipline itâs like discipline in trusting that your guys can do their job and youâre going to do your job. Trusting each other. Thatâs what I mean by discipline. That was the adjustment, âdo your jobâ.â Yeah smalls got caught getting crumpled inside a lot and the DTs couldnât hold the point of attack all that well...There is no scheme that can cover up personnel difficulties if Asa and whoever else is playing LB next to uolofoshioio is on the field.BUT, Irregardless of the mute point the scheme was two deep safeties and let the middle of the defense get ripped apart by the run... not sure what they are talking about Iâm surprised Iâm surprised that people keep talking about being frustrated by the two deep safeties scheme with the safeties nearly off the tv screen. That is the same scheme UW has been running for years. Itâs Kwats main strategy, donât give up explosive plays. Force the opposing offense to sustain long drives without making mistakes. Itâs driven people nuts for years, bend but donât break, lack of safety run support, etc etc etc. All itâs done was lead the league in defense multiple years in a row and still be top 15 in the country last year despite 10 new starters. Itâs effective, even if itâs hair pulling. Even Saturday, 14 points because the Beavers werenât able to sustain drive after drive after drive. They did it a couple times, but not enough. We gave up 252 yards. The run defense was ugly, but if we gave up 252 yards per game we would rank very high in total defense. After one game itâs 3rd this year. The run defense needs to be better but we have a great secondary and we got to the QB a few times.
Interesting takes by Eddie. Hopefullythe coaches have the same take and replace "somebody"-On shutting Oregon State down after halftime, Ulofoshio said they realized they were getting gashed and that it was "somebody's fault" and that they needed to make the adjustments and they needed to follow the coaches' directions and make the adjustments on the field-Ulofoishio noted that they just needed to do their job as far as stopping Oregon State's running game. He said they were "getting creased" by the Beavers and that it wasn't a scheme thing, but more guys not doing their jobs and that's something they had to focus on in the second half and as they continue to get ready for Arizona Exactly. Sounds like Kwat and Lake had the right adjustments but the players werenât executing. A little bit of the trying too hard to make a play instead of staying in your assignment. âIn terms of OSU, they were making creases against us because either I wouldnât stay in my gap or another person wouldnât stay in their gap. And they would make creases because weâre trying to make a play, and you shed but your responsibility is his gap. Like when I say discipline itâs like discipline in trusting that your guys can do their job and youâre going to do your job. Trusting each other. Thatâs what I mean by discipline. That was the adjustment, âdo your jobâ.â Yeah smalls got caught getting crumpled inside a lot and the DTs couldnât hold the point of attack all that well...There is no scheme that can cover up personnel difficulties if Asa and whoever else is playing LB next to uolofoshioio is on the field.BUT, Irregardless of the mute point the scheme was two deep safeties and let the middle of the defense get ripped apart by the run... not sure what they are talking about Iâm surprised Iâm surprised that people keep talking about being frustrated by the two deep safeties scheme with the safeties nearly off the tv screen. That is the same scheme UW has been running for years. Itâs Kwats main strategy, donât give up explosive plays. Force the opposing offense to sustain long drives without making mistakes. Itâs driven people nuts for years, bend but donât break, lack of safety run support, etc etc etc. All itâs done was lead the league in defense multiple years in a row and still be top 15 in the country last year despite 10 new starters. Itâs effective, even if itâs hair pulling. Even Saturday, 14 points because the Beavers werenât able to sustain drive after drive after drive. They did it a couple times, but not enough.
Interesting takes by Eddie. Hopefullythe coaches have the same take and replace "somebody"-On shutting Oregon State down after halftime, Ulofoshio said they realized they were getting gashed and that it was "somebody's fault" and that they needed to make the adjustments and they needed to follow the coaches' directions and make the adjustments on the field-Ulofoishio noted that they just needed to do their job as far as stopping Oregon State's running game. He said they were "getting creased" by the Beavers and that it wasn't a scheme thing, but more guys not doing their jobs and that's something they had to focus on in the second half and as they continue to get ready for Arizona Exactly. Sounds like Kwat and Lake had the right adjustments but the players werenât executing. A little bit of the trying too hard to make a play instead of staying in your assignment. âIn terms of OSU, they were making creases against us because either I wouldnât stay in my gap or another person wouldnât stay in their gap. And they would make creases because weâre trying to make a play, and you shed but your responsibility is his gap. Like when I say discipline itâs like discipline in trusting that your guys can do their job and youâre going to do your job. Trusting each other. Thatâs what I mean by discipline. That was the adjustment, âdo your jobâ.â Yeah smalls got caught getting crumpled inside a lot and the DTs couldnât hold the point of attack all that well...There is no scheme that can cover up personnel difficulties if Asa and whoever else is playing LB next to uolofoshioio is on the field.BUT, Irregardless of the mute point the scheme was two deep safeties and let the middle of the defense get ripped apart by the run... not sure what they are talking about
Interesting takes by Eddie. Hopefullythe coaches have the same take and replace "somebody"-On shutting Oregon State down after halftime, Ulofoshio said they realized they were getting gashed and that it was "somebody's fault" and that they needed to make the adjustments and they needed to follow the coaches' directions and make the adjustments on the field-Ulofoishio noted that they just needed to do their job as far as stopping Oregon State's running game. He said they were "getting creased" by the Beavers and that it wasn't a scheme thing, but more guys not doing their jobs and that's something they had to focus on in the second half and as they continue to get ready for Arizona Exactly. Sounds like Kwat and Lake had the right adjustments but the players werenât executing. A little bit of the trying too hard to make a play instead of staying in your assignment. âIn terms of OSU, they were making creases against us because either I wouldnât stay in my gap or another person wouldnât stay in their gap. And they would make creases because weâre trying to make a play, and you shed but your responsibility is his gap. Like when I say discipline itâs like discipline in trusting that your guys can do their job and youâre going to do your job. Trusting each other. Thatâs what I mean by discipline. That was the adjustment, âdo your jobâ.â
Interesting takes by Eddie. Hopefullythe coaches have the same take and replace "somebody"-On shutting Oregon State down after halftime, Ulofoshio said they realized they were getting gashed and that it was "somebody's fault" and that they needed to make the adjustments and they needed to follow the coaches' directions and make the adjustments on the field-Ulofoishio noted that they just needed to do their job as far as stopping Oregon State's running game. He said they were "getting creased" by the Beavers and that it wasn't a scheme thing, but more guys not doing their jobs and that's something they had to focus on in the second half and as they continue to get ready for Arizona Exactly. Sounds like Kwat and Lake had the right adjustments but the players werenât executing. A little bit of the trying too hard to make a play instead of staying in your assignment. âIn terms of OSU, they were making creases against us because either I wouldnât stay in my gap or another person wouldnât stay in their gap. And they would make creases because weâre trying to make a play, and you shed but your responsibility is his gap. Like when I say discipline itâs like discipline in trusting that your guys can do their job and youâre going to do your job. Trusting each other. Thatâs what I mean by discipline. That was the adjustment, âdo your jobâ.â Yeah smalls got caught getting crumpled inside a lot and the DTs couldnât hold the point of attack all that well...There is no scheme that can cover up personnel difficulties if Asa and whoever else is playing LB next to uolofoshioio is on the field.BUT, Irregardless of the mute point the scheme was two deep safeties and let the middle of the defense get ripped apart by the run... not sure what they are talking about Iâm surprised Iâm surprised that people keep talking about being frustrated by the two deep safeties scheme with the safeties nearly off the tv screen. That is the same scheme UW has been running for years. Itâs Kwats main strategy, donât give up explosive plays. Force the opposing offense to sustain long drives without making mistakes. Itâs driven people nuts for years, bend but donât break, lack of safety run support, etc etc etc. All itâs done was lead the league in defense multiple years in a row and still be top 15 in the country last year despite 10 new starters. Itâs effective, even if itâs hair pulling. Even Saturday, 14 points because the Beavers werenât able to sustain drive after drive after drive. They did it a couple times, but not enough. We gave up 252 yards. The run defense was ugly, but if we gave up 252 yards per game we would rank very high in total defense. After one game itâs 3rd this year. The run defense needs to be better but we have a great secondary and we got to the QB a few times. Interestingly enough, I started drinking early tonight and wanted to watch a replay of the game. I had this weird feeling of the defense not being that bad on Saturday, while at the same time remember busted run after busted run. Throw in the general replies of how bad the defense was here and I was left mixed. I just finished and came here to poast what I saw:Total numbers look nice off the top. 252 total, 85 passing, 167 rushing. Also just 23 minutes of possession, 4-12 3rd down conversion, and 1-3 4th down conversion. As you mentioned @RoadDawg55, thatâs 3rd for yards per game, 6th in yards per play, and 7th in points allowed (the 14 the defense allowed anyway). But the biggest concern was the run defense and the chunk plays. After watching it again, it wasnât nearly as bad as it seemed. Of the 167 total rushing yards the Beavers had, 131 of those came on 2 drives. The other 7 drives only netted 36 rushing yards. 5 yards per drive. After Edefuanâs comments about a couple of drives having guys not sticking to their assignments and trusting what the coaches were telling them, it makes me feel more optimistic in what I was seeing. Itâs disheartening to watch a team slice through your defense like a hot knife on two long drives with big chunk plays, but it seems clear to me it wasnât a systemic issue that canât be fixed. What is more concerning to me was why there was such a lack of rotation in the defense. With Taki and Latu out, the only regular subs I saw was Tuitele on the line, Tuputala at ILB, and Smalls at Buck. That is not typical of a Kwat defense. Not sure if he was protecting the freshman or what, but it gives me hesitation. Itâs almost like losing Tuli, Latu, Levi, and Tryon left us with a lack of depth or something
offseason natty in han This is on Tryon's "One shining moment" segment. Imagine turning in this play and peacing out.
offseason natty in han This is on Tryon's "One shining moment" segment. Imagine turning in this play and peacing out. He didn't peace out. He came back to play another season. Then the Pac decided they weren't interested in having a season and he left.I support him 181%. Fuck the Pac.
https://twitter.com/mikevorel/status/1329143140490510336I'm sure there's a @PurpleThrobber quip in here somewhere, but I'll leave that to the professionals.
https://twitter.com/mikevorel/status/1329143140490510336I'm sure there's a @PurpleThrobber quip in here somewhere, but I'll leave that to the professionals. Eighth grade mentality.
https://twitter.com/mikevorel/status/1329143140490510336I'm sure there's a @PurpleThrobber quip in here somewhere, but I'll leave that to the professionals. Best 2.6 seconds of Jack's life.
https://twitter.com/mikevorel/status/1329250854130499585?s=19The return of THE CHART!
Future passing game coordinator, cook it
https://twitter.com/mikevorel/status/1329250854130499585?s=19The return of THE CHART! I like that Lake is admitting he made a mistake. Now let's see if he actually fixes it. His predecessor would not have.
https://twitter.com/mikevorel/status/1329250854130499585?s=19The return of THE CHART! I like that Lake is admitting he made a mistake. Now let's see if he actually fixes it. His predecessor would not have. I guess. But the fact that it was a mistake in the first place is pretty fucking glaring. The entire HH game thread was calling for Mcgrew to get the rock, but Jimmy himself couldn't see that pounding Dick for 2-3 YPC the entire second half wasn't working?I'd rather he just lie and make up some injury bullshit so I could at least keep the illusion that he knows what the fuck he's doing.
https://twitter.com/mikevorel/status/1329549148534702080
LMFAOhttps://twitter.com/coachlakeudub/status/1321883379562807297?s=21
LMFAOhttps://twitter.com/coachlakeudub/status/1321883379562807297?s=21 So I was thinking about this randomly this afternoon. Iâm not predicting this is going to happen, so donât twist, but think I would die if the Huskies come out and throw it 40 times and Lake wears a hat in his next presser that says Throw The Damn Ball. Just to fuck with everyone. Anyway, back to your regularly scheduled shit poasting.
