Attention Jimmy Lake and Jen Cohen
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I really hope I'm wrong but part of me thinks Jimmy Lake and staff saw the covid thing as a way to get an early paid vacation
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Never bet against human naturebananasnblondes said:I really hope I'm wrong but part of me thinks Jimmy Lake and staff saw the covid thing as a way to get an early paid vacation
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Time to take SC off Mt Rushmore. They can’t swing the big dick like this.
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You’re wrongbananasnblondes said:I really hope I'm wrong but part of me thinks Jimmy Lake and staff saw the covid thing as a way to get an early paid vacation
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Yeah I’m sure Jimmy would totally pass up an easy chance at house money in Year 1.bananasnblondes said:I really hope I'm wrong but part of me thinks Jimmy Lake and staff saw the covid thing as a way to get an early paid vacation
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All the excuses made for Jenn and UW ring hollowGrundleStiltzkin said: -
stanford could see their dilemna in advance so they moved their team for i think 10 days to be able to play. i don't know our details so it isn't fair to say it but it feels like like they didn't do everything they could have to play.
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I saw 2 minutes of the game v Texas, they didn't look to serious two meGrundleStiltzkin said:
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Well that's because their 49 players suck.LebamDawg said:
I saw 2 minutes of the game v Texas, they didn't look to serious two meGrundleStiltzkin said:
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if my math is correct you need 11 for offense and 11 for defense worst case scenario so what the fuck you worried about more than 53 man roster get the fuck in the game. You'll lose but get the fuck in the game
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Jen and Jimmy don't give a fuck. Hth.
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This is just embarrassing for Washington. Fucking embarrassing.GrundleStiltzkin said: -
They looked itGrundleStiltzkin said: -
I think the Colorado game and their roster numbers phrase the debate in an excellent way:
What's better for the UW football program as an end to the season?
1.) Ending the season by getting embarrassingly smoked two or three times in a row (starting with Stanford).
2.) Getting the 'rona, hanging the North banner, passing off the conference title to hated rival. w/respect.
I don't think there is a third option here. If the numbers weren't just a total lie, UW would have looked like Colorado. Could have looked even worse. UW's defense, for instance, consists of about four or five NFL starters and then a massive cliff to the rest. Could you imagine UW lining up against Oregon or USC without, for instance, Ulofoshio? Or playing 60 minutes with an OLB pairing of true freshmen Smalls and McDonald?
So--I'm legit asking--what is better here for the program? Pussing out and hanging a pathetic, meaningless banner but gifting conference champ bragging rights to Oregon or getting absolutely buttfucked by USC but in the process denying Oregon a chance to play? For as pissed off as everyone is, I don't see either as a particularly appealing choice. -
Much better to stay in people's minds, stay in the minds of people from whom you'll be begging for ticket/donation money next year, announce how depleted you are, and play every game you can.1to392831weretaken said:I think the Colorado game and their roster numbers phrase the debate in an excellent way:
What's better for the UW football program as an end to the season?
1.) Ending the season by getting embarrassingly smoked two or three times in a row (starting with Stanford).
2.) Getting the 'rona, hanging the North banner, passing off the conference title to hated rival. w/respect.
I don't think there is a third option here. If the numbers weren't just a total lie, UW would have looked like Colorado. Could have looked even worse. UW's defense, for instance, consists of about four or five NFL starters and then a massive cliff to the rest. Could you imagine UW lining up against Oregon or USC without, for instance, Ulofoshio? Or playing 60 minutes with an OLB pairing of true freshmen Smalls and McDonald?
So--I'm legit asking--what is better here for the program? Pussing out and hanging a pathetic, meaningless banner but gifting conference champ bragging rights to Oregon or getting absolutely buttfucked by USC but in the process denying Oregon a chance to play? For as pissed off as everyone is, I don't see either as a particularly appealing choice.
Especially the pac 12 Championship game.
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Players want to play
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1to392831weretaken said:
I think the Colorado game and their roster numbers phrase the debate in an excellent way:
What's better for the UW football program as an end to the season?
1.) Ending the season by getting embarrassingly smoked two or three times in a row (starting with Stanford).
2.) Getting the 'rona, hanging the North banner, passing off the conference title to hated rival. w/respect.
I don't think there is a third option here. If the numbers weren't just a total lie, UW would have looked like Colorado. Could have looked even worse. UW's defense, for instance, consists of about four or five NFL starters and then a massive cliff to the rest. Could you imagine UW lining up against Oregon or USC without, for instance, Ulofoshio? Or playing 60 minutes with an OLB pairing of true freshmen Smalls and McDonald?
So--I'm legit asking--what is better here for the program? Pussing out and hanging a pathetic, meaningless banner but gifting conference champ bragging rights to Oregon or getting absolutely buttfucked by USC but in the process denying Oregon a chance to play? For as pissed off as everyone is, I don't see either as a particularly appealing choice.
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That assumes as fact that we would have lost in embarrassing fashion, and you don't know that. Many X factors. And how do you know that USC wouldn't have been hit with something similar and entered the game short-handed? So the way you framed the question makes it meaningless to answer.1to392831weretaken said:I think the Colorado game and their roster numbers phrase the debate in an excellent way:
What's better for the UW football program as an end to the season?
1.) Ending the season by getting embarrassingly smoked two or three times in a row (starting with Stanford).
2.) Getting the 'rona, hanging the North banner, passing off the conference title to hated rival. w/respect.
I don't think there is a third option here. If the numbers weren't just a total lie, UW would have looked like Colorado. Could have looked even worse. UW's defense, for instance, consists of about four or five NFL starters and then a massive cliff to the rest. Could you imagine UW lining up against Oregon or USC without, for instance, Ulofoshio? Or playing 60 minutes with an OLB pairing of true freshmen Smalls and McDonald?
So--I'm legit asking--what is better here for the program? Pussing out and hanging a pathetic, meaningless banner but gifting conference champ bragging rights to Oregon or getting absolutely buttfucked by USC but in the process denying Oregon a chance to play? For as pissed off as everyone is, I don't see either as a particularly appealing choice. -
Lotta hypotheticals up in here, Mitch.DerekJohnson said:
That assumes as fact that we would have lost in embarrassing fashion, and you don't know that. Many X factors. And how do you know that USC wouldn't have been hit with something similar and entered the game short-handed? So the way you framed the question makes it meaningless to answer.1to392831weretaken said:I think the Colorado game and their roster numbers phrase the debate in an excellent way:
What's better for the UW football program as an end to the season?
1.) Ending the season by getting embarrassingly smoked two or three times in a row (starting with Stanford).
2.) Getting the 'rona, hanging the North banner, passing off the conference title to hated rival. w/respect.
I don't think there is a third option here. If the numbers weren't just a total lie, UW would have looked like Colorado. Could have looked even worse. UW's defense, for instance, consists of about four or five NFL starters and then a massive cliff to the rest. Could you imagine UW lining up against Oregon or USC without, for instance, Ulofoshio? Or playing 60 minutes with an OLB pairing of true freshmen Smalls and McDonald?
So--I'm legit asking--what is better here for the program? Pussing out and hanging a pathetic, meaningless banner but gifting conference champ bragging rights to Oregon or getting absolutely buttfucked by USC but in the process denying Oregon a chance to play? For as pissed off as everyone is, I don't see either as a particularly appealing choice.
