I'm pessimistic but trying to keep an open mind until the end of this season and the next recruiting cycle.
It’s fair to keep an open mind
On the field they should be good this year … anything in the 8-4 range sends the alarm bells into a full scale alert of the highest levels
It’s one thing to me if we got our targets and the stars weren’t where you’d like them
But we’re seeing significant numbers of decommits AND whiffing on many of our top targets (particularly some that should be layups
The biggest worry is likely to come when we see heavy attrition in the off-season … that has the chance to topple the house of cards Jimmy is presiding over
I'm pessimistic but trying to keep an open mind until the end of this season and the next recruiting cycle.
It’s fair to keep an open mind
On the field they should be good this year … anything in the 8-4 range sends the alarm bells into a full scale alert of the highest levels
It’s one thing to me if we got our targets and the stars weren’t where you’d like them
But we’re seeing significant numbers of decommits AND whiffing on many of our top targets (particularly some that should be layups
The biggest worry is likely to come when we see heavy attrition in the off-season … that has the chance to topple the house of cards Jimmy is presiding over
If they suck this year I will fight my way back off the bandwagon
I reuse to panic over the future until after the season
Like many, still holding out judgement until we get into this season, but serious question even though I know UW isn't serious enough about football to do it - do you think blowing things up at the end of the season is possible if things don't go well? If this season isn't a big success what is there to get excited about going forward other than a five-star QB who is a back up? A slow regression might actually be worse than just blowing things up early and at least generating some momentum.
Like many, still holding out judgement until we get into this season, but serious question even though I know UW isn't serious enough about football to do it - do you think blowing things up at the end of the season is possible if things don't go well? If this season isn't a big success what is there to get excited about going forward other than a five-star QB who is a back up? A slow regression might actually be worse than just blowing things up early and at least generating some momentum.
Short of a scandal there is no record bad enough to get Jimmy fired after this year. We? all know that but what else is there to talk about?
Folks still fondly remember our 8-5 season in year 6 of Petersen................
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The shifting sands of teen stalking angst.
On the field they should be good this year … anything in the 8-4 range sends the alarm bells into a full scale alert of the highest levels
It’s one thing to me if we got our targets and the stars weren’t where you’d like them
But we’re seeing significant numbers of decommits AND whiffing on many of our top targets (particularly some that should be layups
The biggest worry is likely to come when we see heavy attrition in the off-season … that has the chance to topple the house of cards Jimmy is presiding over
Well, At least I’d be able to afford some cheap skinny hookers.
I reuse to panic over the future until after the season
If he doesn't overhaul the entire coaching and recruiting staff come December, then a world could exist...
If anything that further cements Jimmy and barring a massive change in his approach will just further prolong the likely change
I doubt Oregon trades that CFP appearance with Helf … you take success when you can get it
That said, it’s also important to know when to get off that sinking ship
Folks still fondly remember our 8-5 season in year 6 of Petersen................
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I do see where things are headed though. It's impossible not to. We get to watch it play out in slow motion.
Then again, a really stellar season is possible and then who knows?
The only way to change the narrative is to change the narrative. USC fans are freaking out too as they should I guess.
People forget that the last meaningful Husky game was another gutless loss to Oregon in 2019
Sounds like some of you want Jimmy to fail just so you can say you were right - Hi Kim