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  • CuntWaffle
    CuntWaffle Member Posts: 22,500
  • UWerentThereMan
    UWerentThereMan Member Posts: 3,475
    waterall a bag of wine with my doogs
  • oregonblitzkrieg
    oregonblitzkrieg Member Posts: 15,288

    Before Helfrich: Watch the first half, then 4-5 minutes into the third find a more competitive game.

    Currently: Count how many times Helfrich decides to throw on 3 and 2 with the most gifted backfield in the Pac 12, see how many times I correctly guess the next play, and wonder why after 3 quarters of getting pulverized on the ground, our undersized linebackers continue to play 6 yards off the ball. Then I get drunk because it's the only thing I can think of doing while watching the destruction of the building blocks of an up and coming college football powerhouse.

    Your poasts are inspiring. Not really. They're fucking depressing.
  • greenblood
    greenblood Member Posts: 14,566

    Before Helfrich: Watch the first half, then 4-5 minutes into the third find a more competitive game.

    Currently: Count how many times Helfrich decides to throw on 3 and 2 with the most gifted backfield in the Pac 12, see how many times I correctly guess the next play, and wonder why after 3 quarters of getting pulverized on the ground, our undersized linebackers continue to play 6 yards off the ball. Then I get drunk because it's the only thing I can think of doing while watching the destruction of the building blocks of an up and coming college football powerhouse.

    Your poasts are inspiring. Not really. They're fucking depressing.
    I could do one better and give examples of many programs that lost great coaches and have yet fully recovered. Washington, Miami, Florida, Michigan, USC, Notre Dame, etc.
  • oregonblitzkrieg
    oregonblitzkrieg Member Posts: 15,288

    Before Helfrich: Watch the first half, then 4-5 minutes into the third find a more competitive game.

    Currently: Count how many times Helfrich decides to throw on 3 and 2 with the most gifted backfield in the Pac 12, see how many times I correctly guess the next play, and wonder why after 3 quarters of getting pulverized on the ground, our undersized linebackers continue to play 6 yards off the ball. Then I get drunk because it's the only thing I can think of doing while watching the destruction of the building blocks of an up and coming college football powerhouse.

    Your poasts are inspiring. Not really. They're fucking depressing.
    I could do one better and give examples of many programs that lost great coaches and have yet fully recovered. Washington, Miami, Florida, Michigan, USC, Notre Dame, etc.
    You sound like you're close to dousing yourself with gasoline and lighting yourself on fire. Please do it now before making any further posts.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,855
    edited July 2014

    Before Helfrich: Watch the first half, then 4-5 minutes into the third find a more competitive game.

    Currently: Count how many times Helfrich decides to throw on 3 and 2 with the most gifted backfield in the Pac 12, see how many times I correctly guess the next play, and wonder why after 3 quarters of getting pulverized on the ground, our undersized linebackers continue to play 6 yards off the ball. Then I get drunk because it's the only thing I can think of doing while watching the destruction of the building blocks of an up and coming college football powerhouse.

    Your poasts are inspiring. Not really. They're fucking depressing.
    I could do one better and give examples of many programs that lost great coaches and have yet fully recovered. .Washington, Miami, Florida, Michigan, USC, Notre Dame, etc.
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  • greenblood
    greenblood Member Posts: 14,566

    Before Helfrich: Watch the first half, then 4-5 minutes into the third find a more competitive game.

    Currently: Count how many times Helfrich decides to throw on 3 and 2 with the most gifted backfield in the Pac 12, see how many times I correctly guess the next play, and wonder why after 3 quarters of getting pulverized on the ground, our undersized linebackers continue to play 6 yards off the ball. Then I get drunk because it's the only thing I can think of doing while watching the destruction of the building blocks of an up and coming college football powerhouse.

    Your poasts are inspiring. Not really. They're fucking depressing.
    I could do one better and give examples of many programs that lost great coaches and have yet fully recovered. Washington, Miami, Florida, Michigan, USC, Notre Dame, etc.
    You sound like you're close to dousing yourself with gasoline and lighting yourself on fire. Please do it now before making any further posts.
    PM Irishdoog (RIP) for proper use of that term.