Hardcore Husky Podcast: Could UW Football become the Gonzaga of the new Zombie Pac-12?
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The sexual tensions are literally bursting zippers.
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@WoolleyDoog will do anything for ratingsGrundleStiltzkin said:The sexual tensions are literally bursting zippers.
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That was hilariousDerekJohnson said:
@WoolleyDoog will do anything for ratingsGrundleStiltzkin said:The sexual tensions are literally bursting zippers.
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Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now. -
Football is not basketball. Non-power conference teams don’t accomplish anything in football like they do in basketball.
If UW doesn’t get out of the PAC within about the next two months (or by whatever point UW would be forced to sign a Grant of Rights), UW football is permanently doomed. Period. End of story. -
Sandra6 said:
Football is not basketball. Non-power conference teams don’t accomplish anything in football like they do in basketball.
If UW doesn’t get out of the PAC within about the next two months (or by whatever point UW would be forced to sign a Grant of Rights), UW football is permanently doomed. Period. End of story.
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haie said:
Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever. -
The acc is on shaky ground too. That does no good. Combining two lower tier money makers doesn’t make more money unless you drop some dead weight. Same shitty bandaid. NEM until the big 10 and sec decide to expand.Sandra6 said:haie said:Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever. -
The ACC is not economically feasible.Sandra6 said:haie said:Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever. -
Drop it like it's fucking hotAtomicDawg said:
The acc is on shaky ground too. That does no good. Combining two lower tier money makers doesn’t make more money unless you drop some dead weight. Same shitty bandaid. NEM until the big 10 and sec decide to expand.Sandra6 said:haie said:Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever.
This is about survival not consensus or giving a shit about coogs or beavers or anyone else -
If the top pac and top acc schools wanted to do this, then sure. If we are helping support wazzu, the beav and wake forests of the world to be 1/2 of the sec or big 10 contracts, no thanks. Better just stay in our or own shitty poor conference than create another one with far away lands.RaceBannon said:
Drop it like it's fucking hotAtomicDawg said:
The acc is on shaky ground too. That does no good. Combining two lower tier money makers doesn’t make more money unless you drop some dead weight. Same shitty bandaid. NEM until the big 10 and sec decide to expand.Sandra6 said:haie said:Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever.
This is about survival not consensus or giving a shit about coogs or beavers or anyone else
I remember a time when the big 12, pac 12 and acc signed a alliance that they were pat hill tough to threaten the big 10 and sec. Those were great times and amounted to zero. I am sure a PR agency was paid for it though. -
I remember when the Pac 12 was going to follow the science and have a player's union and work for social justice instead of having a season in 2020AtomicDawg said:
If the top pac and top acc schools wanted to do this, then sure. If we are helping support wazzu, the beav and wake forests of the world to be 1/2 of the sec or big 10 contracts, no thanks. Better just stay in our or own shitty poor conference than create another one with far away lands.RaceBannon said:
Drop it like it's fucking hotAtomicDawg said:
The acc is on shaky ground too. That does no good. Combining two lower tier money makers doesn’t make more money unless you drop some dead weight. Same shitty bandaid. NEM until the big 10 and sec decide to expand.Sandra6 said:haie said:Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever.
This is about survival not consensus or giving a shit about coogs or beavers or anyone else
I remember a time when the big 12, pac 12 and acc signed a alliance that they were pat hill tough to threaten the big 10 and sec. Those were great times and amounted to zero. I am sure a PR agency was paid for it though.
Then the B1G said never mind we're playing and the Pac 12 had to scramble for a 4 game season for some teams while others just rooted for Oregon to rep the North
Jen is right back in the crosshairs and this off season natty won't save her
Football just doesn't mean more. Or much at all. My guess is UW stays in a shitty Pac whatever and we all die -
Better seats for me!RaceBannon said:
I remember when the Pac 12 was going to follow the science and have a player's union and work for social justice instead of having a season in 2020AtomicDawg said:
If the top pac and top acc schools wanted to do this, then sure. If we are helping support wazzu, the beav and wake forests of the world to be 1/2 of the sec or big 10 contracts, no thanks. Better just stay in our or own shitty poor conference than create another one with far away lands.RaceBannon said:
Drop it like it's fucking hotAtomicDawg said:
The acc is on shaky ground too. That does no good. Combining two lower tier money makers doesn’t make more money unless you drop some dead weight. Same shitty bandaid. NEM until the big 10 and sec decide to expand.Sandra6 said:haie said:Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever.
This is about survival not consensus or giving a shit about coogs or beavers or anyone else
I remember a time when the big 12, pac 12 and acc signed a alliance that they were pat hill tough to threaten the big 10 and sec. Those were great times and amounted to zero. I am sure a PR agency was paid for it though.
Then the B1G said never mind we're playing and the Pac 12 had to scramble for a 4 game season for some teams while others just rooted for Oregon to rep the North
Jen is right back in the crosshairs and this off season natty won't save her
Football just doesn't mean more. Or much at all. My guess is UW stays in a shitty Pac whatever and we all die -
Who would have thought there was something that could bring Oregon and Washington fans together?
I'll be honest, if Oregon and Washington get a joint invite to the B1G, I'd hate Washington a little bit less. Not gonna lie.
Washington needs Oregon's marketing and drive, and Oregon needs Washington's academics and tradition to create a package deal. Then we can together hate USC for putting us in this position in the first place. -
Prestige wise connecting with Clemson, Florida State and Miami would be much better than the castoffs of the Big 12. A second tier of North Carolina, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Pitt and Louisville isn't bad either. Maybe even get Notre Dame to join.AtomicDawg said:
If the top pac and top acc schools wanted to do this, then sure. If we are helping support wazzu, the beav and wake forests of the world to be 1/2 of the sec or big 10 contracts, no thanks. Better just stay in our or own shitty poor conference than create another one with far away lands.RaceBannon said:
Drop it like it's fucking hotAtomicDawg said:
The acc is on shaky ground too. That does no good. Combining two lower tier money makers doesn’t make more money unless you drop some dead weight. Same shitty bandaid. NEM until the big 10 and sec decide to expand.Sandra6 said:haie said:Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever.
This is about survival not consensus or giving a shit about coogs or beavers or anyone else
I remember a time when the big 12, pac 12 and acc signed a alliance that they were pat hill tough to threaten the big 10 and sec. Those were great times and amounted to zero. I am sure a PR agency was paid for it though.
I don't know how it logistically works though and if it's just a window dressing alliance I don't know if that means anything. Maybe selling a conference championship game between the Pac (West Division) and the ACC (East Division) helps. -
AtomicDawg said:
The acc is on shaky ground too. That does no good. Combining two lower tier money makers doesn’t make more money unless you drop some dead weight. Same shitty bandaid. NEM until the big 10 and sec decide to expand.Sandra6 said:haie said:Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever.
Have you been paying any attention to the PAC’s TV offers? The PAC’s TV offers are something like $20-25 million, with most games on some service like Apple TV that’s even less accessible than the PAC network.
Even the ACC and Big 12 would be less terrible than that. And we’re not going to the Big 12 because of academics.
I don’t think people on here have realized just how terrible the PAC’s tv contract is going to be.
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What fucking site do you think you’ve inhabited here?! No one takes cynicism and negativity lightly around here lady. JFCSandra6 said:AtomicDawg said:
The acc is on shaky ground too. That does no good. Combining two lower tier money makers doesn’t make more money unless you drop some dead weight. Same shitty bandaid. NEM until the big 10 and sec decide to expand.Sandra6 said:haie said:Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever.
Have you been paying any attention to the PAC’s TV offers? The PAC’s TV offers are something like $20-25 million, with most games on some service like Apple TV that’s even less accessible than the PAC network.
Even the ACC and Big 12 would be less terrible than that. And we’re not going to the Big 12 because of academics.
I don’t think people on here have realized just how terrible the PAC’s tv contract is going to be. -
So if the pac12 schools add themselves to the acc, that magically makes them worth more? The acc already has a similar deal. Clemson and fsu are gone at first chance.Sandra6 said:AtomicDawg said:
The acc is on shaky ground too. That does no good. Combining two lower tier money makers doesn’t make more money unless you drop some dead weight. Same shitty bandaid. NEM until the big 10 and sec decide to expand.Sandra6 said:haie said:Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever.
Have you been paying any attention to the PAC’s TV offers? The PAC’s TV offers are something like $20-25 million, with most games on some service like Apple TV that’s even less accessible than the PAC network.
Even the ACC and Big 12 would be less terrible than that. And we’re not going to the Big 12 because of academics.
I don’t think people on here have realized just how terrible the PAC’s tv contract is going to be.
The only way this works is if the top acc schools and top pac 12 schools drop the anchors that produce nothing and form a new conference.
Highly unlikely given the exit fees and politics involved. But carry on asking if anyone understands the difference between us and the rich kids. -
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Fuck offSandra6 said:AtomicDawg said:
The acc is on shaky ground too. That does no good. Combining two lower tier money makers doesn’t make more money unless you drop some dead weight. Same shitty bandaid. NEM until the big 10 and sec decide to expand.Sandra6 said:haie said:Whatever happens Oregon and Washington just need to prison rape the Pac 12 and remind Jason Scheer and all the Ute fans that still have 🌹's in their Twitter handles that they're headed back to the fucking WAC if they aren't given a high enough % of revenue to remain nationally competitive.
Most of the other schools such as WSU, Cal, and Beavlet already have their kneepads out, just need to teach the shit "4 corners" losers now.
We need to bolt for the ACC if a Big 10 invitation isn’t coming. We can’t stay in the PAC under any circumstances whatsoever.
Have you been paying any attention to the PAC’s TV offers? The PAC’s TV offers are something like $20-25 million, with most games on some service like Apple TV that’s even less accessible than the PAC network.
Even the ACC and Big 12 would be less terrible than that. And we’re not going to the Big 12 because of academics.
I don’t think people on here have realized just how terrible the PAC’s tv contract is going to be. -
im still clueless as to why maryland and new jersey were admitted to the union while oregon/washington had to wait.
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Baltimore, D.C., New York, and New Jersey TV markets. Plus they were much closer in proximity as well.rodmansrage said:im still clueless as to why maryland and new jersey were admitted to the union while oregon/washington had to wait.
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To be fair there were no TV setsgreenblood said:
Baltimore, D.C., New York, and New Jersey TV markets. Plus they were much closer in proximity as well.rodmansrage said:im still clueless as to why maryland and new jersey were admitted to the union while oregon/washington had to wait.
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Gonzaga has been doing this for longer than most realize. From the cute under dog Zags to the insufferable Zaggots.
Still no ring. That's the down side
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greenblood said:
Baltimore, D.C., New York, and New Jersey TV markets. Plus they were much closer in proximity as well.rodmansrage said:im still clueless as to why maryland and new jersey were admitted to the union while oregon/washington had to wait.
race was there!RaceBannon said:
To be fair there were no TV sets -
This was probably my favorite episode in quite awhile. Well done, gentlemen.
While everyone made some compelling arguments for what situation would be best for Washington, I don’t think it’s going to matter much as I suspect there will be more realignment and playoff expansion in the future. -
It's looking more and more like staying in the Pac won't be an option.Doog_de_Jour said:This was probably my favorite episode in quite awhile. Well done, gentlemen.
While everyone made some compelling arguments for what situation would be best for Washington, I don’t think it’s going to matter much as I suspect there will be more realignment and playoff expansion in the future. -
Yeah, the USS Larry Scott is sinking and everyone grabbing the best lifeboat they can find. You mentioned upthread about Utah and the “four corners” schools. I read somewhere they might want to go to the Big XII, but who the hell knows. I’m just still here with my bowl of popcorn enjoying the chaos.haie said:
It's looking more and more like staying in the Pac won't be an option.Doog_de_Jour said:This was probably my favorite episode in quite awhile. Well done, gentlemen.
While everyone made some compelling arguments for what situation would be best for Washington, I don’t think it’s going to matter much as I suspect there will be more realignment and playoff expansion in the future.
If DeBoer continues to take care of business, I think UW will be fine no matter where they land, though obviously some scenarios are better than others. -
Gonzaga made their famous E
Why thank you my dearDoog_de_Jour said:This was probably my favorite episode in quite awhile. Well done, gentlemen.
While everyone made some compelling arguments for what situation would be best for Washington, I don’t think it’s going to matter much as I suspect there will be more realignment and playoff expansion in the future. -
True, there's a lot of dominoes falling with realignment that are important to not get crushed by off the field, but the most important thing still right now is winning and staying committed to football. Do both and the rest will sort itself out. Also, keep in-mind, like in 2000 with the BCS, and in 84 for the natty, Washington is probably always going to get get fucked. It just is what it is. It is one thing that keeps me interested in staying in the Pac. It could be more fun to win a conference and then think about the rest later than constantly be trying to climb above the tide in another conference.Doog_de_Jour said:
Yeah, the USS Larry Scott is sinking and everyone grabbing the best lifeboat they can find. You mentioned upthread about Utah and the “four corners” schools. I read somewhere they might want to go to the Big XII, but who the hell knows. I’m just still here with my bowl of popcorn enjoying the chaos.haie said:
It's looking more and more like staying in the Pac won't be an option.Doog_de_Jour said:This was probably my favorite episode in quite awhile. Well done, gentlemen.
While everyone made some compelling arguments for what situation would be best for Washington, I don’t think it’s going to matter much as I suspect there will be more realignment and playoff expansion in the future.
If DeBoer continues to take care of business, I think UW will be fine no matter where they land, though obviously some scenarios are better than others.
