Which Pac-10/12 defender have you feared the most?

@WoolleyDoog's mention of Terrell Suggs got me to thinking. Suggs was a monster. Ronnie Lott for USC when I was a kid. Gabriel "Senor Sack" Rivera of Texas Tech in 1982.

Chuck Cecil for Arizona. Cornelius Bennett of Alabama in '86. Teddy Bruski of Arizona in '93 or so.

In the past ten years I'm sure there's been a few great ones but I don't remember anyone who "scared" me

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ntxduck

Burfict only because I expected 2-3 season ending injuries from late hits when playing him

SECDAWG

Let’s see, packed 12 member, as a group or whatever
I’ve, as a team or individual, feared the most…

Let’s see…

I’m thinking…..

Hold on…..

Wait, sorry, phone rang…..

Now, what was the question…?

DerekJohnson

Burfict only because I expected 2-3 season ending injuries from late hits when playing him

good call

Quietcowskee

Big Daddy Wilkinson

NorthBendDawg

Steve Emtman was the best I ever saw in person.

Ice_Holmvik

Steve Emtman was the best I ever saw in person.

I'm going to let this one slide being a newfish and all. Let's hope future posts have some legs to them.

PurpleBaze

Steve Emtman was the best I ever saw in person.
I'm going to let this one slide being a newfish and all. Let's hope future posts have some legs to them.

@puppylove_sugarsteel true?

NorthBendDawg

Steve Emtman was the best I ever saw in person.
I'm going to let this one slide being a newfish and all. Let's hope future posts have some legs to them.

What's I do wrong. And what happens when you don't let something slide?

PurpleBaze

Steve Emtman was the best I ever saw in person.
I'm going to let this one slide being a newfish and all. Let's hope future posts have some legs to them.
What's I do wrong. And what happens when you don't let something slide?

Reed moar; poast less.

DerekJohnson

Steve Emtman was the best I ever saw in person.
I'm going to let this one slide being a newfish and all. Let's hope future posts have some legs to them.
What's I do wrong. And what happens when you don't let something slide?

It's all a part of the hazing process at Hardcore Husky.

We're all retards. Pay no attention to the retard behind the curtain

PurpleBaze

@NorthBendDawg

No warning; just gone?!

dtd

@WoolleyDoog's mention of Terrell Suggs got me to thinking. Suggs was a monster. Ronnie Lott for USC when I was a kid. Gabriel "Senor Sack" Rivera of Texas Tech in 1982.

Chuck Cecil for Arizona. Cornelius Bennett of Alabama in '86. Teddy Bruski of Arizona in '93 or so.

In the past ten years I'm sure there's been a few great ones but I don't remember anyone who "scared" me

I poasted a pic of Suggs in the Stan is the best DL thread and none of you doogs even knew who it was!

DerekJohnson

@WoolleyDoog's mention of Terrell Suggs got me to thinking. Suggs was a monster. Ronnie Lott for USC when I was a kid. Gabriel "Senor Sack" Rivera of Texas Tech in 1982.

Chuck Cecil for Arizona. Cornelius Bennett of Alabama in '86. Teddy Bruski of Arizona in '93 or so.

In the past ten years I'm sure there's been a few great ones but I don't remember anyone who "scared" me
I poasted a pic of Suggs in the Stan is the best DL thread and none of you doogs even knew who it was!

RoadDawg55

If we are talking all college football, it’s Suh at Nebraska. He was the most dominant defensive player.

Miley_Cyrus

Definitely Burfict. Why are we acting like being mentally unstable makes him less feared? He’s clinically insane and hit like a freight train

WoolleyDoog

If we are talking all college football, it’s Suh at Nebraska. He was the most dominant defensive player.

I was only thinking Pac-12 and Husky opponents but Suh was the only defensive player I've ever seen on Emptman level in my day.

Definitely Burfict. Why are we acting like being mentally unstable makes him less feared? He’s clinically insane and hit like a freight train

If Burfict could have kept it together he could have been unreal. Best LB to ever play in the conference unreal. He was kind of like the Shia Labeouf of Pac-12 defensive players.

TTJ

Rob Waldrop was a force. That dude pretty much single handedly ended the nation’s longest winning streak in ‘92.

RaceBannon

Best brothers and Le Roy was Stan before Stan

https://okhistory.org/publications/enc/entry.php?entry=SE009

backthepack

Chris Petersen's offense.

DerekJohnson

Chris Petersen's offense.