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Combine that with Husky fans still suffering from PTSD and reluctant to bet and you get a big line that doesn't reflect the emotion on the field. That should change as Husky Arrogance is welcomed back to bigtime football.
It also shows the power of media - social and legacy - to set a narrative and how many folks just follow along
Oregon didn't tell all the pundits to go full retard but it sure played into the hands of the DAWGS
I'm thinking that these teams are about 3 points apart
Home, away, neutral field
Maybe London or Berlin?
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They know what a DUCKTARD is
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My buddy bet $4,000 on the points. 500 straight up. Let’s just say he bought post game dinner.
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Nah we don’t lose in Berlin. London can go either way, we win Henley a lot but not 100%.RaceBannon said:
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The entire Oregon fanbase bears responsibility for modeling 12-15 different victories, natties, and heismans over the last week.
Ducks were NOT hungry out there. -
UW was >10 points better last night. The score line was flattering to Oregon.RaceBannon said:I get it. Every one in America knows the line is set to get balanced bets. But 12.5 dogs last year and 10 point dogs last night. People said Vegas must know something. I said they know how to get Oregon fans money
Combine that with Husky fans still suffering from PTSD and reluctant to bet and you get a big line that doesn't reflect the emotion on the field. That should change as Husky Arrogance is welcomed back to bigtime football.
It also shows the power of media - social and legacy - to set a narrative and how many folks just follow along
Oregon didn't tell all the pundits to go full retard but it sure played into the hands of the DAWGS
I'm thinking that these teams are about 3 points apart
Home, away, neutral field
Maybe London or Berlin? -
I was more nervous at 17-3 and 20-10 than when UW fell behind. I knew that was coming. And when it was close in the 4th I knew who would winntxduck said:
UW was >10 points better last night. The score line was flattering to Oregon.RaceBannon said:I get it. Every one in America knows the line is set to get balanced bets. But 12.5 dogs last year and 10 point dogs last night. People said Vegas must know something. I said they know how to get Oregon fans money
Combine that with Husky fans still suffering from PTSD and reluctant to bet and you get a big line that doesn't reflect the emotion on the field. That should change as Husky Arrogance is welcomed back to bigtime football.
It also shows the power of media - social and legacy - to set a narrative and how many folks just follow along
Oregon didn't tell all the pundits to go full retard but it sure played into the hands of the DAWGS
I'm thinking that these teams are about 3 points apart
Home, away, neutral field
Maybe London or Berlin?
I was not trolling with my 20 point win prediction. I felt UW was going to do it for 60 minutes. But 3 points is fine -
Shout out to @PostGameOrangeSlices and @RaceBannon for never wavering. Not even one c hair of doubt.
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falling behind was when my nerves finally let up. they just know how to close. i cant doubt it anymoreRaceBannon said:
I was more nervous at 17-3 and 20-10 than when UW fell behind. I knew that was coming. And when it was close in the 4th I knew who would winntxduck said:
UW was >10 points better last night. The score line was flattering to Oregon.RaceBannon said:I get it. Every one in America knows the line is set to get balanced bets. But 12.5 dogs last year and 10 point dogs last night. People said Vegas must know something. I said they know how to get Oregon fans money
Combine that with Husky fans still suffering from PTSD and reluctant to bet and you get a big line that doesn't reflect the emotion on the field. That should change as Husky Arrogance is welcomed back to bigtime football.
It also shows the power of media - social and legacy - to set a narrative and how many folks just follow along
Oregon didn't tell all the pundits to go full retard but it sure played into the hands of the DAWGS
I'm thinking that these teams are about 3 points apart
Home, away, neutral field
Maybe London or Berlin?
I was not trolling with my 20 point win prediction. I felt UW was going to do it for 60 minutes. But 3 points is fine -
The entire Oregon team from coaches on down were way keyed up. UW and Kalen knew how it would end.phineas said:
falling behind was when my nerves finally let up. they just know how to close. i cant doubt it anymoreRaceBannon said:
I was more nervous at 17-3 and 20-10 than when UW fell behind. I knew that was coming. And when it was close in the 4th I knew who would winntxduck said:
UW was >10 points better last night. The score line was flattering to Oregon.RaceBannon said:I get it. Every one in America knows the line is set to get balanced bets. But 12.5 dogs last year and 10 point dogs last night. People said Vegas must know something. I said they know how to get Oregon fans money
Combine that with Husky fans still suffering from PTSD and reluctant to bet and you get a big line that doesn't reflect the emotion on the field. That should change as Husky Arrogance is welcomed back to bigtime football.
It also shows the power of media - social and legacy - to set a narrative and how many folks just follow along
Oregon didn't tell all the pundits to go full retard but it sure played into the hands of the DAWGS
I'm thinking that these teams are about 3 points apart
Home, away, neutral field
Maybe London or Berlin?
I was not trolling with my 20 point win prediction. I felt UW was going to do it for 60 minutes. But 3 points is fine -
Oddly, I was never concerned during the game. DeBoer's Dawgs have been more physical and more mentally tough than Lanniing's duck skwad, both last year and this year. The Dawgs are also healthier than they've been since the beginning of the season, and were in position to blow the ducks out in both the regular season game and the CCG. The Huskies simply have a better team. Better players on the field and better coached. Best team in the PAC. Nuff said.
