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Oregon/Nike/ESPN/Cowherd catching the ricochet shot.haie said:
15-0. Not even a debate. Only retards care about style points against mediocre/bad teams.bananasnblondes said:If we win this week, are the 2023 huskies the greatest Pac 8/10/12 team of all time?
(Excluding 2023 Oregon,of course)
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Get the fuck over it, dude. Was the clock management bad? Yes. Did we still win? Yes.HHusky said:
The jugular in the Sugar Bowl was making Texas choose whether to use its second timeout with 2:40 remaining or let the field goal be kicked with 2 minutes left. There was no benefit to passing there. Two score advantage whether we get a TD or a field goal. What COULD be accomplished was to bleed clock or force the second timeout.CallMeBigErn said:
Think we have to accept the good with the bad a bit with these guys. They like to go for the jugular even when it ain't exactly prudent to do so. High risk/high reward big swinging donkey dick stuff. Certainly helps keep Ds on their heels and that effect is hard to quantify. It will bite us someday but I can't argue with the results thus far. Despite all that shit, it mostly was the DJ injury timeout and the punt catch interference that gave those cows a chance. Hard to blame coaches there (except taking knees wouldn't get a player hurt but I digress).CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Clock management vs going for the kill shot. I believe there’s a way to do both but it feel like Apple Cup, Arizona game, 1st Oregon and the Sigar Bowl all had possessions were UW could’ve run some clock, pick up some yards and then get into possession for the kill shot.
DeBoer and Grubb want what they want though.
Coaching malpractice.
If it costs us the natty, we’ll all be losing our shit over it. Until then:
1. Find your wife
2. Find a beach
3. Take a walk
4. Find some perspective
5. Profit -
WTF man? We're in a PANDEMIC. Stay home, stay safe.EsophagealFeces said:
Get the fuck over it, dude. Was the clock management bad? Yes. Did we still win? Yes.HHusky said:
The jugular in the Sugar Bowl was making Texas choose whether to use its second timeout with 2:40 remaining or let the field goal be kicked with 2 minutes left. There was no benefit to passing there. Two score advantage whether we get a TD or a field goal. What COULD be accomplished was to bleed clock or force the second timeout.CallMeBigErn said:
Think we have to accept the good with the bad a bit with these guys. They like to go for the jugular even when it ain't exactly prudent to do so. High risk/high reward big swinging donkey dick stuff. Certainly helps keep Ds on their heels and that effect is hard to quantify. It will bite us someday but I can't argue with the results thus far. Despite all that shit, it mostly was the DJ injury timeout and the punt catch interference that gave those cows a chance. Hard to blame coaches there (except taking knees wouldn't get a player hurt but I digress).CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Clock management vs going for the kill shot. I believe there’s a way to do both but it feel like Apple Cup, Arizona game, 1st Oregon and the Sigar Bowl all had possessions were UW could’ve run some clock, pick up some yards and then get into possession for the kill shot.
DeBoer and Grubb want what they want though.
Coaching malpractice.
If it costs us the natty, we’ll all be losing our shit over it. Until then:
1. Find your wife
2. Find a beach
3. Take a walk
4. Find some perspective
5. Profit -
Yeah that pass on the 2nd to last possession goes without saying. A throw out of bounds, no less. Still, a first down there and it's game. I can disagree with passing and understand it at the same time. I have superpowers. I certainly didn't during the game though. I was a mere mortal that evening.HHusky said:
The jugular in the Sugar Bowl was making Texas choose whether to use its second timeout with 2:40 remaining or let the field goal be kicked with 2 minutes left. There was no benefit to passing there. Two score advantage whether we get a TD or a field goal. What COULD be accomplished was to bleed clock or force the second timeout.CallMeBigErn said:
Think we have to accept the good with the bad a bit with these guys. They like to go for the jugular even when it ain't exactly prudent to do so. High risk/high reward big swinging donkey dick stuff. Certainly helps keep Ds on their heels and that effect is hard to quantify. It will bite us someday but I can't argue with the results thus far. Despite all that shit, it mostly was the DJ injury timeout and the punt catch interference that gave those cows a chance. Hard to blame coaches there (except taking knees wouldn't get a player hurt but I digress).CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Clock management vs going for the kill shot. I believe there’s a way to do both but it feel like Apple Cup, Arizona game, 1st Oregon and the Sigar Bowl all had possessions were UW could’ve run some clock, pick up some yards and then get into possession for the kill shot.
DeBoer and Grubb want what they want though.
Coaching malpractice. -
Pandemic ended 5/11/23.GrundleStiltzkin said:
WTF man? We're in a PANDEMIC. Stay home, stay safe.EsophagealFeces said:
Get the fuck over it, dude. Was the clock management bad? Yes. Did we still win? Yes.HHusky said:
The jugular in the Sugar Bowl was making Texas choose whether to use its second timeout with 2:40 remaining or let the field goal be kicked with 2 minutes left. There was no benefit to passing there. Two score advantage whether we get a TD or a field goal. What COULD be accomplished was to bleed clock or force the second timeout.CallMeBigErn said:
Think we have to accept the good with the bad a bit with these guys. They like to go for the jugular even when it ain't exactly prudent to do so. High risk/high reward big swinging donkey dick stuff. Certainly helps keep Ds on their heels and that effect is hard to quantify. It will bite us someday but I can't argue with the results thus far. Despite all that shit, it mostly was the DJ injury timeout and the punt catch interference that gave those cows a chance. Hard to blame coaches there (except taking knees wouldn't get a player hurt but I digress).CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Clock management vs going for the kill shot. I believe there’s a way to do both but it feel like Apple Cup, Arizona game, 1st Oregon and the Sigar Bowl all had possessions were UW could’ve run some clock, pick up some yards and then get into possession for the kill shot.
DeBoer and Grubb want what they want though.
Coaching malpractice.
If it costs us the natty, we’ll all be losing our shit over it. Until then:
1. Find your wife
2. Find a beach
3. Take a walk
4. Find some perspective
5. Profit
You can leave the house. You can live dangerously.
Just wash your hands. -
I almost like you better in the Tug… AlmostHHusky said:Don James wasn’t one to fuck up clock management.
I’m still mad. -
I’ll “get over it” when I see some sign the staff actually recognizes its clock management performance as a problem. I don’t like playing Russian Roulette with this team’s season.EsophagealFeces said:
Get the fuck over it, dude. Was the clock management bad? Yes. Did we still win? Yes.HHusky said:
The jugular in the Sugar Bowl was making Texas choose whether to use its second timeout with 2:40 remaining or let the field goal be kicked with 2 minutes left. There was no benefit to passing there. Two score advantage whether we get a TD or a field goal. What COULD be accomplished was to bleed clock or force the second timeout.CallMeBigErn said:
Think we have to accept the good with the bad a bit with these guys. They like to go for the jugular even when it ain't exactly prudent to do so. High risk/high reward big swinging donkey dick stuff. Certainly helps keep Ds on their heels and that effect is hard to quantify. It will bite us someday but I can't argue with the results thus far. Despite all that shit, it mostly was the DJ injury timeout and the punt catch interference that gave those cows a chance. Hard to blame coaches there (except taking knees wouldn't get a player hurt but I digress).CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Clock management vs going for the kill shot. I believe there’s a way to do both but it feel like Apple Cup, Arizona game, 1st Oregon and the Sigar Bowl all had possessions were UW could’ve run some clock, pick up some yards and then get into possession for the kill shot.
DeBoer and Grubb want what they want though.
Coaching malpractice.
If it costs us the natty, we’ll all be losing our shit over it. Until then:
1. Find your wife
2. Find a beach
3. Take a walk
4. Find some perspective
5. Profit -
Threw to ice the game against OSU. Great callHHusky said:
The Sugar Bowl clock fuck up was on the previous possession. Our penultimate possession. We would have ended the game taking a knee but for that.BleachedAnusDawg said:
To me, it was different because DJ was killing Oregon all game. He got shut down by Texas. I had zero confidence we could run for a first down in that situation.AtomicDawg said:
Was it that much different than running the clock out vs oregon? Everyone was jacking off to dj getting the first down in that game. They were giving the ball back without a first down and things got cataclysmic real fast.HHusky said:
It wasn’t a one time thing. It’s been on display a lot this season.fivehundredmileDAWG said:
On the bright side DeBoer won’t do that again.HHusky said:Don James wasn’t one to fuck up clock management.
I’m still mad.
We also saw clock management malpractice in the Apple Cup and the Arizona game.
Missed it vs Texas. Horrible call
Went for it on 4th down in the first half, made it then scored a TD. Great call.
Went for it and got stuffed. Shitty call
Run for 1st down against Oregon ices game. Great call
Run on a play that needs 4 less yards against Texas and Johnson can’t get off the field for the first time all year. Shitty call.
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We've won multiple games because we played Spin the Cylinder. We ain't 14-0 without it.HHusky said:
I’ll “get over it” when I see some sign the staff actually recognizes its clock management performance as a problem. I don’t like playing Russian Roulette with this team’s season.EsophagealFeces said:
Get the fuck over it, dude. Was the clock management bad? Yes. Did we still win? Yes.HHusky said:
The jugular in the Sugar Bowl was making Texas choose whether to use its second timeout with 2:40 remaining or let the field goal be kicked with 2 minutes left. There was no benefit to passing there. Two score advantage whether we get a TD or a field goal. What COULD be accomplished was to bleed clock or force the second timeout.CallMeBigErn said:
Think we have to accept the good with the bad a bit with these guys. They like to go for the jugular even when it ain't exactly prudent to do so. High risk/high reward big swinging donkey dick stuff. Certainly helps keep Ds on their heels and that effect is hard to quantify. It will bite us someday but I can't argue with the results thus far. Despite all that shit, it mostly was the DJ injury timeout and the punt catch interference that gave those cows a chance. Hard to blame coaches there (except taking knees wouldn't get a player hurt but I digress).CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Clock management vs going for the kill shot. I believe there’s a way to do both but it feel like Apple Cup, Arizona game, 1st Oregon and the Sigar Bowl all had possessions were UW could’ve run some clock, pick up some yards and then get into possession for the kill shot.
DeBoer and Grubb want what they want though.
Coaching malpractice.
If it costs us the natty, we’ll all be losing our shit over it. Until then:
1. Find your wife
2. Find a beach
3. Take a walk
4. Find some perspective
5. Profit -
Since Penix threw over 70 percent for 430 yards H is left grasping for something to complain about
