RIP Conference of Champions
Wasn’t this weekend the last of Pac 12 play?
Coincidence, I think not.
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The cancer that formed the second Larry Scott invited Utah has won.
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I'm in tatters over this one.
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It seems as though the cancer won.
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kind of fitting for him to go out with the last p12 sporting event happening this weekend.
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remembering that time he decided to be a rowboat peterpuffer
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#sad
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Fucking legend. I would watch games I didn’t give a shit about just for Walton’s stories. RIP
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Legend. Rip.
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Bong rip
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My old man was a regular Happy Hour, beer drinking buddy of Bill's older brother, Bruce.
Bruce Walton played football at UCLA and then was a back-up offensive lineman for the Cowboys.
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To continue insane timing with the now dead conference that Pac-12 podcast crew which was on Twitter basically trolling and shaming anyone and everything that wasn't as leftist as them ate its own tail by immediately chirping about how Walton deserved cancer or some shit because he supported arresting homeless people in San Diego or some shit.
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RIP to the big Ginger. It shoulda been Phil Knight
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lol and now their podcast X handle is protected 🤣.
It sucks because it was a very good Pac 12 podcast where most people understandly don't want to cover all the teams.
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From my super detailed memory of never listening and vaguely following some of them on Twitter they were the typical Pac-12 other school people who seemed to for unknown reasons not like UW. Know the old adage is everyone thinks everyone else hates their program but it really seemed like there was an odd distaste for UW with random fans of other programs beyond just the rival schools.
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I don't think they turned on UW until the conference shit happened last August. And then all of them except the UCLA guy were dug in about UW not being the best team in 2022.
Their other really retarded opinion was that Oregon State really won in Seattle in 2022.
Their CCG recap was delicious. And their Sugar Bowl recap about how retarded the staff was with clock management was pretty good too.
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Define really won?
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Similar thing to what Oregon fans said about Washington's game in Eugene. The coach could just call up vanilla decisions on everything and OSU would have won comfortably.
Oh yeah and of course that Oregon State was playing without a quarterback. Have to factor that in.
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It's pretty fucking hard to succeed with vanilla shit unless you have a massive talent advantage and neither of those schools had it at that level against even Washington's questionable D in 2022. Michigan was a good example once Michigan got ahead and the D new they would be fine if they just played gap sound. It's also on the team for not having a QB. It's not like they had someone good who was just hurt.
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Oh yeah, they also blamed the blackout that happened too as it 'killed OSU's momentum'.
