Hardcore Husky Podcast: Reunited and it Feels so Good
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In the last 10-14 years we've played:
Michigan, Ohio State, Illinois, Nebraska, Rutgers, Michigan State, and Penn State.
So I don't think anything's really ending.
If we were going to the Big 12 or SEC I'd feel a lot differently. Shit was already getting weird and dumb with having to play Utah and fucking Colorado every single year while never getting to play USC.
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The one thing that is different for sure is that the long flights back east and for other teams the long flight to Seattle. Charter flights might mitigate that effect, but we will see.
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@GrundleStiltzkin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I thought you guys were talking about it more from a fans perspective, but yeah that is definitely going to be something that everyone will have to adapt to.
The recent history doesn't really tell us much. Illinois and Rutgers were inferior when we flew there and beat them. We had no offense when we went to the Big house.
Michigan State was terrible when they came to Seattle.
Oregon did handle OSU in the shoe.
But now it's a obviously consistent thing to deal with every season.
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I’d fuck her for sure!
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I just can't understand why this website has the reputation it does.
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Big worries about the travel for the team in relation to competitiveness is a bit doogish but fair.
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I’m in the camp that thinks the long flight thing is way overblown. If these guys were 46 year old salesmen, that would be one thing.
But 20-year-old athletes should be able to handle an extra two or three hours in the air on a road trip.
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You and Woolley might be right. But I remember in the years prior to Pete Carroll, the Seahawks were something like 4-26 in their last 30 games played on the east coast with a 10AM Pacific start. So there might be something to it.
