What was the most exciting 2-point safety in Husky Football history?
What was the most exciting 2-point safety in Husky Football history? 11 votes
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Stalin you peter puffing commie you forgot....
Safety should be wurth 4 points. Great defensive play is undervalued. If offenses that stall out can get 3 points when the kicker can put the pig through the uprights, the the rarer safety should be worth more. Since politics are so effed up these days, I contemplate running for office with this as my soul selling platform. Write me in whenever you vote.
Homebrew_Dawg
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Stalin you peter puffing commie you forgot....
The safety against Utah in 2023 after Tuputalas bonehead play was speshul
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Tommie Smith sacking Nebraska's Mike Grant, 1992
YES WE CAN!!1!!!
I say make it 3 points. Equivalent to a FG is an easier sell, though I'd prefer it be a weirder number like 4 or 5.
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I like the idea of a safety being worth more than 2 points, but then you gotta remember that the team that gets the safety also gets the ball with what is also likely a shorter field than a regular kickoff.
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Tommie Smith sacking Nebraska's Mike Grant, 1992
As long as they get the ball close to midfield I agree. That way they're in position to punt inside the 5 and set up another safety.
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Stalin you peter puffing commie you forgot....
why do you hate the 2010 Holiday bowl holding penalty safety?
I didn’t know if the Dawgs were back then, but that’s definitely what it’d look like
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Tommie Smith sacking Nebraska's Mike Grant, 1992
Good call. I forgot that one. That game was the Alameda Ta'amu/Hau'oli Jamora show.
