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Hardcore Husky Podcast: A Blue Ribbon Day for the DAWGS
DerekJohnson
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DAWGS
Thanks Taft!
BECKY FUCKING LONDON!!!!
Woolley's connection echoes too much.
On my end I didn't hear any echo. In any event, we're going back to Riverside next week.
Okay, I'm hearing it on replay right now. Sorry about that.
No prob. I'm not whining; just letting you know.
Feedback is very important
I gave you feedback on the feedback.
Jaydong Mickens hot takes… LOL
Not "Planes, Trains & Automobiles" … It was "Volunteers".
Mario Bailey was/is head of DEI for the Seahawks.
Forgot about that
Keep planes, trains, and automobiles out of your fucking mouth!
Like a hand to a glove
Yikes… you'd think I had kidnapped the Lindbergh baby
Michigan fans on YouTube have abandoned all hope last night and today.
Michigan supposedly has 4 guys who could go in the 1st round of the NFL draft, and UW made all of them look bad at times.
Stack 8 in the box and UW can stop Iowa's RB Kaleb. Feast or famine D will work in this one. 22 offensive points should win the game. Iowa is the 2nd easiest team left on the schedule, so UW has to win this one.
Demond's misdirection runs will screw up Iowa's D. He should definitely get 7-10 snaps.
Good pod this week 🍺
You know, with Mario Bailey, the more I learn about the guy, the more I don’t care for him.
I was shocked they didn't have Will Johnson on Boston until the second half. I kept seeing them not line him up on him when Boston was really cooking and didn't understand it and it wasn't from UW putting him in motion and stuff. Moore turning around and pumping up the crowd is just serious bush league weird crap.
Graham and Grant had their moments but the UW OL really held their own in key moments and the game plan and scheme was light years better than it was in Houston.
Didn't see much out of their tight end up but in run blocking they did a great job of not letting plays get outside a lot so he could hold the way he did in Houston.