Which playoff loss was the most damaging?
Which playoff loss was the most damaging? 53 votes
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Huh?
I don’t think either loss was damaging long term.
The damage to UW was already set into motion by DeBoer leaving, and half the roster following him out the door.
Oregon’s loss stings, but next year they have a gimmie schedule. It’s set up for Oregon to finish at worst 11-1 in the regular season, which will put them in playoff talks again.
It’s kind of a dumb question. Most damaging I’d say Oregon, but the question is debating a pillow fight to a thumb prick.
Now if Lanning takes an NFL job in the offseason, and Oregon can’t replace him with say Dillingham, then it’s a different conversation. Because I’d argue this game led to Lanning leaving. -
Oregon (13-0) losing to Ohio State 41-21 in the quarterfinals
thumb pricks can hurt!
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Huh?
L is a L baby
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Sleeper
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Puh!
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Oregon (13-0) losing to Ohio State 41-21 in the quarterfinals
Gotta hope Dante Moore is what you think he is.👍🏻
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Washington (14-0) losing to Michigan 34-13 in the Natty
Depends on how one defines "damaging". Oregon's loss was far more embarrassing, but Washington was 4 quarters away from a Natty and those opportunities don't come along very often.
Fuck you forever you fat Dutchman for taking your eye of the prize.
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Huh?
Easy write in:
Nebraska hasn’t been relevant since
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Oregon (13-0) losing to Ohio State 41-21 in the quarterfinals
Good point, but I like to think that our run last year generated future doogs that in turn helps the program with future donators etc…Need another good season next year though.
