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Grinolds says that it will take three years...

KenND
KenND Member Posts: 272
...for Petersen to get UW to the point that they can compete with Oregon. Agree or disagree?

Interestingly enough, no theories from him on why the roster is in the shape that it's in.

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  • MikeDamone
    MikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781
    Does this year count?
  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,129
    We'll see. A lot can change in a year. I don't think we will be much, if any better next year, but by year 3 I expect a championship contender.

    The game is at home next year, and Oregon won't have Mariota, but after 11 in a row, predicting a win is bold. At this point, I will believe UW can beat Oregon when I see it.
  • MisterEm
    MisterEm Member Posts: 6,685

    Does this year count?

    Not if Smiff is canned like Bleenor hints at...
  • KenND
    KenND Member Posts: 272

    We'll see. A lot can change in a year. I don't think we will be much, if any better next year, but by year 3 I expect a championship contender.

    The game is at home next year, and Oregon won't have Mariota, but after 11 in a row, predicting a win is bold. At this point, I will believe UW can beat Oregon when I see it.

    It is bold, but you have an adult in charge now, while Oregon could potentially start dropping off. It also looks like we're seeing Stanford's decline starting to gain steam too.
  • PurpleThrobber
    PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 48,069
    KenND said:

    ...for Petersen to get UW to the point that they can compete with Oregon. Agree or disagree?

    Interestingly enough, no theories from him on why the roster is in the shape that it's in.

    Remind me again when Sark was competitive against Oregon.



  • Fenwick
    Fenwick Member Posts: 1,174
    He says the same shit over and over and over which makes him a champion recycler. Is there really anyone besides himself that does not read him like a bad novel.
  • Fire_Marshall_Bill
    Fire_Marshall_Bill Member Posts: 25,615 Standard Supporter
    edited October 2014
    We should be competitive by next year. I know we lose offensive lineman. Most teams lose key players from units. Get guys reps now so they will be more rready. I expected to be able to beat Oregon by next year and that hasn't changed. Will I guarantee it? Hell no
  • HeretoBeatmyChest
    HeretoBeatmyChest Member Posts: 4,295
    Before the season I thought Oregon would have the advantage in 15 given that we lose so much on defense and the OL.

    To sum it up, right now the problem is the 11 & 12 recruiting classes had little quality outside of the top guys. We already lost ASJ and Sankey and will lose Shaq, Peters and Shelton after this year, rendering those classes very weak heading into 15. The 2013 class was very good and Petersen salvaged the 2014 class.

    This year is the rebuilding year on offense while next year will be on defense. However, I'd expect fewer growing pains on the defense given the size, talent and depth on the DL and the depth being built in the secondary with freshman. On offense, the hope is guys like Ross, Daniels, Pettis, Williams improve a lot over the next season and a half.

    2016 is Pete's year 3 and we know that with a new coach it happens by year 3. I actually feel very good about 2016. The defense should be very good led by an outstanding DL. You still have Ross and Daniels could be a monster at TE. Troy would be a jr and Browning a rs fr. The big concern is the OL. Perhaps Brostek could develop into an all league guy and they get lucky and develop someone else to that stage. In the next two classes it would be great to get one skill guy and one lineman who could play right away. Like a 5* impact guy.
  • KenND
    KenND Member Posts: 272

    KenND said:

    ...for Petersen to get UW to the point that they can compete with Oregon. Agree or disagree?

    Interestingly enough, no theories from him on why the roster is in the shape that it's in.

    Remind me again when Sark was competitive against Oregon.



    No one said that he was.
  • PDXDuckFan
    PDXDuckFan Member Posts: 450
    KenND said:



    It is bold, but you have an adult in charge now, while Oregon could potentially start dropping off. It also looks like we're seeing Stanford's decline starting to gain steam too.

    "We're Back"*











    *maybe in 3 years

  • PDXDuckFan
    PDXDuckFan Member Posts: 450



    2016 is Pete's year 3 and we know that with a new coach it happens by year 3.

    2016 is going to be special.

  • bananasnblondes
    bananasnblondes Member Posts: 15,509
    Grinolds posted this in response to someone else posting a talk they had with a former UW player who essentially said that it would take CP 3 years to build the program due to the shitty way Sark ran it. The way Grinolds stated "If I would have told all of you it would be another 3 years, how many of you would have gone crazy?", he was insinuating that if Sark had stayed, UW would be a national title contender this year, but since everyone wanted him gone, you all are stuck with rebuilding again.
  • AtomicDawg
    AtomicDawg Member Posts: 7,331
    Sark was not the answer. Petersen might be. Either way tilt be interesting.
  • Meek
    Meek Member Posts: 7,031

    Grinolds posted this in response to someone else posting a talk they had with a former UW player who essentially said that it would take CP 3 years to build the program due to the shitty way Sark ran it. The way Grinolds stated "If I would have told all of you it would be another 3 years, how many of you would have gone crazy?", he was insinuating that if Sark had stayed, UW would be a national title contender this year, but since everyone wanted him gone, you all are stuck with rebuilding again.

    let's just put this way, if Sark is at USC in another 3 years I'll be stunned... no way in hell he has UW in contention for a Pac12 championship regardless of how much tim he had here.
  • Vegasdawg
    Vegasdawg Member Posts: 370
    It could take three years to have a full roster of those who have been coached up under Peterman's system and recruited to fit the program. We definitely need to sign more speed.
  • KenND
    KenND Member Posts: 272
    Meek said:

    Grinolds posted this in response to someone else posting a talk they had with a former UW player who essentially said that it would take CP 3 years to build the program due to the shitty way Sark ran it. The way Grinolds stated "If I would have told all of you it would be another 3 years, how many of you would have gone crazy?", he was insinuating that if Sark had stayed, UW would be a national title contender this year, but since everyone wanted him gone, you all are stuck with rebuilding again.

    let's just put this way, if Sark is at USC in another 3 years I'll be stunned... no way in hell he has UW in contention for a Pac12 championship regardless of how much tim he had here.
    Sark is going to win enough that it will be difficult for Haden to justify firing him, especially since Sark is Haden's hire.
  • MisterEm
    MisterEm Member Posts: 6,685
    KenND said:

    Meek said:

    Grinolds posted this in response to someone else posting a talk they had with a former UW player who essentially said that it would take CP 3 years to build the program due to the shitty way Sark ran it. The way Grinolds stated "If I would have told all of you it would be another 3 years, how many of you would have gone crazy?", he was insinuating that if Sark had stayed, UW would be a national title contender this year, but since everyone wanted him gone, you all are stuck with rebuilding again.

    let's just put this way, if Sark is at USC in another 3 years I'll be stunned... no way in hell he has UW in contention for a Pac12 championship regardless of how much tim he had here.
    Sark is going to win enough that it will be difficult for Haden to justify firing him, especially since Sark is Haden's hire.
    Who said Haden ' s job is secure?

    SC cared enough about football to leave Lane on the tarmac. I lust for the day UW cares for football again.

  • Meek
    Meek Member Posts: 7,031
    yes, agreed. Haden won't be involved in the decision. Sark's record will cost Haden his job and then Sark will be met by The Smoking Man before he boards the shuttle bus to Joey's.

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  • KenND
    KenND Member Posts: 272
    MisterEm said:

    KenND said:

    Meek said:

    Grinolds posted this in response to someone else posting a talk they had with a former UW player who essentially said that it would take CP 3 years to build the program due to the shitty way Sark ran it. The way Grinolds stated "If I would have told all of you it would be another 3 years, how many of you would have gone crazy?", he was insinuating that if Sark had stayed, UW would be a national title contender this year, but since everyone wanted him gone, you all are stuck with rebuilding again.

    let's just put this way, if Sark is at USC in another 3 years I'll be stunned... no way in hell he has UW in contention for a Pac12 championship regardless of how much tim he had here.
    Sark is going to win enough that it will be difficult for Haden to justify firing him, especially since Sark is Haden's hire.
    Who said Haden ' s job is secure?

    SC cared enough about football to leave Lane on the tarmac. I lust for the day UW cares for football again.

    There is no real indication that Haden's job is anything but secure right now. That could change in the future, but it doesn't seem like it right now.
  • Canard
    Canard Member Posts: 504

    We should be competitive by next year. I know we lose offensive lineman. Most teams lose key players from units. Get guys reps now so they will be more rready. I expected to be able to beat Oregon by next year and that hasn't changed. Will I guarantee it? Hell no

    Who is not stopping Freeman for you for over the next two years?
  • MisterEm
    MisterEm Member Posts: 6,685
    edited October 2014
    ^^ Duly noted. I am biased with a wife as an alum and brother in law as another super alum with a natty ring. B-in law was a Hackett recruit but 2 year starter under PC. Also earned himself a nice NFL pension to supplement his career playing STs. Not Lendale guys, sorry....

    Haden today is about as well liked as Sark was in 2013. Just what I'm hearing around the table after the vino starts flowing. Thanksgiving should be interesting....


    Cool story, bro and fuck off.
  • HFNY
    HFNY Member Posts: 5,386
    This is when I wish U-Dub had easier JC rules though it sounds like we're still in the running for OLB / BUCK Claude George and NT Deontae Reynolds....maybe WR Brandon Snell too.