Really like this guy.
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YR, YKcreepycoug said:
Here's what really happens if we beat Oregon:CuntWaffle said:Dream scenario would be beating Oregon (I never talk about hypothetical) and Sark jettig for USC and Wilcox becoming interim coach for the rest of the season. We would get a decent taste to how he might fare at HC.
I like Wilcox too he has the demeanor of a HC. He isn't trying to be the medias best friend and even on weeks his D does good all you hear him talk about the next day is how they weren't perfect.
1. The goal posts will come down - that is how much things have changed.
2. Sark will give a kick ass presser and all of us, for a moment, will wish we were in his inner circle of friends.
3. All the idiots I call my friends will start using phrases like, "the natural order of things is being restored - us and USC on top again baby!"
4. Someone in the pantheon of power at USC will realize that Sarkesian is a heavier, less handsome version of Lane Kiffin and will not want a redoux.
5. Someone in the pantheon of power at Washington will think we have the next Pete Caroll and role Sarkesian a 5-year extension with a healthy number of 00s attached to it.
6. We'll be stuck forever.
The only time-tested way to get rid of a coach you don't like is to lose. That is what you realistically need to hope for.
Of course he could "win" his way to a better job, but the probabilities on my 1-6 are much higher than him winning and being hired away.
I'm not good at rooting for UW losses though. The last time I rooted for UW to lose, Reese dropped the pass in the end zone, Hawaii intercepted it and I celebrated liberation, only for Ty to come back the next year.
The lesson as always: We're fucked whether we win or lose. Might as well doog it up on Saturdays. -
I enjoyed the hell out of the magical 2008 season.dnc said:
YR, YKcreepycoug said:
Here's what really happens if we beat Oregon:CuntWaffle said:Dream scenario would be beating Oregon (I never talk about hypothetical) and Sark jettig for USC and Wilcox becoming interim coach for the rest of the season. We would get a decent taste to how he might fare at HC.
I like Wilcox too he has the demeanor of a HC. He isn't trying to be the medias best friend and even on weeks his D does good all you hear him talk about the next day is how they weren't perfect.
1. The goal posts will come down - that is how much things have changed.
2. Sark will give a kick ass presser and all of us, for a moment, will wish we were in his inner circle of friends.
3. All the idiots I call my friends will start using phrases like, "the natural order of things is being restored - us and USC on top again baby!"
4. Someone in the pantheon of power at USC will realize that Sarkesian is a heavier, less handsome version of Lane Kiffin and will not want a redoux.
5. Someone in the pantheon of power at Washington will think we have the next Pete Caroll and role Sarkesian a 5-year extension with a healthy number of 00s attached to it.
6. We'll be stuck forever.
The only time-tested way to get rid of a coach you don't like is to lose. That is what you realistically need to hope for.
Of course he could "win" his way to a better job, but the probabilities on my 1-6 are much higher than him winning and being hired away.
I'm not good at rooting for UW losses though. The last time I rooted for UW to lose, Reese dropped the pass in the end zone, Hawaii intercepted it and I celebrated liberation, only for Ty to come back the next year.
The lesson as always: We're fucked whether we win or lose. Might as well doog it up on Saturdays. -
And it got us Sark.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
I enjoyed the hell out of the magical 2008 season.dnc said:
YR, YKcreepycoug said:
Here's what really happens if we beat Oregon:CuntWaffle said:Dream scenario would be beating Oregon (I never talk about hypothetical) and Sark jettig for USC and Wilcox becoming interim coach for the rest of the season. We would get a decent taste to how he might fare at HC.
I like Wilcox too he has the demeanor of a HC. He isn't trying to be the medias best friend and even on weeks his D does good all you hear him talk about the next day is how they weren't perfect.
1. The goal posts will come down - that is how much things have changed.
2. Sark will give a kick ass presser and all of us, for a moment, will wish we were in his inner circle of friends.
3. All the idiots I call my friends will start using phrases like, "the natural order of things is being restored - us and USC on top again baby!"
4. Someone in the pantheon of power at USC will realize that Sarkesian is a heavier, less handsome version of Lane Kiffin and will not want a redoux.
5. Someone in the pantheon of power at Washington will think we have the next Pete Caroll and role Sarkesian a 5-year extension with a healthy number of 00s attached to it.
6. We'll be stuck forever.
The only time-tested way to get rid of a coach you don't like is to lose. That is what you realistically need to hope for.
Of course he could "win" his way to a better job, but the probabilities on my 1-6 are much higher than him winning and being hired away.
I'm not good at rooting for UW losses though. The last time I rooted for UW to lose, Reese dropped the pass in the end zone, Hawaii intercepted it and I celebrated liberation, only for Ty to come back the next year.
The lesson as always: We're fucked whether we win or lose. Might as well doog it up on Saturdays.
That's kind of my poont.
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There, now it's fixed.HeretoBeatmyChest said:
A REAL dream scenario has Jim Mora coaching the HuskiesTierbsHsotBoobs said:
Your dream scenario blows.CuntWaffle said:I said "dream scenario" not "realistic scenario". Some of you need to learn the difference.
next yearten years ago.
Crisped that fucker up. -
I say throw a 4-7$M salary out there and see who calls.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
Your dream scenario blows.CuntWaffle said:I said "dream scenario" not "realistic scenario". Some of you need to learn the difference.
A REAL dream scenario has Nick Saban coaching the Huskies next year.
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Your assuming Pool Boy hasn't already done that after the 4-0 start? Remember the secret extension he gave Holt in 2010? The secret extension Emmert gave Pool Boy as a final fuck you to the program he destroyed?creepycoug said:
Here's what really happens if we beat Oregon:CuntWaffle said:Dream scenario would be beating Oregon (I never talk about hypothetical) and Sark jettig for USC and Wilcox becoming interim coach for the rest of the season. We would get a decent taste to how he might fare at HC.
I like Wilcox too he has the demeanor of a HC. He isn't trying to be the medias best friend and even on weeks his D does good all you hear him talk about the next day is how they weren't perfect.
1. The goal posts will come down - that is how much things have changed.
2. Sark will give a kick ass presser and all of us, for a moment, will wish we were in his inner circle of friends.
3. All the idiots I call my friends will start using phrases like, "the natural order of things is being restored - us and USC on top again baby!"
4. Someone in the pantheon of power at USC will realize that Sarkesian is a heavier, less handsome version of Lane Kiffin and will not want a redoux.
5. Someone in the pantheon of power at Washington will think we have the next Pete Caroll and role Sarkesian a 5-year extension with a healthy number of 00s attached to it.
6. We'll be stuck forever.
The only time-tested way to get rid of a coach you don't like is to lose. That is what you realistically need to hope for.
Of course he could "win" his way to a better job, but the probabilities on my 1-6 are much higher than him winning and being hired away.
I wouldn't be surprised one bit after we lose to ASU and the Huskies are sitting at 4-3 you'll hear rumblings of Sark on the hot seat. Then Pool Boy will announce he's not going anywhere and he was extended three weeks ago.
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Wish I could up vote twice. Actually cracked up over that one.dnc said:
Tussin me while I WOOF!TierbsHsotBoobs said:
Your dream scenario blows.CuntWaffle said:I said "dream scenario" not "realistic scenario". Some of you need to learn the difference.
A REAL dream scenario has Nick Saban coaching the Huskies next year.



