Watched the Fiesta Bowl again...

OFFENSE: Matt Lubick got it. In the second half, we ran the offense I am hoping to see this year. A lot of great play calling as well. The first half offense was 'what we want to do' the second half was 'do what works'. If we run this second half offense vs. Auburn we can win.
DEFENSE: It's hard to see a team allow that many third downs and think we don't have two problems: a mental problem where we press on third downs and a physical problem which is that we lack playmakers. Guys who can just jump out and make something happen. PSU had great body language and playmakers and that was the difference in the game.
QB:
Browning - woowee what a QB! Best body language ever! What an arm. Hangs in the pocket and makes plays at key moments. If we win big games this year it will be because of him.
RB:
Gaskin - this guy is a complete fucking football genius. If you just keep feeding him he's unstoppable. He finds space so well and just freezes everyone. If he were Saquon Barkley's size he would be the front runner for the Heisman. He is just a total stud.
Salvon - needs to start his motor quicker. Once he decides what to do, he is fucking unreal. But probably a part of being a freshman is thinking too much. He's brutal on KR in this regard. Gaskin should probably return kicks in games we want to win.
WR:
Ty Jones is going to be really good. Just needs to be more consistently physical. Everyone else it is curious why they are on our team.
TE:
Sample and Kizer are both tough fuckers. Dissly will be missed, but I think we are good here.
OL:
Watty - He is a natural. Inconsistent as a LT in pass pro, but a beast as a run blocker.
Kaleb - inconsistent, but physically dominant.
Harris - He can fucking run block - if we just run a lot, he will get better and better. He cannot pass block. Let's actually never pass.
Kirkland will not be missed.
This year really depends on the ability of our OL to nut the fuck up. Because we have no depth (thanks Straußer!) it's going to be a crap shoot, but man if we just run a lot, I think we can get some good stuff done.
DL:
Vita is insane. He's a fucking wild buffalo.
Gaines is good as we know, but just can't physically dominate in the way Vita can.
Jaylen is good and has a high motor.
Levi is just getting it figured out but is physically abusive when he his motor is cranked.
Jared Pulu was a surprise for me here. He looked good against PSU. I think he'll be our #4 DT. Again, not physically dominant, but high motor, great technique and tough as shit.
Recruiting has just killed us on the DL.
OLB: BRACE YOURSELVES
The more I watch Ryan Bowman the more he looks like Hau'oli to me. Yes, he over-runs things and yes he's a guesser, but he has a really quick first step and if/when he becomes more disciplined, I see him as a guy who could end up a lot like Hau did at the end of his career. Physically the only real difference is that Bowman is like 6-0 and Hau was 6-2, but It doesn't matter that much.
Benning - in the fourth quarter vs. PSU Benning cut it loose. And he looked fucking good. He's not going to be Lawrence Taylor off the edge, but he is a beast against the run and when he stops thinking (I think this is his main problem) and just tries to bully people, he looks formidable.
Neither Benning or Bowman can cover worth a fucking shit.
ILB:
Tevis is much more suited to the inside and I think it will be a great move for him. He's physically big and tough. Stout, quick. I like him a lot.
DJ Beavers looked rusty as shit. Toward the end of the game he started doing some stuff, but ultimately a JAG.
BBK - holy christ. He is Psalm. Watched him the whole game. His motor is always half-revved, he gets blown out of everything and never makes plays. I am not joking when I say Myles Bryant would be better at LB. By the end of the game BBK didn't want any with anyone. He was dipping his head and bracing for impact.
Keishawn - just want to say a final word about Kei... physically limited, but holy fuck that guy plays with a motor. He's basically the white stereotype LB.
DB:
Byron Murphy is a fucking playmaker. He's really good in coverage (those guys had incredible WR talent and McSorley made great throw after great throw), but Murphy is so dangerous. Once he gets a full season to crank it up he is going to make plays.
Austin Joyner - AJ is another guy who makes plays. I think he's been maligned here because he's been burnt a couple times, but even in this game - he gave up a long pass play on a fluke. He is a really good player and hits really, really hard.
Taylor Rapp - Needs to be a little more consistent, but holy Jesus he is a fucking playmaker. I hope they spend some time with him working on blitz technique (and B Murph too), because those guys get upfield so rapidly, but their ability to finish plays on the QB is mediocre.
JoJo - Please learn how to take good angles this year. Please.
Myles Bryant - Okay, here's the good news: Bryant plays with an insane motor. When he is moving forward, he is absolutely a factor. Vs. bubble screens (if he can avoid being blocked) he is an ace and he is tremendous in run support. He is a playmaker when he is moving forward and the play is within 5 yards of the LOS. The bad news is that once it gets beyond 5 yards, he is lost. He is not physical enough to bump, so he ends up getting bumped off routes, he's not quick twitch enough to make plays on the ball and he's not fast enough to close. And obviously teams just throw over him and he can't do shit about it.
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Can’t wait for the ASU game breakdown.
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Here's that one:salemcoog said:Can’t wait for the ASU game breakdown.
our offense is ABSOLUTELY GREAT AND WE JUST NEED A KID LIKE JOE NGATA TO KICK IT INTO HIGH GEAR! -
Your observations on Browning aren’t original at all, we’ve all loved him since day one. #Legend
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TLDR: Browning getting his handoff perfected will win us the bug games.Dennis_DeYoung said:
QB:
Browning - woowee what a QB! Best body language ever! What an arm. Hangs in the pocket and makes plays at key moments. If we win big games this year it will be because of him.
OL:
Watty - He is a natural. Inconsistent as a LT in pass pro, but a beast as a run blocker.
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Harris - He can fucking run block - if we just run a lot, he will get better and better. He cannot pass block. Let's actually never pass.
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Win a big game and call me.
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Sounds like a lot of guys have to start their insane motors if they don’t have a revved motor.
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WTF'd for exceeding even a generous limitation on the use of "motor".Dennis_DeYoung said:Just wanted to throw a couple things out there... because I suspect this is going to be very similar to the Auburn game.
OFFENSE: Matt Lubick got it. In the second half, we ran the offense I am hoping to see this year. A lot of great play calling as well. The first half offense was 'what we want to do' the second half was 'do what works'. If we run this second half offense vs. Auburn we can win.
DEFENSE: It's hard to see a team allow that many third downs and think we don't have two problems: a mental problem where we press on third downs and a physical problem which is that we lack playmakers. Guys who can just jump out and make something happen. PSU had great body language and playmakers and that was the difference in the game.
QB:
Browning - woowee what a QB! Best body language ever! What an arm. Hangs in the pocket and makes plays at key moments. If we win big games this year it will be because of him.
RB:
Gaskin - this guy is a complete fucking football genius. If you just keep feeding him he's unstoppable. He finds space so well and just freezes everyone. If he were Saquon Barkley's size he would be the front runner for the Heisman. He is just a total stud.
Salvon - needs to start his motor quicker. Once he decides what to do, he is fucking unreal. But probably a part of being a freshman is thinking too much. He's brutal on KR in this regard. Gaskin should probably return kicks in games we want to win.
WR:
Ty Jones is going to be really good. Just needs to be more consistently physical. Everyone else it is curious why they are on our team.
TE:
Sample and Kizer are both tough fuckers. Dissly will be missed, but I think we are good here.
OL:
Watty - He is a natural. Inconsistent as a LT in pass pro, but a beast as a run blocker.
Kaleb - inconsistent, but physically dominant.
Harris - He can fucking run block - if we just run a lot, he will get better and better. He cannot pass block. Let's actually never pass.
Kirkland will not be missed.
This year really depends on the ability of our OL to nut the fuck up. Because we have no depth (thanks Straußer!) it's going to be a crap shoot, but man if we just run a lot, I think we can get some good stuff done.
DL:
Vita is insane. He's a fucking wild buffalo.
Gaines is good as we know, but just can't physically dominate in the way Vita can.
Jaylen is good and has a high motor.
Levi is just getting it figured out but is physically abusive when he his motor is cranked.
Jared Pulu was a surprise for me here. He looked good against PSU. I think he'll be our #4 DT. Again, not physically dominant, but high motor, great technique and tough as shit.
Recruiting has just killed us on the DL.
OLB: BRACE YOURSELVES
The more I watch Ryan Bowman the more he looks like Hau'oli to me. Yes, he over-runs things and yes he's a guesser, but he has a really quick first step and if/when he becomes more disciplined, I see him as a guy who could end up a lot like Hau did at the end of his career. Physically the only real difference is that Bowman is like 6-0 and Hau was 6-2, but It doesn't matter that much.
Benning - in the fourth quarter vs. PSU Benning cut it loose. And he looked fucking good. He's not going to be Lawrence Taylor off the edge, but he is a beast against the run and when he stops thinking (I think this is his main problem) and just tries to bully people, he looks formidable.
Neither Benning or Bowman can cover worth a fucking shit.
ILB:
Tevis is much more suited to the inside and I think it will be a great move for him. He's physically big and tough. Stout, quick. I like him a lot.
DJ Beavers looked rusty as shit. Toward the end of the game he started doing some stuff, but ultimately a JAG.
BBK - holy christ. He is Psalm. Watched him the whole game. His motor is always half-revved, he gets blown out of everything and never makes plays. I am not joking when I say Myles Bryant would be better at LB. By the end of the game BBK didn't want any with anyone. He was dipping his head and bracing for impact.
Keishawn - just want to say a final word about Kei... physically limited, but holy fuck that guy plays with a motor. He's basically the white stereotype LB.
DB:
Byron Murphy is a fucking playmaker. He's really good in coverage (those guys had incredible WR talent and McSorley made great throw after great throw), but Murphy is so dangerous. Once he gets a full season to crank it up he is going to make plays.
Austin Joyner - AJ is another guy who makes plays. I think he's been maligned here because he's been burnt a couple times, but even in this game - he gave up a long pass play on a fluke. He is a really good player and hits really, really hard.
Taylor Rapp - Needs to be a little more consistent, but holy Jesus he is a fucking playmaker. I hope they spend some time with him working on blitz technique (and B Murph too), because those guys get upfield so rapidly, but their ability to finish plays on the QB is mediocre.
JoJo - Please learn how to take good angles this year. Please.
Myles Bryant - Okay, here's the good news: Bryant plays with an insane motor. When he is moving forward, he is absolutely a factor. Vs. bubble screens (if he can avoid being blocked) he is an ace and he is tremendous in run support. He is a playmaker when he is moving forward and the play is within 5 yards of the LOS. The bad news is that once it gets beyond 5 yards, he is lost. He is not physical enough to bump, so he ends up getting bumped off routes, he's not quick twitch enough to make plays on the ball and he's not fast enough to close. And obviously teams just throw over him and he can't do shit about it. -
This is a very positive take for DDY. Meds dialed in?Dennis_DeYoung said:Just wanted to throw a couple things out there... because I suspect this is going to be very similar to the Auburn game.
OFFENSE: Matt Lubick got it. In the second half, we ran the offense I am hoping to see this year. A lot of great play calling as well. The first half offense was 'what we want to do' the second half was 'do what works'. If we run this second half offense vs. Auburn we can win.
DEFENSE: It's hard to see a team allow that many third downs and think we don't have two problems: a mental problem where we press on third downs and a physical problem which is that we lack playmakers. Guys who can just jump out and make something happen. PSU had great body language and playmakers and that was the difference in the game.
QB:
Browning - woowee what a QB! Best body language ever! What an arm. Hangs in the pocket and makes plays at key moments. If we win big games this year it will be because of him.
RB:
Gaskin - this guy is a complete fucking football genius. If you just keep feeding him he's unstoppable. He finds space so well and just freezes everyone. If he were Saquon Barkley's size he would be the front runner for the Heisman. He is just a total stud.
Salvon - needs to start his motor quicker. Once he decides what to do, he is fucking unreal. But probably a part of being a freshman is thinking too much. He's brutal on KR in this regard. Gaskin should probably return kicks in games we want to win.
WR:
Ty Jones is going to be really good. Just needs to be more consistently physical. Everyone else it is curious why they are on our team.
TE:
Sample and Kizer are both tough fuckers. Dissly will be missed, but I think we are good here.
OL:
Watty - He is a natural. Inconsistent as a LT in pass pro, but a beast as a run blocker.
Kaleb - inconsistent, but physically dominant.
Harris - He can fucking run block - if we just run a lot, he will get better and better. He cannot pass block. Let's actually never pass.
Kirkland will not be missed.
This year really depends on the ability of our OL to nut the fuck up. Because we have no depth (thanks Straußer!) it's going to be a crap shoot, but man if we just run a lot, I think we can get some good stuff done.
DL:
Vita is insane. He's a fucking wild buffalo.
Gaines is good as we know, but just can't physically dominate in the way Vita can.
Jaylen is good and has a high motor.
Levi is just getting it figured out but is physically abusive when he his motor is cranked.
Jared Pulu was a surprise for me here. He looked good against PSU. I think he'll be our #4 DT. Again, not physically dominant, but high motor, great technique and tough as shit.
Recruiting has just killed us on the DL.
OLB: BRACE YOURSELVES
The more I watch Ryan Bowman the more he looks like Hau'oli to me. Yes, he over-runs things and yes he's a guesser, but he has a really quick first step and if/when he becomes more disciplined, I see him as a guy who could end up a lot like Hau did at the end of his career. Physically the only real difference is that Bowman is like 6-0 and Hau was 6-2, but It doesn't matter that much.
Benning - in the fourth quarter vs. PSU Benning cut it loose. And he looked fucking good. He's not going to be Lawrence Taylor off the edge, but he is a beast against the run and when he stops thinking (I think this is his main problem) and just tries to bully people, he looks formidable.
Neither Benning or Bowman can cover worth a fucking shit.
ILB:
Tevis is much more suited to the inside and I think it will be a great move for him. He's physically big and tough. Stout, quick. I like him a lot.
DJ Beavers looked rusty as shit. Toward the end of the game he started doing some stuff, but ultimately a JAG.
BBK - holy christ. He is Psalm. Watched him the whole game. His motor is always half-revved, he gets blown out of everything and never makes plays. I am not joking when I say Myles Bryant would be better at LB. By the end of the game BBK didn't want any with anyone. He was dipping his head and bracing for impact.
Keishawn - just want to say a final word about Kei... physically limited, but holy fuck that guy plays with a motor. He's basically the white stereotype LB.
DB:
Byron Murphy is a fucking playmaker. He's really good in coverage (those guys had incredible WR talent and McSorley made great throw after great throw), but Murphy is so dangerous. Once he gets a full season to crank it up he is going to make plays.
Austin Joyner - AJ is another guy who makes plays. I think he's been maligned here because he's been burnt a couple times, but even in this game - he gave up a long pass play on a fluke. He is a really good player and hits really, really hard.
Taylor Rapp - Needs to be a little more consistent, but holy Jesus he is a fucking playmaker. I hope they spend some time with him working on blitz technique (and B Murph too), because those guys get upfield so rapidly, but their ability to finish plays on the QB is mediocre.
JoJo - Please learn how to take good angles this year. Please.
Myles Bryant - Okay, here's the good news: Bryant plays with an insane motor. When he is moving forward, he is absolutely a factor. Vs. bubble screens (if he can avoid being blocked) he is an ace and he is tremendous in run support. He is a playmaker when he is moving forward and the play is within 5 yards of the LOS. The bad news is that once it gets beyond 5 yards, he is lost. He is not physical enough to bump, so he ends up getting bumped off routes, he's not quick twitch enough to make plays on the ball and he's not fast enough to close. And obviously teams just throw over him and he can't do shit about it. -
They took a week off and didn't watch film.salemcoog said:Can’t wait for the ASU game breakdown.
Were surprised that we didn't run a blitzing defense since the end of 16.
Leaned on browning.
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Lost in all my hatred for shitty players and Doog narratives is the fact that I fundamentally like our team a lot and think Pete is a fucking amazing coach.
We basically lose 1 important guy from 2017: Vita.
Every other position is about the same or going to get an upgrade.
QB: How could it be better than Jake?
RB: Same guys back. Salvon should be a bit bitter.
WR: Basically the same guys back. Dante was great but we didn't throw to him a lot. McClatcher is back.
TE: Dissly was great, but Sample and Kizer will fill in fine.
OL: Losing Shelton is no biggie and losing Kirkland is a blessing.
DL: Losing Vita stings, but we do have 3 capable DTs (Greg, Jaylen, Levi).
OLB: Same guys back and should be hitting their strides.
ILB: Hurts to lose Kei a bit, but will be mitigated by Tevis inside.
DB: This will be our best secondary ever. Jordan Miller and BMurph are both guys who can be first round picks and played like 3 games each for real last year.
OC: Bush should be a fucking LOT better than Smith. Should be.
DC: Obviously it's a little bit of a worry, but should be about the same.
Plus guys like Salvon, Kamari, McGrew, Ty Jones, Watty, Levi, Bowman, Amandre, Molden, McKinney and Taylor should all make a good jump.
And we have the best freshman class I've ever seen coming in. With the ability to play them for four games I'd expect some of the guys to make real contributions toward the end of the year.
And at WR you'd have to think that someone out of Osborne, Spiker, Cook and Bynum will make a move forward.
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Nah. Not enough caps, cussing, doog accusations... don't buy it. Account hacked.
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gnu hear?CuntWaffle said:Nah. Not enough caps, cussing, doog accusations... don't buy it. Account hacked.
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If only more than 1 chincredibles. . . . Sigh.YellowSnow said:
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I quietly hear the sound of cackling Dennis in the background while I read all of this.Dennis_DeYoung said:Lost in all my hatred for shitty players and Doog narratives is the fact that I fundamentally like our team a lot and think Pete is a fucking amazing coach.
We basically lose 1 important guy from 2017: Vita.
Every other position is about the same or going to get an upgrade.
QB: How could it be better than Jake?
RB: Same guys back. Salvon should be a bit bitter.
WR: Basically the same guys back. Dante was great but we didn't throw to him a lot. McClatcher is back.
TE: Dissly was great, but Sample and Kizer will fill in fine.
OL: Losing Shelton is no biggie and losing Kirkland is a blessing.
DL: Losing Vita stings, but we do have 3 capable DTs (Greg, Jaylen, Levi).
OLB: Same guys back and should be hitting their strides.
ILB: Hurts to lose Kei a bit, but will be mitigated by Tevis inside.
DB: This will be our best secondary ever. Jordan Miller and BMurph are both guys who can be first round picks and played like 3 games each for real last year.
OC: Bush should be a fucking LOT better than Smith. Should be.
DC: Obviously it's a little bit of a worry, but should be about the same.
Plus guys like Salvon, Kamari, McGrew, Ty Jones, Watty, Levi, Bowman, Amandre, Molden, McKinney and Taylor should all make a good jump.
And we have the best freshman class I've ever seen coming in. With the ability to play them for four games I'd expect some of the guys to make real contributions toward the end of the year.
And at WR you'd have to think that someone out of Osborne, Spiker, Cook and Bynum will make a move forward.
I'm just strangely optimistic... IF we run an offense that makes sense for our personnel. -
Someone took some Xanax todayDennis_DeYoung said:Lost in all my hatred for shitty players and Doog narratives is the fact that I fundamentally like our team a lot and think Pete is a fucking amazing coach.
We basically lose 1 important guy from 2017: Vita.
Every other position is about the same or going to get an upgrade.
QB: How could it be better than Jake?
RB: Same guys back. Salvon should be a bit bitter.
WR: Basically the same guys back. Dante was great but we didn't throw to him a lot. McClatcher is back.
TE: Dissly was great, but Sample and Kizer will fill in fine.
OL: Losing Shelton is no biggie and losing Kirkland is a blessing.
DL: Losing Vita stings, but we do have 3 capable DTs (Greg, Jaylen, Levi).
OLB: Same guys back and should be hitting their strides.
ILB: Hurts to lose Kei a bit, but will be mitigated by Tevis inside.
DB: This will be our best secondary ever. Jordan Miller and BMurph are both guys who can be first round picks and played like 3 games each for real last year.
OC: Bush should be a fucking LOT better than Smith. Should be.
DC: Obviously it's a little bit of a worry, but should be about the same.
Plus guys like Salvon, Kamari, McGrew, Ty Jones, Watty, Levi, Bowman, Amandre, Molden, McKinney and Taylor should all make a good jump.
And we have the best freshman class I've ever seen coming in. With the ability to play them for four games I'd expect some of the guys to make real contributions toward the end of the year.
And at WR you'd have to think that someone out of Osborne, Spiker, Cook and Bynum will make a move forward.
I'm just strangely optimistic... IF we run an offense that makes sense for our personnel. -
Auburn's front seven is going to dominate your O-line and when Brownsocks is under pressure....well.
Auburn's O will be far from great but Stidham is really good.
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Thanks, Arizona123.Mosster47 said:Auburn's front seven is going to dominate your O-line and when Brownsocks is under pressure....well.
Auburn's O will be far from great but Stidham is really good.
Very very small chance you win, but if Gaskin can make something out of nothing all night on 1st down it should be chinteresting. -
Mosster47 said:
Auburn's front seven is going to dominate your O-line and when Brownsocks is under pressure....well.
Auburn's O will be far from great but Stidham is really good.
Very very small chance you win, but if Gaskin can make something out of nothing all night on 1st down it should be chinteresting.
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Boys, buy you tickets now!Mosster47 said:Auburn's front seven is going to dominate your O-line and when Brownsocks is under pressure....well.
Auburn's O will be far from great but Stidham is really good.
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This is Pete’s first turn going up against a good team the first game of the season at UW. At least with a good team going in anyway. His record at BSU getting ready for big games with a long layoff, be it Bowls or openers was impeccable. If you’re truly baaaaaaackk. You win this game. If you don’t, then you’re probably the same team you were the last 2 years. Good enough to wreck most PAC 12 teams but still not ready for Primetime at the end of the Season. If Browning can’t deliver against a team like Auburn the first game, He’s not going to do it in January either.
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It's chinteresting because Pete's generally been terrible in openers at UW. We underperformed in the Hawaii game, lost the Boise game, and didn't look very good this year at Rutgers. Only the 2016 Rutgers game was what you would have wanted to see, and that was not so coincidentally the one year we had a legitimately very good team.salemcoog said:This is Pete’s first turn going up against a good team the first game of the season at UW. At least with a good team going in anyway. His record at BSU getting ready for big games with a long layoff, be it Bowls or openers was impeccable. If you’re truly baaaaaaackk. You win this game. If you don’t, then you’re probably the same team you were the last 2 years. Good enough to wreck most PAC 12 teams but still not ready for Primetime at the end of the Season.
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Your dwags have been night and day when at home or on the road during this run. AC excepted. Almost like a Hoops team. You were horrible for most of 3 quarters against a bottom 20 program in Rutgers last season. Auburn will be pretty much a road game as I understand it’s in the ATL or Dallas? So it’s a big step for your dwags. But still a step that would expect to be taken to be a top 5 or playoff team.dnc said:
It's chinteresting because Pete's generally been terrible in openers at UW. We underperformed in the Hawaii game, lost the Boise game, and didn't look very good this year at Rutgers. Only the 2016 Rutgers game was what you would have wanted to see, and that was not so coincidentally the one year we had a legitimately very good team.salemcoog said:This is Pete’s first turn going up against a good team the first game of the season at UW. At least with a good team going in anyway. His record at BSU getting ready for big games with a long layoff, be it Bowls or openers was impeccable. If you’re truly baaaaaaackk. You win this game. If you don’t, then you’re probably the same team you were the last 2 years. Good enough to wreck most PAC 12 teams but still not ready for Primetime at the end of the Season.
I'm hoping most of the opener woes have been because of shit competition, and we'll come out strong for Auburn since as you noted Pete has it in him to start fast. He hasn't shown it much since coming to UW though.
I’m trying to think of UWs signature road win in the Pete era. I remember Utah but I can’t remember if your win against SC was at home or a roadie? -
I stopped reading at 'Matt Lubick'
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that game was epic for sark losing it on the side line and topped off by banner crying with a flag drapped over him.salemcoog said:
Your dwags have been night and day when at home or on the road during this run. AC excepted. Almost like a Hoops team. You were horrible for most of 3 quarters against a bottom 20 program in Rutgers last season. Auburn will be pretty much a road game as I understand it’s in the ATL or Dallas? So it’s a big step for your dwags. But still a step that would expect to be taken to be a top 5 or playoff team.dnc said:
It's chinteresting because Pete's generally been terrible in openers at UW. We underperformed in the Hawaii game, lost the Boise game, and didn't look very good this year at Rutgers. Only the 2016 Rutgers game was what you would have wanted to see, and that was not so coincidentally the one year we had a legitimately very good team.salemcoog said:This is Pete’s first turn going up against a good team the first game of the season at UW. At least with a good team going in anyway. His record at BSU getting ready for big games with a long layoff, be it Bowls or openers was impeccable. If you’re truly baaaaaaackk. You win this game. If you don’t, then you’re probably the same team you were the last 2 years. Good enough to wreck most PAC 12 teams but still not ready for Primetime at the end of the Season.
I'm hoping most of the opener woes have been because of shit competition, and we'll come out strong for Auburn since as you noted Pete has it in him to start fast. He hasn't shown it much since coming to UW though.
I’m trying to think of UWs signature road win in the Pete era. I remember Utah but I can’t remember if your win against SC was at home or a roadie? -
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Dont fforget kicker. Vizciano was bad at field goals but atleast was good on kick offs. Do we even have a kicker on the roster?