Two things no one is talking about re: Allburn
2. That team lost 4 games last year.
Win this damn game Pete.
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Lol remind me who the 4 teams are again
I forgot! also, what were they rated and which ones went to the playoffs 
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LEAVE!!The_Midnight_Tiger said:Lol remind me who the 4 teams are again
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You lost to Ed Orgeron.The_Midnight_Tiger said:Lol remind me who the 4 teams are again
I forgot! also, what were they rated and which ones went to the playoffs
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UW's losses the last two seasons
USC
Bama
ASU
Stanford
Penn State
Oh wait they still count as losses
UW falls in the category of teams that beat Auburn
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The_Midnight_Tiger said:
Lol remind me who the 4 teams are again
I forgot! also, what were they rated and which ones went to the playoffs 
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The_Midnight_Tiger said:
Lol remind me who the 4 teams are again
I forgot! also, what were they rated and which ones went to the playoffs 
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Pics?CuntWaffle said:The_Midnight_Tiger said:Lol remind me who the 4 teams are again
I forgot! also, what were they rated and which ones went to the playoffs
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1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage. -
The Arizona State loss is well documented here. It gets talked about plenty.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
I'm just saying everyone talks about Auburn in hushed tones and I bet most people here don't realize they dropped four games last year. Everyone in the world knows they beat Bama and Georgia. Few people know they dropped 4.
And I agree context matters on returning starters but all that being said I'd rather have our returning starter situation than yours.
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.
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I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks. -
Just to clarify, I meant your WRs are better than ours, not that they're better than our secondary. If you want to get into specific matchups like that I think your take is good but we might surprise you on the ground. None of us trust Browning to beat you so if that's what has to happen we're probably screwed.AU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks. -
I think Auburn's DL is outstanding. Running against them won't be easy. Brownshorts is going to have to get the ball to Gaskin and Ahmed in space while he's under pressure to loosen things up or we're screwed. So, we're screwed.dnc said:
Just to clarify, I meant your WRs are better than ours, not that they're better than our secondary. If you want to get into specific matchups like that I think your take is good but we might surprise you on the ground. None of us trust Browning to beat you so if that's what has to happen we're probably screwed.AU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks. -
Quick passes out of the backfield could be the death of us if Browning goes that route.Southerndawg said:
I think Auburn's DL is outstanding. Running against them won't be easy. Brownshorts is going to have to get the ball to Gaskin and Ahmed in space while he's under pressure to loosen things up or we're screwed. So, we're screwed.dnc said:
Just to clarify, I meant your WRs are better than ours, not that they're better than our secondary. If you want to get into specific matchups like that I think your take is good but we might surprise you on the ground. None of us trust Browning to beat you so if that's what has to happen we're probably screwed.AU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks.
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AU2xguy said:
Quick passes out of the backfield could be the death of us if Browning goes that route.Southerndawg said:
I think Auburn's DL is outstanding. Running against them won't be easy. Brownshorts is going to have to get the ball to Gaskin and Ahmed in space while he's under pressure to loosen things up or we're screwed. So, we're screwed.dnc said:
Just to clarify, I meant your WRs are better than ours, not that they're better than our secondary. If you want to get into specific matchups like that I think your take is good but we might surprise you on the ground. None of us trust Browning to beat you so if that's what has to happen we're probably screwed.AU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks.
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Classy poast.AU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks. -
I heard Auburn fans give standing ovations after losses.EsophagealFeces said:
Classy poast.AU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks. -
Know this is a joke, but I've seen it happen. 2009 loss vs Bama. We had no business making that game as competitive as it was.Alexis said:
I heard Auburn fans give standing ovations after losses.EsophagealFeces said:
Classy poast.AU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks.
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Nebraska classyAU2xguy said:
Know this is a joke, but I've seen it happen. 2009 loss vs Bama. We had no business making that game as competitive as it was.Alexis said:
I heard Auburn fans give standing ovations after losses.EsophagealFeces said:
Classy poast.AU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks. -
For the Auburn fan
Husky lore is a game at Nebraska in 1991 where after a crisp 36 to 21 come from behind win over the Huskers the Husker fans rose as one to give the DAWGS a standing O. That's where Nebraska classy comes from
Our fans gave the DAWGS a standing O for losing to LSU after Owen 12 but looking like a football team again. -
Gotta love southern hospitality.AU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks. -
Their ruturning starters return where it matters...on the dline. I've said it again and again. UW would beat Auburn with an exclamation point if they had a good QB.dnc said:1. Auburn only returns 13 starters from last year's team.
2. That team lost 4 games last year.
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Yeppuppylove_sugarsteel said:
Their ruturning starters return where it matters...on the dline. I've said it again and again. UW would beat Auburn with an exclamation point if they had a good QB.dnc said:1. Auburn only returns 13 starters from last year's team.
2. That team lost 4 games last year.
Win this damn game Pete.
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O Line doesn't matter, pumpy hot takes!puppylove_sugarsteel said:
Their ruturning starters return where it matters...on the dline. I've said it again and again. UW would beat Auburn with an exclamation point if they had a good QB.dnc said:1. Auburn only returns 13 starters from last year's team.
2. That team lost 4 games last year.
Win this damn game Pete.
Psssssss, UW has more returning starters on the line than Auburn does. Don't tell nobody. -
Watch us later in the year to find out ....Alexis said:
I heard Auburn fans give standing ovations after losses.EsophagealFeces said:
Classy poast.AU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks. -
Did your fans give a standing ovation to UCF in your bowl game?AuburnFan said:
Watch us later in the year to find out ....Alexis said:
I heard Auburn fans give standing ovations after losses.EsophagealFeces said:
Classy poast.AU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks. -
Why can't I ever get a decent Bloody Mary in Atl? Watered down, fizzy, tangy. Same way everywhere like it's a style. I'm down with the pickled okra thoAU2xguy said:
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.dnc said:
You guys have a big advantage at QB, a strong advantage at WR, a small one at DL and a pretty big one in location of the game. We have the advantage everywhere else, including the sidelines.AU2xguy said:1) Who cares how many starters return? For example, some of those lost starters are on the D-line. AU rotates 8-9 there without a drop off. The starting RT was an all-conference player at another school last year. Returning starters is highly over-rated without context.
2) Half of the losses were to teams in the CFP. And that team still beat two of the four CFP participants in the regular season and was #2 in the country heading into conference championship weekend. Not like they were total dog crap. Remind me again, how many CFP teams played last season? And if we're talking 2017 losses, I present to you Arizona State.
With that, UW probably wins because we'll pull a classic Auburn move and get totally dominated on a big stage.
Should be a good one.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks. -
I disagree with you here on some our "advantages". The UW secondary will likely shut down our WRs for the most part. For AU to win, it will have be done primarily on the ground. The reverse is true for UW. I highly doubt they will be able to run on AU, but if Browning gets time, the secondary can be gotten.
In all seriousness, if anyone here is looking to drink prior to the game, let me know. I'll be at a bar in downtown ATL with friends that opens at 9 a.m. Would love to shoot the shit and throw a few back with folks.
A pre-game drink sounds great! Meet up in E-1?
