i will. i will defend jake's right to start as long as he's not injured. this is college football. and he came here when we were shit. and worked his ass off for the huskies and coach pete. and he took us from a shitty team in a shitty conference, to the top team in a conference with a positive outlook.
again. this is college football. these are young men. and coach pete has always been a do the right thing, let's do it the right way, find out kind of guys type coach. and this is it. you come to a school that's in the shitters, you put in 3 hard years. you deserve your shots at leading the team for this season. the UW football team has been very very very successful the last two years. if we're going to be a program that values hard work and commitment and years and dedication and rewards it. then we have to be ok with not chasing titles by making hyper aggressive moves. we continue to be the program coach CP has made us in to, we will win something along the line. and if we don't win it all? that's ok. do you know how many teams would kill for the chance to even play in a NY6 bowl? to even make the playoffs?to be in the conversation? to string out 10 win seasons for years?
so yes. i will defend jake's right to start. unless he's really really under performing or is injured. and that's the coach's call.
Three points:
1. Coach Pete himself urges his players to focus on getting better every day. Why should fans not urge the program to get better?
2. Nick Foles quarterbacked the Eagles to a Super Bowl victory. The coaches are still going to start Carson Wentz over him once Wentz is healthy.
3. Learn how to punctuate properly. You can do better than this.
4. Crawfish wasn't the one who wrote that. He was just doing a copypasta.
i will. i will defend jake's right to start as long as he's not injured. this is college football. and he came here when we were shit. and worked his ass off for the huskies and coach pete. and he took us from a shitty team in a shitty conference, to the top team in a conference with a positive outlook.
again. this is college football. these are young men. and coach pete has always been a do the right thing, let's do it the right way, find out kind of guys type coach. and this is it. you come to a school that's in the shitters, you put in 3 hard years. you deserve your shots at leading the team for this season. the UW football team has been very very very successful the last two years. if we're going to be a program that values hard work and commitment and years and dedication and rewards it. then we have to be ok with not chasing titles by making hyper aggressive moves. we continue to be the program coach CP has made us in to, we will win something along the line. and if we don't win it all? that's ok. do you know how many teams would kill for the chance to even play in a NY6 bowl? to even make the playoffs?to be in the conversation? to string out 10 win seasons for years?
so yes. i will defend jake's right to start. unless he's really really under performing or is injured. and that's the coach's call.
Three points:
1. Coach Pete himself urges his players to focus on getting better every day. Why should fans not urge the program to get better?
2. Nick Foles quarterbacked the Eagles to a Super Bowl victory. The coaches are still going to start Carson Wentz over him once Wentz is healthy.
3. Learn how to punctuate properly. You can do better than this.
i will. i will defend jake's right to start as long as he's not injured. this is college football. and he came here when we were shit. and worked his ass off for the huskies and coach pete. and he took us from a shitty team in a shitty conference, to the top team in a conference with a positive outlook.
again. this is college football. these are young men. and coach pete has always been a do the right thing, let's do it the right way, find out kind of guys type coach. and this is it. you come to a school that's in the shitters, you put in 3 hard years. you deserve your shots at leading the team for this season. the UW football team has been very very very successful the last two years. if we're going to be a program that values hard work and commitment and years and dedication and rewards it. then we have to be ok with not chasing titles by making hyper aggressive moves. we continue to be the program coach CP has made us in to, we will win something along the line. and if we don't win it all? that's ok. do you know how many teams would kill for the chance to even play in a NY6 bowl? to even make the playoffs?to be in the conversation? to string out 10 win seasons for years?
so yes. i will defend jake's right to start. unless he's really really under performing or is injured. and that's the coach's call.
Three points:
1. Coach Pete himself urges his players to focus on getting better every day. Why should fans not urge the program to get better?
2. Nick Foles quarterbacked the Eagles to a Super Bowl victory. The coaches are still going to start Carson Wentz over him once Wentz is healthy.
3. Learn how to punctuate properly. You can do better than this.
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But Jake Haener has a quicker release, better timing, and more accuracy than Jake Browning.
Whether or not those attributes would shine through against Stanford, Utah, Auburn, or even ASU is an open question.
I'm interested in finding out.