Re: Washington @ #1 Oregon (November 30, Sat TBD)
Posted: Fri Nov 22, 2024 1:12 pm
Haha, it’ll be nice to finish a perfect regular season with a domination of the pups.
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Their skill talent is easily top 25 in the country, maybe top 15. Giles Jackson might play on Sundays, Jeremiah Hunter twice almost hit 1000 yards at Cal, and neither of those guys is the top option - Denzel Boston is. Further, Jonah Coleman might be the best RB in the Big Ten, and Rogers has career numbers up there with anybody. It's nonsensical how average they've been.OregonFan4Life wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 2:36 pm The Husky offensive numbers are bad but honestly they shouldn’t be that bad. Rogers is a good QB and they have weapons so they’re a mystery to me, but because of their potential they are a threat that should be taken seriously.
Sure wish I could find a legit source for one of my own. It seems like only scam websites have them advertised for some reason. Pretty sure they were all bootlegs to start with, but still would be great to find one.
rodentslayer wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 9:02 pmSure wish I could find a legit source for one of my own. It seems like only scam websites have them advertised for some reason. Pretty sure they were all bootlegs to start with, but still would be great to find one.
What does this have to do with Duck football?73duck wrote:This sort of thing goes both ways:
https://www.the-independent.com/news/wo ... 65819.html
73duck wrote:> What does this have to do with Duck football?
it was reply to the UW/Ted Bundy posts above[/quote
I understand
I will be honest and say the Ted Bundy stuff was/is in very poor taste IMO. There’s ways to troll but making reference to a serial killer no matter where they went to school is over the line.
I know this has been around for a while but maybe it's time to let it go. There's a whole generation who won't even get this.
We’ve ruminated a lot here about husky fans living in the past with their mythical national championship, maybe its time for us to move on from this too.
Just my $.02
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lmduck wrote: Sun Nov 24, 2024 11:50 amMove on from this? Surely you jest?73duck wrote:> What does this have to do with Duck football?
it was reply to the UW/Ted Bundy posts above[/quote
I understand
I will be honest and say the Ted Bundy stuff was/is in very poor taste IMO. There’s ways to troll but making reference to a serial killer no matter where they went to school is over the line.
I know this has been around for a while but maybe it's time to let it go. There's a whole generation who won't even get this.
We’ve ruminated a lot here about husky fans living in the past with their mythical national championship, maybe its time for us to move on from this too.
Just my $.02
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The University of Washington's vote against the University of Oregon in 1948 is a notable event in college football history. In that year, both Oregon and California finished with identical conference records in the Pacific Coast Conference (PCC). The PCC held a vote to decide which team would represent the conference in the Rose Bowl. Despite Oregon's strong season, the University of Washington voted against them, leading to California being selected to play in the Rose Bowl.
This decision was controversial and has been remembered as a significant moment in the rivalry between the two schools. Oregon ended up playing in the Cotton Bowl instead, where they faced Southern Methodist University (SMU) and lost 21-13.