2000 #4 Miami Fl @ #15 Washington No Huddle

Moss Wayne and Johnson as a wr corps is ridiculous. Just can’t not notice that. Portis should have been starting too.

Those safeties for uw were good. Corners were pretty good too. Steven’s was a monster. The wr’s sucked but they caught more than they dropped. Too bad Juergens got hurt. Elstrom played great that day though.
 
I would think more of the 2000 players would start than 2020 if you had a straight up competition. I think the 2000 team would have easily won the Pac-12 last year in a full season and ran the table if they can pull out the one game in a cfb season where everything goes wrong.

I actually only see 2-3 spots where a 2020 Husky even gets the nod in my mind.

Also, Miami not starting Portis and giving him more carries early was a god send in that game. Also, Dorsey was a disaster, though the UW defense made that happen as opposed to recent years where shit to average QBs now play the Husky prevent defense and torch it on third and long over and over again.
 
Walking by a group of jocks to class every morning near Cane Hall[/b] in 2000 was a bit scary. They were not choir boys.
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The disrespect for Kane Hall in this thread is unreal

Unless you're talking about Cane Hall in St. George on St. Vincent and the Grenadines
 
Walking by a group of jocks to class every morning near Cane Hall[/b] in 2000 was a bit scary. They were not choir boys.
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The disrespect for Kane Hall in this thread is unreal

Unless you're talking about Cane Hall in St. George on St. Vincent and the Grenadines
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I believe he was indeed referencing the latter
 
Walking by a group of jocks to class every morning near Cane Hall in 2000 was a bit scary. They were not choir boys.
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Pharms was in my Soc. class and Al Black ran that thing like a talk show, walking around putting mics in peoples’ faces. JP had a very Beastmode personality.

“Anybody in here ever been in a gang?” (1 dead-eyed person stands). “Do you mind if I ask which one?”

“DGF”

“What’s that stand for?”

“Don’t Give a Fuck!”
 
Walking by a group of jocks to class every morning near Cane Hall in 2000 was a bit scary. They were not choir boys.
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Pharms was in my Soc. class and Al Black ran that thing like a talk show, walking around putting mics in peoples’ faces. JP had a very Beastmode personality.

“Anybody in here ever been in a gang?” (1 dead-eyed person stands). “Do you mind if I ask which one?”

“DGF”

“What’s that stand for?”

“Don’t Give a Fuck!”
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He was only there so he wouldn't get fined?
 
I would think more of the 2000 players would start than 2020 if you had a straight up competition. I think the 2000 team would have easily won the Pac-12 last year in a full season and ran the table if they can pull out the one game in a cfb season where everything goes wrong.

I actually only see 2-3 spots where a 2020 Husky even gets the nod in my mind.

Also, Miami not starting Portis and giving him more carries early was a god send in that game. Also, Dorsey was a disaster, though the UW defense made that happen as opposed to recent years where shit to average QBs now play the Husky prevent defense and torch it on third and long over and over again.
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Like Race said. Washington came out and hit hard before Miami knew where they were and then hung on. Butch Davis was an ace recruiter, but an OK game day coach. He should have played Portis earlier to help Dorsey get acclimated. It was his first start on the road after warming up at home the prior week against McNeese State.

 
I would think more of the 2000 players would start than 2020 if you had a straight up competition. I think the 2000 team would have easily won the Pac-12 last year in a full season and ran the table if they can pull out the one game in a cfb season where everything goes wrong.

I actually only see 2-3 spots where a 2020 Husky even gets the nod in my mind.

Also, Miami not starting Portis and giving him more carries early was a god send in that game. Also, Dorsey was a disaster, though the UW defense made that happen as opposed to recent years where shit to average QBs now play the Husky prevent defense and torch it on third and long over and over again.
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Lake wouldn’t have started Tui because he follows Petersen’s model of not playing a war daddy because he has some boneheaded turnovers while ignoring the fucking guy balls out and just wins.
 
I watched this a couple months ago.

4:20 mark, I was like oh that’s a nice tackle, of course it’s Ed Reed.

On the Alexis td run, he beats Ed Reed to the corner. Not sure how they ruined that kid but he should have been better.
 
I watched this a couple months ago.

4:20 mark, I was like oh that’s a nice tackle, of course it’s Ed Reed.

On the Alexis td run, he beats Ed Reed to the corner. Not sure how they ruined that kid but he should have been better.
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Alexis was a strong kid with good straight - ahead speed. Not a lot of wiggle or vision to create. If he had a lane he could hurt you because arm tackles wouldn’t get it done. Like a 90s era Nebraska I back. A poor man’s Lawrence Phillips.
 
I watched this a couple months ago.

4:20 mark, I was like oh that’s a nice tackle, of course it’s Ed Reed.

On the Alexis td run, he beats Ed Reed to the corner. Not sure how they ruined that kid but he should have been better.
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Alexis was a strong kid with good straight - ahead speed. Not a lot of wiggle or vision to create. If he had a lane he could hurt you because arm tackles wouldn’t get it done. Like a 90s era Nebraska I back. A poor man’s Lawrence Phillips.
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He never had a chance to reach the NFL, despite passing the eye test with flying colors
 
I watched this a couple months ago.

4:20 mark, I was like oh that’s a nice tackle, of course it’s Ed Reed.

On the Alexis td run, he beats Ed Reed to the corner. Not sure how they ruined that kid but he should have been better.
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Alexis was a strong kid with good straight - ahead speed. Not a lot of wiggle or vision to create. If he had a lane he could hurt you because arm tackles wouldn’t get it done. Like a 90s era Nebraska I back. A poor man’s Lawrence Phillips.
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He never had a chance to reach the NFL, despite passing the eye test with flying colors
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He did play in the NFL for a bit. For the Jags I think.
 
I watched this a couple months ago.

4:20 mark, I was like oh that’s a nice tackle, of course it’s Ed Reed.

On the Alexis td run, he beats Ed Reed to the corner. Not sure how they ruined that kid but he should have been better.
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Alexis was a strong kid with good straight - ahead speed. Not a lot of wiggle or vision to create. If he had a lane he could hurt you because arm tackles wouldn’t get it done. Like a 90s era Nebraska I back. A poor man’s Lawrence Phillips.
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He never had a chance to reach the NFL, despite passing the eye test with flying colors
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He did play in the NFL for a bit. For the Jags I think.
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Ah, that's right.
 
His touchdown run was as much Tui’s preternatural feel for the timing of the pitch as anything else. It’s what got him on the corner just out of reach of a very fast pursuing Miami defense.
 
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