2016 UW vs 2000 UW

[dnc]

Let me put it this way: Trade OLs, and UW wins the Peach Bowl.

The 2000 OL was nowhere near beat BAMA good.

 

[Kaepsknee]

Tui beats Brownshorts rather easily

Tui better clutch QB (at least, 2 years into Browning's career) but there are some things that Browning does better. 2000 team was lucky to go 11-1. The 2016 team would have gone undefeated that year with few close games and completely destroyed Purdue in the Rose Bowl. Pete > Rick and not even close.

Browning is irreparably damaged by getting curb stomped by Miami in 2000. 2000 played a better schedule in a better Pac without Utah and Colorado who Tui beat as a non conference foe

I don't buy that. The team that showed up Friday night on ESPN to curb stomp the Trees could probably have beat that 2000 Miami squad at home.

Allow me to axe you this: Let's say the 2000 team never plays Miami at home early in the year, but instead gets them in a big time bowl in the deep south - what do you think the score would have looked like? In other words would it be closer to us losing 24- 7 or 17- 7 or more like 65- 7?

You mean the same Stanford squad that the Cougs boat raced in Palo Alto the week after???

 

[Gladstone]

WSU beat the still warm corpse of Stanford that night.

You're welcome.

 

[allpurpleallgold]

This thread is a black eye for Hardcore Husky.

 

[CFetters_Nacho_Lover]

Tui beats Brownshorts rather easily

Tui better clutch QB (at least, 2 years into Browning's career) but there are some things that Browning does better. 2000 team was lucky to go 11-1. The 2016 team would have gone undefeated that year with few close games and completely destroyed Purdue in the Rose Bowl. Pete > Rick and not even close.

Browning is irreparably damaged by getting curb stomped by Miami in 2000. 2000 played a better schedule in a better Pac without Utah and Colorado who Tui beat as a non conference foe

I don't buy that. The team that showed up Friday night on ESPN to curb stomp the Trees could probably have beat that 2000 Miami squad at home.

Allow me to axe you this: Let's say the 2000 team never plays Miami at home early in the year, but instead gets them in a big time bowl in the deep south - what do you think the score would have looked like? In other words would it be closer to us losing 24- 7 or 17- 7 or more like 65- 7?

Probably something like 34-17 Miami

Yeah but would they win rather easily?

 

[BaldwinIV]

IBIBIWTBI

2017 would lose to 2000 tho

 

[Pitchfork51]

I prefer comparisons between 2008 uw and wsu

 

[Baphomet]

The 2000 team wins a close game over a 2016 with Smith as the OC, just like the 2000 team beat OSU in 2000 with Smith as the QB.