TheBounceLives
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The greatest win of the Peterson era was destroying a 4-8 Helfrich team.
Discuss.
Discuss.
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According to doogman.com.....
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Pretty much
Beating Colorado and Utah in the CCG seemed routine
Beating Colorado and Utah in the CCG seemed routine
PandaOrangeChiknDuck
New Fish
Beat Oregon nothing else matters POTD.
I hate the big brother, little brother, back and forth. But nothing screams little brother syndrome more than claiming the greatest victory of a two time Pac 12 championship era coach was a 70-21 victory over a team that had a sub .500 record.
I hate the big brother, little brother, back and forth. But nothing screams little brother syndrome more than claiming the greatest victory of a two time Pac 12 championship era coach was a 70-21 victory over a team that had a sub .500 record.
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Or the Pac 12 sucks and beating Colorado and Utah is nothing to get excited about
Beating Stanford and Oregon to win the north will always matter more
Your best win this year was in Seattle
And you know it
Beating Stanford and Oregon to win the north will always matter more
Your best win this year was in Seattle
And you know it
PandaOrangeChiknDuck
New Fish
It really wasn’t. Oregon had the North all but locked up before that game. The Utah game was Oregon’s best win by a long shot, because it was one of the only games this year where Oregon was effective on both sides of the ball.
creepycoug
Well-known poster
Nobody should be ashamed, either side of the debate, for the importance of beating the other.
The Washington/Oregon rivalry has emerged as the very best in the west, and it's not close. The games have had meaning for each team's season, there have been some historic tilts, they are clearly the two power programs in the PNW and are very significant players in the conference. Plus, the vitriol and passion involved in this rivalry is the closest thing we? have to southern football rivalry, or an OSU/Michigan-type rivalry, in the West.
People are starting to pay attention to this rivlary on a national level as well. Outside of the PNW, nobody cares or is even aware of the Apple Cup or Civil War.
"Beat [Washington][Oregon], nothing else matters" is a real thing and completely justified. Both programs competing for titles and serious bowls and talent and resources. It is what it is.
The Washington/Oregon rivalry has emerged as the very best in the west, and it's not close. The games have had meaning for each team's season, there have been some historic tilts, they are clearly the two power programs in the PNW and are very significant players in the conference. Plus, the vitriol and passion involved in this rivalry is the closest thing we? have to southern football rivalry, or an OSU/Michigan-type rivalry, in the West.
People are starting to pay attention to this rivlary on a national level as well. Outside of the PNW, nobody cares or is even aware of the Apple Cup or Civil War.
"Beat [Washington][Oregon], nothing else matters" is a real thing and completely justified. Both programs competing for titles and serious bowls and talent and resources. It is what it is.
Theironshiek
New Fish
Well it certainly wasn’t that one bowl win. Again thinks for helping us speed up the rebuild.
PandaOrangeChiknDuck
New Fish
I’d rather lose to Washington and win the PAC 12 championship than beat Washington and lose the PAC 12 championship. It’s hard!
Washington has lost to Oregon 2 of their last three titles
We live it
PandaOrangeChiknDuck
New Fish
Exactly, which brings us back to my point about how doogish it was for Kim to claim 70-21 was Pete's greatest victory in the Washington era.
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But my point that it probably was stands
because I am always right
PandaOrangeChiknDuck
New Fish
I won't dispute that
PandaOrangeChiknDuck
New Fish
Little brother syndrome isn't broad, it's group by group or person by person. My point being, Doogman and it's community is infected with little brother syndrome, just like the educk community to the other spectrum. I wasn't tying the people here to that. I was making what I thought was an obvious assessment of Kim and the rest of Doogman, nothing more nothing less.
dnc
New Fish
The Stanford win a week earlier was the biggest win of the Pete era.
The Oregon win just meant the most to people who would rather beat Oregon than actually have a great team.
The resident quooks are right about this. I'm surprised they're surprised though. Kim Doogolds told us this was the biggest win to his little brain a long time ago.
The Oregon win just meant the most to people who would rather beat Oregon than actually have a great team.
The resident quooks are right about this. I'm surprised they're surprised though. Kim Doogolds told us this was the biggest win to his little brain a long time ago.
The Stanford win a week earlier was the biggest win of the Pete era.
The Oregon win just meant the most to people who would rather beat Oregon than actually have a great team.
The resident quooks are right about this. I'm surprised they're surprised though. Kim Doogolds told us this was the biggest win to his little brain a long time ago.
After 12 straight losses to follow up a Stanford win with another loss to Oregon would have ruined the magical run to a play off loss. Oregon didn't mail it in until after 70-21. And 70-21 on the road after 12 straight losses? Come on man, fuck Grinolds, that was big
Had we beat Bama this discussion would be closed. Or maybe USC