Fucktarded ASU DT: UW is "the best team in the North."

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Washington has lost two in a row, but that didn’t stop the Sun Devils from gushing about their upcoming opponent. Graham is particularly impressed with running back Bishop Sankey, who leads the nation with 149.83 rushing yards a game.

“I’ve got tremendous respect for him,” Graham said. “Watching him run you can tell he’s a guy who has great character. You can’t run that hard and be that tough and not have great character.”

Hood went a step further. Despite the Huskies having lost to two Pac-12 North opponents, Hood thinks Washington is the best of the bunch.

“That’s what I personally believe,” he said. “From watching film, they definitely could have beat Oregon and they definitely should have beat Stanford. I think they’re the best team in the North.”
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Story. Stay in school, young man.
 
“From watching film, they definitely could have beat Oregon and they definitely should have beat Stanford. I think they’re the best team in the North.”[/b]
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LOL. I'm guessing the film was in Black-and-White.

 
You can't run hard and tough and not have great character.

OJ says hi. And probably 5000 other pieces of shit that were tough running backs.
 
ASU doesn't play Oregon this year. Maybe he ommited them.....

Tyler Gaffney said UW probably wouldn't lose another game, then he said, maybe to Oregon.

You guys are overlooking an interesting thought....if opposing players are saying these things sincerely, perhaps it shows how fucktarded of a coach Sark truly is? The players know which teams are good and which teams are well coached and not well coached.
 
I never get worked up over other players talking us up. It's typical coach speak much like when Sark said Barkley is better than Luck knowing he'd never have to play against Luck again.

Like Chest point out, they already played Stanford and skip Oregon so those comments won't come back to bite him.
 
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