Hardcore Husky Podcast: The BYE Week Pod

[doogville]

Excellent pod. A lot of belly laughs in the media room.

 

[WoolleyDoog]

DeBoer's high school and portal recruiting was always super underwhelming to me. A lot of layups in the portal, including the guys he brought in for this year before he left. Remember he was also barely able to keep Dillon Johnson away from mighty South Carolina last year? Imagine how fucked we would have been had that happened? I doubt he brings in a RB of Coleman's caliber and I wish he would have brought in Skattebo last year, which seemed super doable.
I assume Fisch has tapped into and works donors way more than DeBoer would. It's funny that he's finally recruiting at Bama and might get himself run out before he even gets to see that talent get on the field.

 

[Joey]

Why did Joey sound like a completely different person? Was he getting too close to the truth about UW football or just a new mic?
I thought Fisch demonstrated being able to use both QBs almost perfectly during the Michigan game. It can be effective apparently. I was early on Demonds Heisman campaign for next year

I don't think we've seen what Rodgers ceiling is but Williams looks like he could win a Heisman in year 2

Also Hunter being soft which was not well recieved

Or is he kind of a pansy

Why did Joey sound like a completely different person?

 

[DerekJohnson]

DeBoer is insanely beatable without a godly pocket passer.
Will Rogers and the absence of the players Fisch brought over, I think Deboer potentially has the same record at Washington this year, maybe he has one more win from calling something coherent at the end of the Apple Cup.

DeBoer would be 6-1. Coleman would have 18-20 carries a game.

But DeBoer wouldn't have Coleman, nor would he have his starter for this year Tybo.
He would have Cam Davis and potentially some MW rb he desperately pulled from the portal, if any additional players in the room at all.
He would be counting on the Parker brothers as much or more than we were this year. It was their turn to be the main guys on the DL.
OLine would be better assuming that he could keep one of the Kalepo/Buelow which indications were that at least Kalepo was still leaving no matter what.

How do you know that all DeBoer would've managed would be some dreck running back? You don't know that.

 

[DerekJohnson]

109-14 = insanely beatable
Got it

+100

 

[DerekJohnson]

Why did Joey sound like a completely different person? Was he getting too close to the truth about UW football or just a new mic?
I thought Fisch demonstrated being able to use both QBs almost perfectly during the Michigan game. It can be effective apparently. I was early on Demonds Heisman campaign for next year

I don't think we've seen what Rodgers ceiling is but Williams looks like he could win a Heisman in year 2

Also Hunter being soft which was not well recieved

Or is he kind of a pansy

We were using Riverside so that probably has something to do with it

 

[DerekJohnson]

DeBoer's high school and portal recruiting was always super underwhelming to me. A lot of layups in the portal, including the guys he brought in for this year before he left. Remember he was also barely able to keep Dillon Johnson away from mighty South Carolina last year? Imagine how fucked we would have been had that happened? I doubt he brings in a RB of Coleman's caliber and I wish he would have brought in Skattebo last year, which seemed super doable.
I assume Fisch has tapped into and works donors way more than DeBoer would. It's funny that he's finally recruiting at Bama and might get himself run out before he even gets to see that talent get on the field.

But he DID retain Dillon Johnson.

 

[RaceBannon]

Alabama gets s top class with Saban and is getting one with DeBoer. Oregon gets top classes with whoever. Washington is struggling in recruiting under DeBoer and Fisch

Might be something there

 

[haie]

Washington isn't struggling with recruiting under Fisch.
They were with DeBoer because Courtney Morgan's strategy was to "out-scout people" and now at Alabama he's swinging their elephant cock around about their hardware. But that isn't going to last if DeBoer can't even compete for a conference championship appearance.

 

[whlinder]

Washington isn't struggling with recruiting under Fisch.
They were with DeBoer because Courtney Morgan's strategy was to "out-scout people" and now at Alabama he's swinging their elephant cock around about their hardware. But that isn't going to last if DeBoer can't even compete for a conference championship appearance.

No idea how Bama is doing or will do with recruiting but they are currently T-8 in the SEC standings with Missouri and LSU still to come.

 

[RaceBannon]

Washington isn't struggling with recruiting under Fisch.
They were with DeBoer because Courtney Morgan's strategy was to "out-scout people" and now at Alabama he's swinging their elephant cock around about their hardware. But that isn't going to last if DeBoer can't even compete for a conference championship appearance.

No idea how Bama is doing or will do with recruiting but they are currently T-8 in the SEC standings with Missouri and LSU still to come.

Missouri is the biggest fraud in America. The counter is Bama wins out and they're in

 

[haie]

DeBoer is insanely beatable without a godly pocket passer.
Will Rogers and the absence of the players Fisch brought over, I think Deboer potentially has the same record at Washington this year, maybe he has one more win from calling something coherent at the end of the Apple Cup.

DeBoer would be 6-1. Coleman would have 18-20 carries a game.

But DeBoer wouldn't have Coleman, nor would he have his starter for this year Tybo.
He would have Cam Davis and potentially some MW rb he desperately pulled from the portal, if any additional players in the room at all.
He would be counting on the Parker brothers as much or more than we were this year. It was their turn to be the main guys on the DL.
OLine would be better assuming that he could keep one of the Kalepo/Buelow which indications were that at least Kalepo was still leaving no matter what.

How do you know that all DeBoer would've managed would be some dreck running back? You don't know that.

Because we weren't talking to anybody all year even though the staff openly said they didn't like the current room and DJ was never coming back.

 

[haie]

Also to be fair, and I didn't read this until recently, but apparently if DeBoer stayed there was a really good chance that Cam Ward was coming here instead.

 

[RaceBannon]

Also to be fair, and I didn't read this until recently, but apparently if DeBoer stayed there was a really good chance that Cam Ward was coming here instead.

That would have sucked
Dodged a bullet lol

 

[WoolleyDoog]

wasn’t Roger’s signed on well before the natty though? Was it already known DeBoer was gone? I don’t think it’s a guarantee DeBoer was bringing in Drek at RB but I don’t think he was bringing in someone of Coleman’s level and I will forever circle the drain pointing out he fucked up by only bringing in a guy with a fucked up foot and counting on Cam Davis who is just a guy when he had a potential natty run and an elite OL to sell. I do assume part of his problem is he needs a RB to pass block a lot and elite guys don’t want that. Could be a problem at Bama.

 

[DawgOfTheAges]

lets not rewrite history regarding Deboers recruiting… by the time he left, high school recruiting was largely done and his efforts were clearly underwhelming. The Portal period was almost done as well and he had largely struck out even when it was obvious that the team had a lot of good positions to fill for instant playing time for big time players.
From a recruiting standpoint the dawgs clearly dodged a bullet when Debo left ~ it seemed obvious to all that the 2024 team was going to have a lot of holes with no apparent momentum in recruiting which concerned all of us at the time

 

[DerekJohnson]

lets not rewrite history regarding Deboers recruiting… by the time he left, high school recruiting was largely done and his efforts were clearly underwhelming. The Portal period was almost done as well and he had largely struck out even when it was obvious that the team had a lot of good positions to fill for instant playing time for big time players.
From a recruiting standpoint the dawgs clearly dodged a bullet when Debo left ~ it seemed obvious to all that the 2024 team was going to have a lot of holes with no apparent momentum in recruiting which concerned all of us at the time

From what I could tell his recruiting was certainly underwhelming. But let's not rewrite history by assuming that DeBoer was running the program into the ground.

 

[Canadawg]

lets not rewrite history regarding Deboers recruiting… by the time he left, high school recruiting was largely done and his efforts were clearly underwhelming. The Portal period was almost done as well and he had largely struck out even when it was obvious that the team had a lot of good positions to fill for instant playing time for big time players.
From a recruiting standpoint the dawgs clearly dodged a bullet when Debo left ~ it seemed obvious to all that the 2024 team was going to have a lot of holes with no apparent momentum in recruiting which concerned all of us at the time

From what I could tell his recruiting was certainly underwhelming. But let's not rewrite history by assuming that DeBoer was running the program into the ground.

You don't need a 247 allstar team but you do need some playmakers and meat. Saban wasn't talking to the local 2 stars. The VAST majority of the board and extended other fans had massive trepidation towards his player acquisition skills

 

[DerekJohnson]

lets not rewrite history regarding Deboers recruiting… by the time he left, high school recruiting was largely done and his efforts were clearly underwhelming. The Portal period was almost done as well and he had largely struck out even when it was obvious that the team had a lot of good positions to fill for instant playing time for big time players.
From a recruiting standpoint the dawgs clearly dodged a bullet when Debo left ~ it seemed obvious to all that the 2024 team was going to have a lot of holes with no apparent momentum in recruiting which concerned all of us at the time

From what I could tell his recruiting was certainly underwhelming. But let's not rewrite history by assuming that DeBoer was running the program into the ground.

You don't need a 247 allstar team but you do need some playmakers and meat. Saban wasn't talking to the local 2 stars. The VAST majority of the board and extended other fans had massive trepidation towards his player acquisition skills

So?

 

[WoolleyDoog]

DeBoer's recruiting so bad while having a historical win streak and an exciting offense at a program where every coach other than Gilby/Ty/Jimmy has recruited well that I have to assume he knew he was going somewhere after 2023. I never understood how he couldn't do better at recruiting at least offensive players. He also seemed to not be interested in local players that much and we have been before by coaches not doing that then when must have players develop in the state were behind because animosity has developed locally in the community.
One of my biggest worries between Fisch and Deboer is Fisch plays the game of recruiting 4* guys everyone knows aren't that great but make a splash in the ratings and with fans while DB just ignored that and took guys he trusted more who were rated lower. I would say the same for using money, time, and resources on bringing in highly rated guys for visits and stuff who are never actually gonna sign.