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[haie]

I didn't want to care and I'm still telling myself I don't. But I do like that team and its not because they are from Seattle. Beating Brady and NE would have been great. I hope they don't fade away but who knows.

What is there to like about Seattle other than Russel Wilson visiting hospitals. This is the most hateable assemblance of athletes and coaches since the Raiders of the 70's and 80;s.

Oh wait..... Now I get why you love them so much.

Say Hi to Marshawn's drunk ass for me at the parade, will ya?

For a fren of course.

How's that Cuog class coming together?

Not the social attribute, the actual signing day component.

Asking for a friend!

I didn't want to care and I'm still telling myself I don't. But I do like that team and its not because they are from Seattle. Beating Brady and NE would have been great. I hope they don't fade away but who knows.

What is there to like about Seattle other than Russel Wilson visiting hospitals. This is the most hateable assemblance of athletes and coaches since the Raiders of the 70's and 80;s.

Oh wait..... Now I get why you love them so much.

Say Hi to Marshawn's drunk ass for me at the parade, will ya?

For a fren of course.

How's that Cuog class coming together?

Not the social attribute, the actual signing day component.

Asking for a friend!

Not too well. Same as just about every year.

The only difference between Me and you is that I don't actually believe that Leach is recruiting exponentially better than Wulff.

As most Doogs believe that Peterson's is as to Sark's recruiting.

#6lossesisbetter!

Then you aren't following Pete's recruiting at near-doog status unlike BeelzeCunt. I can respect that.

 

[Kaepsknee]

Salemcoog is approaching Beezlebub territory.

My riddle is not complex.

If you haven't figured it out, I'll help ya. I'm nothing more than a closet Duck trolling to make Cougs look good.

 

[haie]

Salemcoog is approaching Beezlebub territory.

My riddle is not complex.

If you haven't figured it out, I'll help ya. I'm nothing more than a closet Duck trolling to make Cougs look good.

 

[Fire_Marshall_Bill]

Salemcoog is approaching Beezlebub territory.

My riddle is not complex.

If you haven't figured it out, I'll help ya. I'm nothing more than a closet Duck trolling to make Cougs look good.

You must have a lot of free time. Are you also a Bear fan trying to make the Packers look bad?

 

[dnc]

Salemcoog is approaching Beezlebub territory.

My riddle is not complex.

If you haven't figured it out, I'll help ya. I'm nothing more than a closet Duck trolling to make Cougs look good.

I liked this schtick better when it was called TillerDuck

#FreeHarv!

 

[ApostleofGrief]

I'm not that emotionally invested in a pro team. I enjoy watching the Hawks play and, of course, wanted them to win. But, I slept like a baby and I didn't need a pill, drugs, or alcohol.

I get way more pissed about Husky losses. But, we've seen so many of those in recent history that I've learned to get over it and go to bed.

The 12s have no lives. I don't want to sound like AoG, but the Seahawks are a bunch of millionaires playing a game for a billionaire owner. They just happen to be located in Seattle. Them winning or losing doesn't make me any more or less of a person.

Pro teams have a habit of moving too. I remember the day when the Seahawks left for L.A. I have not felt a connection to pro sports really in about 20 years.
A lot of the 12s are making this out to be the worst thing to happen to seattle sports. Bullshit. The worst thing to happen was Huard being picked off by Kenny Wheaton and the long slow burn into Oregon supremecy, 10 years of fucking beatdowns. ALos, it wasn't a bad call. Wilson should have chucked it into the stands.

 

[dnc]

I'm not that emotionally invested in a pro team. I enjoy watching the Hawks play and, of course, wanted them to win. But, I slept like a baby and I didn't need a pill, drugs, or alcohol.

I get way more pissed about Husky losses. But, we've seen so many of those in recent history that I've learned to get over it and go to bed.

The 12s have no lives. I don't want to sound like AoG, but the Seahawks are a bunch of millionaires playing a game for a billionaire owner. They just happen to be located in Seattle. Them winning or losing doesn't make me any more or less of a person.

Pro teams have a habit of moving too. I remember the day when the Seahawks left for L.A. I have not felt a connection to pro sports really in about 20 years.
A lot of the 12s are making this out to be the worst thing to happen to seattle sports. Bullshit. The worst thing to happen was Huard being picked off by Kenny Wheaton and the long slow burn into Oregon supremecy, 10 years of fucking beatdowns. Also, it wasn't a bad call. Wilson should have chucked it into the stands.

You're a complete doog if you think Wheaton's going to score is the worst thing to happen to Seattle sports. Lambo was never winning a championship even if he gives that ball to Kauffman.

Hell, just from a UW perspective losing to UCLA in 1990 was much worse. As was the "Onions" UConn game. And if you want to discuss losses to Oregon, losing to them in 2000 was worse, though I don't think we could have beaten Stoops in the title game. And of course the sanctions/James' resignation were by far worse than any of those things.

And yes, I watched Huard hit Wheaton in stride, and yes I was devastated when it happened. It wasn't what kept that team from a championship though, so it falls way down the list of tragic Seattle sports moments.

1. Sonics move
2. UW Sanctions/James resignation
3. Super Bowl 49
4. Mutombo on his back cradling the ball on our court
5. "This has legs" Super Bowel loss
6. 1990 UCLA game
7. Mike motherfucking Jensen
8. 96 NBA Finals
9. 2000 Oregon game
10 at best. Huard's gonna throw

 

[ApostleofGrief]

I'm not that emotionally invested in a pro team. I enjoy watching the Hawks play and, of course, wanted them to win. But, I slept like a baby and I didn't need a pill, drugs, or alcohol.

I get way more pissed about Husky losses. But, we've seen so many of those in recent history that I've learned to get over it and go to bed.

The 12s have no lives. I don't want to sound like AoG, but the Seahawks are a bunch of millionaires playing a game for a billionaire owner. They just happen to be located in Seattle. Them winning or losing doesn't make me any more or less of a person.

Pro teams have a habit of moving too. I remember the day when the Seahawks left for L.A. I have not felt a connection to pro sports really in about 20 years.
A lot of the 12s are making this out to be the worst thing to happen to seattle sports. Bullshit. The worst thing to happen was Huard being picked off by Kenny Wheaton and the long slow burn into Oregon supremecy, 10 years of fucking beatdowns. Also, it wasn't a bad call. Wilson should have chucked it into the stands.

You're a complete doog if you think Wheaton's going to score is the worst thing to happen to Seattle sports. Lambo was never winning a championship even if he gives that ball to Kauffman.

Hell, just from a UW perspective losing to UCLA in 1990 was much worse. As was the "Onions" UConn game. And if you want to discuss losses to Oregon, losing to them in 2000 was worse, though I don't think we could have beaten Stoops in the title game. And of course the sanctions/James' resignation were by far worse than any of those things.

And yes, I watched Huard hit Wheaton in stride, and yes I was devastated when it happened. It wasn't what kept that team from a championship though, so it falls way down the list of tragic Seattle sports moments.

1. Sonics move
2. UW Sanctions/James resignation
3. Super Bowl 49
4. Mutombo on his back cradling the ball on our court
5. "This has legs" Super Bowel loss
6. 1990 UCLA game
7. Mike motherfucking Jensen
8. 96 NBA Finals
9. 2000 Oregon game
10 at best. Huard's gonna throw

well, then arguably the worst single play call in seattle sports = Huard->Wheaton

This heralded the start of oregon's dominance in football

 

[RoadDawg55]

I'm not that emotionally invested in a pro team. I enjoy watching the Hawks play and, of course, wanted them to win. But, I slept like a baby and I didn't need a pill, drugs, or alcohol.

I get way more pissed about Husky losses. But, we've seen so many of those in recent history that I've learned to get over it and go to bed.

The 12s have no lives. I don't want to sound like AoG, but the Seahawks are a bunch of millionaires playing a game for a billionaire owner. They just happen to be located in Seattle. Them winning or losing doesn't make me any more or less of a person.

Pro teams have a habit of moving too. I remember the day when the Seahawks left for L.A. I have not felt a connection to pro sports really in about 20 years.
A lot of the 12s are making this out to be the worst thing to happen to seattle sports. Bullshit. The worst thing to happen was Huard being picked off by Kenny Wheaton and the long slow burn into Oregon supremecy, 10 years of fucking beatdowns. Also, it wasn't a bad call. Wilson should have chucked it into the stands.

You're a complete doog if you think Wheaton's going to score is the worst thing to happen to Seattle sports. Lambo was never winning a championship even if he gives that ball to Kauffman.

Hell, just from a UW perspective losing to UCLA in 1990 was much worse. As was the "Onions" UConn game. And if you want to discuss losses to Oregon, losing to them in 2000 was worse, though I don't think we could have beaten Stoops in the title game. And of course the sanctions/James' resignation were by far worse than any of those things.

And yes, I watched Huard hit Wheaton in stride, and yes I was devastated when it happened. It wasn't what kept that team from a championship though, so it falls way down the list of tragic Seattle sports moments.

1. Sonics move
2. UW Sanctions/James resignation
3. Super Bowl 49
4. Mutombo on his back cradling the ball on our court
5. "This has legs" Super Bowel loss
6. 1990 UCLA game
7. Mike motherfucking Jensen
8. 96 NBA Finals
9. 2000 Oregon game
10 at best. Huard's gonna throw

well, then arguably the worst single play call in seattle sports = Huard->Wheaton

This heralded the start of oregon's dominance in football

The worst single play was the INT to end the Super Bowl. It's not even close.

 

[dnc]

I'm not that emotionally invested in a pro team. I enjoy watching the Hawks play and, of course, wanted them to win. But, I slept like a baby and I didn't need a pill, drugs, or alcohol.

I get way more pissed about Husky losses. But, we've seen so many of those in recent history that I've learned to get over it and go to bed.

The 12s have no lives. I don't want to sound like AoG, but the Seahawks are a bunch of millionaires playing a game for a billionaire owner. They just happen to be located in Seattle. Them winning or losing doesn't make me any more or less of a person.

Pro teams have a habit of moving too. I remember the day when the Seahawks left for L.A. I have not felt a connection to pro sports really in about 20 years.
A lot of the 12s are making this out to be the worst thing to happen to seattle sports. Bullshit. The worst thing to happen was Huard being picked off by Kenny Wheaton and the long slow burn into Oregon supremecy, 10 years of fucking beatdowns. Also, it wasn't a bad call. Wilson should have chucked it into the stands.

You're a complete doog if you think Wheaton's going to score is the worst thing to happen to Seattle sports. Lambo was never winning a championship even if he gives that ball to Kauffman.

Hell, just from a UW perspective losing to UCLA in 1990 was much worse. As was the "Onions" UConn game. And if you want to discuss losses to Oregon, losing to them in 2000 was worse, though I don't think we could have beaten Stoops in the title game. And of course the sanctions/James' resignation were by far worse than any of those things.

And yes, I watched Huard hit Wheaton in stride, and yes I was devastated when it happened. It wasn't what kept that team from a championship though, so it falls way down the list of tragic Seattle sports moments.

1. Sonics move
2. UW Sanctions/James resignation
3. Super Bowl 49
4. Mutombo on his back cradling the ball on our court
5. "This has legs" Super Bowel loss
6. 1990 UCLA game
7. Mike motherfucking Jensen
8. 96 NBA Finals
9. 2000 Oregon game
10 at best. Huard's gonna throw

well, then arguably the worst single play call in seattle sports = Huard->Wheaton

This heralded the start of oregon's dominance in football

The worst single play was the INT Eastern threw in the end zone to Trufant. It's not even close.

 

[dnc]

I'm not that emotionally invested in a pro team. I enjoy watching the Hawks play and, of course, wanted them to win. But, I slept like a baby and I didn't need a pill, drugs, or alcohol.

I get way more pissed about Husky losses. But, we've seen so many of those in recent history that I've learned to get over it and go to bed.

The 12s have no lives. I don't want to sound like AoG, but the Seahawks are a bunch of millionaires playing a game for a billionaire owner. They just happen to be located in Seattle. Them winning or losing doesn't make me any more or less of a person.

Pro teams have a habit of moving too. I remember the day when the Seahawks left for L.A. I have not felt a connection to pro sports really in about 20 years.
A lot of the 12s are making this out to be the worst thing to happen to seattle sports. Bullshit. The worst thing to happen was Huard being picked off by Kenny Wheaton and the long slow burn into Oregon supremecy, 10 years of fucking beatdowns. Also, it wasn't a bad call. Wilson should have chucked it into the stands.

You're a complete doog if you think Wheaton's going to score is the worst thing to happen to Seattle sports. Lambo was never winning a championship even if he gives that ball to Kauffman.

Hell, just from a UW perspective losing to UCLA in 1990 was much worse. As was the "Onions" UConn game. And if you want to discuss losses to Oregon, losing to them in 2000 was worse, though I don't think we could have beaten Stoops in the title game. And of course the sanctions/James' resignation were by far worse than any of those things.

And yes, I watched Huard hit Wheaton in stride, and yes I was devastated when it happened. It wasn't what kept that team from a championship though, so it falls way down the list of tragic Seattle sports moments.

1. Sonics move
2. UW Sanctions/James resignation
3. Super Bowl 49
4. Mutombo on his back cradling the ball on our court
5. "This has legs" Super Bowel loss
6. 1990 UCLA game
7. Mike motherfucking Jensen
8. 96 NBA Finals
9. 2000 Oregon game
10 at best. Huard's gonna throw

well, then arguably the worst single play call in seattle sports = Huard->Wheaton

This heralded the start of oregon's dominance in football

Causation?

 

[ApostleofGrief]

fine, whatever.... I hardly hang around here for good reason... soon I will be reading:

"I hate to sound like AoG, but the single worst play call in Seattle history was..."

 

[TTJ]

There is a thread over there with a bunch of 12s talking about how they can't sleep... They have been tossing and turning for hours with stomach aches and headaches.

Jesus Christ... Do people really put that much emotion into a sports team? Your life must really suck if it hangs in the balances of how a sports team performs. Last night sucked but I sure as hell didn't lose sleep over it or let it affect my mood today.

Hi there. I have 6582 posts on a "hardcore" fan site. And I think people who are too emotionally invested in sports teams suck.