HuskyFanPodcast: Arizona Preview

Notwithstanding the dick jokes, that was a great listen. I am surprised at how optimistic everyone was about the Arizona game. The game scares the tar out of me. Rodriguez is a great coach and it's his second year. Man.
 
We are favored by 8.5 at home. I'm not worried like I said Sark tends to win these games.

The 4-0 start I can't wait to book mark posts and tweets for the 3 game losing streak.

I expect us to take a ton of shit after this win then same fuckers won't say a fucking word after we lose to ASU to go 4-3.
 
Notwithstanding the dick jokes, that was a great listen. I am surprised at how optimistic everyone was about the Arizona game. The game scares the tar out of me. Rodriguez is a great coach and it's his second year. Man.
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Its a bridge year for Arizona and they know it. Rich Rod is bringing in some good talent..maybe he can be a Mike Riley for them. But they lost their star qb, two best WR's and still have issues on defense. They are a one-dimensional offense right now and UW's D hasn't given up more than 17 pts at home since 2011.
 
Notwithstanding the dick jokes, that was a great listen. I am surprised at how optimistic everyone was about the Arizona game. The game scares the tar out of me. Rodriguez is a great coach and it's his second year. Man.
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Its a bridge year for Arizona and they know it. Rich Rod is bringing in some good talent..maybe he can be a Mike Riley for them. But they lost their star qb, two best WR's and still have issues on defense. They are a one-dimensional offense right now and UW's D hasn't given up more than 17 pts at home since 2011 because they played at Oregon and Arizona.
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The penalties is what will keep the game within reach for zona. If Washington is crisp in all three phases of the game, have no turnovers I like UW to win convincing.
 
Notwithstanding the dick jokes, that was a great listen. I am surprised at how optimistic everyone was about the Arizona game. The game scares the tar out of me. Rodriguez is a great coach and it's his second year. Man.
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Its a bridge year for Arizona and they know it. Rich Rod is bringing in some good talent..maybe he can be a Mike Riley for them. But they lost their star qb, two best WR's and still have issues on defense. They are a one-dimensional offense right now and UW's D hasn't given up more than 17 pts at home since 2011.
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It's a bridge year for Washington and they know it. Sarkisian is bringing in some good talent..maybe he can be a Mike Riley for them.
 
I will judge Sark based on if he tries to get pass happy with Arizona or just runs the sankeytrain on Rich Rod

Rich loves his 3-3-5 which got him ran out of Ann Arbor, if we can't run all over that, TSIFO

combine that with the expected rain and wind, i put the odds of Sark throwing it all over the field at 81%

But flying up from Dallas for this, i have to force some doog optimism to keep the weekend from being ruined before it starts. So UW wins, but it's ugly.

 
The lack of respect for a team that plunger raped Sark rather easily last year is remarkable.
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Oregon State and Stanford either plungered or beat us rather easily in 2011 on the road. We beat both of them at home. If it was a road game, I would pick Arizona, but it's not. Using last year as your argument is FS.

 
The lack of respect for a team that plunger raped Sark rather easily last year is remarkable.
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Oregon State and Stanford either plungered or beat us rather easily in 2011 on the road. We beat both of them at home. If it was a road game, I would pick Arizona, but it's not. Using last year as your argument is FS.
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1. Rich Rodriguez wasn't the coach of Arizona in 2011.
2. Washington was lucky to beat both OS and Stanford at home last year.

I'm not saying it's a lock Arizona will win. I'm just saying that it is AuburndoogFuckingStupid to assume Washington wins rather easily.
 
The lack of respect for a team that plunger raped Sark rather easily last year is remarkable.
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Oregon State and Stanford either plungered or beat us rather easily in 2011 on the road. We beat both of them at home. If it was a road game, I would pick Arizona, but it's not. Using last year as your argument is FS.
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1. Rich Rodriguez wasn't the coach of Arizona in 2011.
2. Washington was lucky to beat both OS and Stanford at home last year.

I'm not saying it's a lock Arizona will win. I'm just saying that it is AuburndoogFuckingStupid to assume Washington wins rather easily.
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Having a below average to shitty defense (11th last year), a QB who can't throw and unproven WR's while playing on the road seems like a bad formula to me. That's why I think Washington wins rather easily. I don't think Arizona is very good. I guess we will see on Saturday. The line is up to 10 in places. 14 points doesn't seem too crazy to me.

 
The lack of respect for a team that plunger raped Sark rather easily last year is remarkable.
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Oregon State and Stanford either plungered or beat us rather easily in 2011 on the road. We beat both of them at home. If it was a road game, I would pick Arizona, but it's not. Using last year as your argument is FS.
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1. Rich Rodriguez wasn't the coach of Arizona in 2011.
2. Washington was lucky to beat both OS and Stanford at home last year.

I'm not saying it's a lock Arizona will win. I'm just saying that it is AuburndoogFuckingStupid to assume Washington wins rather easily.
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Having a below average to shitty defense (11th last year), a QB who can't throw and unproven WR's while playing on the road seems like a bad formula to me. That's why I think Washington wins rather easily. I don't think Arizona is very good. I guess we will see on Saturday. The line is up to 10 in places. 14 points doesn't seem too crazy to me.
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Since you're too lazy to do the research, here's some relevant information about how Sark's teams perform against mid-tier Pac-10 teams (anywhere from 3-6 to 6-3 in conference play) at home:

2009
Beat USC (5-4) 16-13
Beat Arizona (6-3) 36-33
Beat Cal (5-4) 42-10

2010
Lost to ASU (4-5) 24-14
Beat OS (4-5) 35-34

2011
Beat Cal (4-5) 31-23

2012
Lost to USC (5-4) 24-14
Beat OS (6-3) 20-17
Beat Utah (3-6) 34-15

NOTE: In 2011, UW only beat a 2-7 Arizona team 42-31.

Unless you think Arizona is going to be 2-7 or worse in conference this year, you should assume the Huskies win a close game on Saturday. A loss to Arizona is just as likely as a double digit win.
 
I think the Huskies win but if I were to bet I'd take the points and bet on Arizona.

I hope I'm wrong and the Huskies kick the Wildcats ass but Sark tends to not blow people out. I mean Illinois should have been a blowout but Sark found a way to keep it close.

He'll do that here with bad RZ play calling and the lack of discipline will stall a drive or two.

I have the Huskies winning 27-24.
 


The lack of respect for a team that plunger raped Sark rather easily last year is remarkable.
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Oregon State and Stanford either plungered or beat us rather easily in 2011 on the road. We beat both of them at home. If it was a road game, I would pick Arizona, but it's not. Using last year as your argument is FS.
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1. Rich Rodriguez wasn't the coach of Arizona in 2011.
2. Washington was lucky to beat both OS and Stanford at home last year.

I'm not saying it's a lock Arizona will win. I'm just saying that it is AuburndoogFuckingStupid to assume Washington wins rather easily.
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Having a below average to shitty defense (11th last year), a QB who can't throw and unproven WR's while playing on the road seems like a bad formula to me. That's why I think Washington wins rather easily. I don't think Arizona is very good. I guess we will see on Saturday. The line is up to 10 in places. 14 points doesn't seem too crazy to me.
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Since you're too lazy to do the research, here's some relevant information about how Sark's teams perform against mid-tier Pac-10 teams (anywhere from 3-6 to 6-3 in conference play) at home:

2009
Beat USC (5-4) 16-13
Beat Arizona (6-3) 36-33
Beat Cal (5-4) 42-10

2010
Lost to ASU (4-5) 24-14
Beat OS (4-5) 35-34

2011
Beat Cal (4-5) 31-23

2012
Lost to USC (5-4) 24-14
Beat OS (6-3) 20-17
Beat Utah (3-6) 34-15

NOTE: In 2011, UW only beat a 2-7 Arizona team 42-31.

Unless you think Arizona is going to be 2-7 or worse in conference this year, you should assume the Huskies win a close game on Saturday. A loss to Arizona is just as likely as a double digit win.
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This is pressing in my opinion. It remains to be proven, but I think we are substantially better than those teams, especially 2009 and 2010. Sark is Sark, so you could be right, but I just don't see it. I wouldn't be surprised if he kept it close like More Time said. It's happened before. Next week is when the season starts and could officially be over with a plunger raping.

 
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Did Emmert pass a new NCAA rule that only allowed Washington to get better between 2012 and 2013?

If so, was it following up a rule that said UW had to tread water from 2009 through 2012?
 
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