Tequilla
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Judging from some of the post headings, looks like Aubbie is saying that he's expecting 11 wins with Petersen and 10 wins if Sark was still here while also reminding that we've won with 1st year starting QBs before. Of course, Aubbie is meeting the usual resistance from Kim Jong Vino, Ektard, and Butler Cabin.
The whole we've never won with a 1st year starting QB is a load of bullshit ... just say Billy Joe Hobert and drop the mic. If you really want to insult people, bring the names of Peyton Manning >>> Tee Martin to the table.
The whole questioning of 11 wins just shows you want kind of piss poor expectations that those people who value access more than results have. The schedule is a fucking dreckfest set up for a huge season:
Out of Conference (4 games): @ Hawaii, Eastern Washington, Illinois, Georgia St - who actually thinks that we're going to lose any of these games?
Conference Road Dreckfests (2 games): @ Cal and @ Colorado - probably not losing either of these games ... there's 6 wins.
Conference Home Games (4 games): Stanford, Arizona St, UCLA, Oregon St ... I get that Stanford and UCLA are going to be difficult games; ASU is rebuilding and we should beat Oregon St; you can be conservative and say that we're going to win 3 of the 4 home games and that's fine ... my guess is that if you ask Petersen in a private truthful moment he'd tell you that the goal is to go undefeated at home
Non-Conference Dreckfest Road Games (3 games): @ Oregon, @ Arizona, @ Washington St ... None of these games are gimme wins and of course until we beat Oregon it's hard to predict that we will beat them but the other two games are definitely winnable ...
Bottom line is that 11 wins comes down to winning 3 of the "tough" home games and 2 of the non-dreckfest road games or winning all 4 of the conference home games and 1 of the road games. Is it really that difficult to ask what should be a good UW team to win 5 of their 7 tough games?
I'd be really interested to see how long it'd take a post to get deleted asking Butler Cabin if he's still prepared to make a $10k donation to the UW Athletic Department in my name.
The whole we've never won with a 1st year starting QB is a load of bullshit ... just say Billy Joe Hobert and drop the mic. If you really want to insult people, bring the names of Peyton Manning >>> Tee Martin to the table.
The whole questioning of 11 wins just shows you want kind of piss poor expectations that those people who value access more than results have. The schedule is a fucking dreckfest set up for a huge season:
Out of Conference (4 games): @ Hawaii, Eastern Washington, Illinois, Georgia St - who actually thinks that we're going to lose any of these games?
Conference Road Dreckfests (2 games): @ Cal and @ Colorado - probably not losing either of these games ... there's 6 wins.
Conference Home Games (4 games): Stanford, Arizona St, UCLA, Oregon St ... I get that Stanford and UCLA are going to be difficult games; ASU is rebuilding and we should beat Oregon St; you can be conservative and say that we're going to win 3 of the 4 home games and that's fine ... my guess is that if you ask Petersen in a private truthful moment he'd tell you that the goal is to go undefeated at home
Non-Conference Dreckfest Road Games (3 games): @ Oregon, @ Arizona, @ Washington St ... None of these games are gimme wins and of course until we beat Oregon it's hard to predict that we will beat them but the other two games are definitely winnable ...
Bottom line is that 11 wins comes down to winning 3 of the "tough" home games and 2 of the non-dreckfest road games or winning all 4 of the conference home games and 1 of the road games. Is it really that difficult to ask what should be a good UW team to win 5 of their 7 tough games?
I'd be really interested to see how long it'd take a post to get deleted asking Butler Cabin if he's still prepared to make a $10k donation to the UW Athletic Department in my name.