Most Unfortunate Injuries

[dnc]

A movie about the birth of Alabama football in the 26 Rose Bowl could probably be sold

Saban and CGI DJ (Not the Stalin one) doing the voiceover history of UW and Alabama would be riveting.

 

[DoogieMcDoogerson]

Locker shattering his hand trying to run block against Stanford wasn't too good but I guess it depends on your perspective. I'm pretty sure UW fails to accomplish 0-12 with a healthy Locker

Locker temporarily going blind when his helmet covered his eyes on his head.

 

[Tripper_Johnson]

Tui in 99. He still played against UCLA, but that game cost us the Rose Bowl.

 

[TheHB]

Tui in 99. He still played against UCLA, but that game cost us the Rose Bowl.

Broken butt.

 

[WoolleyDoog]

I think Wilson died of alcoholism though, on a dock, a forgotten man

It was a riches-to-rags sad story. Once upon a time, I toyed with the idea of writing a book about him.

What about Dave Kopay? I thought about trying to write a script about him and surprised he hasn't had a movie or series about his story yet. I looked him up and he lived around the corner from me in LA.

 

[dirtysouwfdawg]

Why did Latu leave?

Udub medical team deemed him unable… they wouldn’t medically clear him. Head or torn vag or something.

 

[WoolleyDoog]

Great topic by @WoolleyDoog. In the future maybe we can do a "Most Unfortunate Turnovers" or something else from the most unfortunate canon

We need more misery. I mean I think we all know the number one most painful turnover.

-Browning's pick six against Alabama which changed that game.
-Penix' stupid pick six against ASU last year likely cost the program a Pac-12 championship and a Rose Bowl trip
-There's a Penix
-Can't remember when but pretty sure Tui threw two picks against Oregon in 2000
-Haener's pick six against Cal in 2018

 

[chuck]

Great topic by @WoolleyDoog. In the future maybe we can do a "Most Unfortunate Turnovers" or something else from the most unfortunate canon

We need more misery. I mean I think we all know the number one most painful turnover.

-Browning's pick six against Alabama which changed that game.
-Penix' stupid pick six against ASU last year likely cost the program a Pac-12 championship and a Rose Bowl trip
-There's a Penix
-Can't remember when but pretty sure Tui threw two picks against Oregon in 2000
-Haener's pick six against Cal in 2018

Brunell threw one or two picks in the loss to UCLA in 1990. The last one sealed the game iirc.

 

[CFetters_Nacho_Lover]

Great topic by @WoolleyDoog. In the future maybe we can do a "Most Unfortunate Turnovers" or something else from the most unfortunate canon

We need more misery. I mean I think we all know the number one most painful turnover.

-Browning's pick six against Alabama which changed that game.
-Penix' stupid pick six against ASU last year likely cost the program a Pac-12 championship and a Rose Bowl trip
-There's a Penix
-Can't remember when but pretty sure Tui threw two picks against Oregon in 2000
-Haener's pick six against Cal in 2018

Instead of talking about these tonight, I might just someone to kick me in the balls 81% of the time.