OFFICIAL Washington vs. Colorado Game Thread

[insinceredawg]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Fetters/status/1462198508128145409

Fatters always thinking about food

Yuphttps://twitter.com/Chris_Fetters/status/1462257758296625155?t=zZMl7ZkDSH2UcmU64OSN0Q&s=19

 

[LawDawg1]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Fetters/status/1462198508128145409

Fatters always thinking about food

Yuphttps://twitter.com/Chris_Fetters/status/1462257758296625155?t=zZMl7ZkDSH2UcmU64OSN0Q&s=19

I’d say punting on 4th and 8 down 8 is worse.

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

its funny how the team is always "legitimately talented" and will "have better guys coming next year" but then they all suck. something doesnt add up

Agree

You're on the wrong board if you think anyone here is talking about better guys coming next year. New staff next year, we have no idea who's sticking with a commitment and coming in. Besides, there are maybe a half dozen kids coming in who might be remotely ready (@PapaBrailsford).

Yeah but y'all have the #58 class in hand already.

Gonna lose to Utah later today buddy

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Bump.

 

[DerekJohnson]

 

[Swaye]

Pac-12 Network: how do we "celebrate Native American Heritage Month" with you?

@Swaye?

 

[TurdBomber]

Turnovers weren't the difference. UW couldn't move the fucking ball when they had it.

Colorado is a better team and program than UW. Let that sink in. Then fire everyone.

 

[Canadawg]

Turnovers weren't the difference. UW couldn't move the fucking ball when they had it.

Colorado is a better team and program than UW. Let that sink in. Then fire everyone.

4-0 turnovers weren't the difference? Wow

 

[TheHB]

420 yards is moving the ball. The turnovers definitely were the difference, especially when one is returned for a TD.

 

[greenblood]

Turnovers weren't the difference. UW couldn't move the fucking ball when they had it.

Colorado is a better team and program than UW. Let that sink in. Then fire everyone.

Colorado had 4 first downs heading into the 4th quarter. At the very least the fumble for a td was a 10 point swing. Another fumble led to another buff 7. Then the Morris pick cost UW 3. So add those up and you turn a 3 point loss to a 17 point cruiser.

 

[LebamDawg]

Dless snatched defeat from the jaws of death again.

That was a disgusting display of a QB's inability to make a play under pressure... it was a single handed loss, he did it all by himself

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

Turnovers weren't the difference. UW couldn't move the fucking ball when they had it.

Colorado is a better team and program than UW. Let that sink in. Then fire everyone.

Colorado had 4 first downs heading into the 4th quarter. At the very least the fumble for a td was a 10 point swing. Another fumble led to another buff 7. Then the Morris pick cost UW 3. So add those up and you turn a 3 point loss to a 17 point cruiser.

Morris sack made the missed field goal long as well.

What a terrible fucking game to watch.

 

[TheHB]

We can’t let Cooper McDonald off the hook for an idiotic roughing the passer penalty on 3rd and long. While I’m tempted to lay everything at the clubbed foot of Dylan Morris, there were other fucktards involved in losing to a shitbag team like Colorado.

This team is so stupid. From an academic prowess institution like Warshington, it is mind boogling how low the football IQ is.

 

[greenblood]

Turnovers weren't the difference. UW couldn't move the fucking ball when they had it.

Colorado is a better team and program than UW. Let that sink in. Then fire everyone.

Colorado had 4 first downs heading into the 4th quarter. At the very least the fumble for a td was a 10 point swing. Another fumble led to another buff 7. Then the Morris pick cost UW 3. So add those up and you turn a 3 point loss to a 17 point cruiser.

Morris sack made the missed field goal long as well.

What a terrible fucking game to watch.

This was not a game of Colorado pulling off a shocker. It was a game of UW violently punching themselves in the nuts continuously, until their balls ruptured.

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

Turnovers weren't the difference. UW couldn't move the fucking ball when they had it.

Colorado is a better team and program than UW. Let that sink in. Then fire everyone.

Colorado had 4 first downs heading into the 4th quarter. At the very least the fumble for a td was a 10 point swing. Another fumble led to another buff 7. Then the Morris pick cost UW 3. So add those up and you turn a 3 point loss to a 17 point cruiser.

Morris sack made the missed field goal long as well.

What a terrible fucking game to watch.

This was not a game of Colorado pulling off a shocker. It was a game of UW violently punching themselves in the nuts continuously, until their balls ruptured.

So just another day of UW football?

 

[TurdBomber]

Turnovers weren't the difference. UW couldn't move the fucking ball when they had it.

Colorado is a better team and program than UW. Let that sink in. Then fire everyone.

Colorado had 4 first downs heading into the 4th quarter. At the very least the fumble for a td was a 10 point swing. Another fumble led to another buff 7. Then the Morris pick cost UW 3. So add those up and you turn a 3 point loss to a 17 point cruiser.

That game was lost weeks ago. Every team UW played figured out that pressuring Morris was all they had to do to cripple the offense and whenever they needed to seal the game, they rushed Morris and he predictably choked under pressure.

 

[TurdBomber]

420 yards is moving the ball. The turnovers definitely were the difference, especially when one is returned for a TD.

Even without the turnovers, UW would've found a way to lose the game, as they've done 7 times this season. How many games has UW folded when they needed to make a crucial play, while the other team executed when they had to? Like, say, Colorado did yesterday. And Oregon State, and UCLA, and Oregon, and next week at WSU.

All season long UW has impressively moved the ball when it didn't matter, and they followed the same script at Colorado.

As someone else said when the ASU game score was 10-9 at half, "this lead seems insurmountable." True all season long, Stanford being the one random blip that went off script.