The Curtis Williams UW-Stanford game.
C-Dub, Justin Robbins, Marques, Todd Elstrom, etc.
C-Dub, Justin Robbins, Marques, Todd Elstrom, etc.
Somewhat ironically, tomorrow (Sat) will be the 23rd anniversary of...
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What a range of emotions in the final minutes of the 4th quarter
Will never forget. A rare radio game listening to Stanford pull a comeback while ASU was blowing a lead to Oregon. Looked like the Rose Bowl was gone. The injury was obviously serious when it happened but we didn't know how bad. That was when the team almost blew it. Thankfully Tui led an 80 yard drive in 3 plays. Ty will always Ty
The real loser was Oregon State. Had UW and Oregon lost the beavers would have been Rose Bowl bound
RIP Curtis
The real loser was Oregon State. Had UW and Oregon lost the beavers would have been Rose Bowl bound
RIP Curtis
I just realized there are several guys from that team that didn’t make it to their 30s or 40s. Definitely saw Marquise Cooper and Anthony Vontoure. Curtis Williams obviously, are there others? Is Chris Massey still alive?
Another shitty, wobbly Major Applewhite pass just sailed over his head for a completion.
I remember him being fast enough that they weren’t necessarily over his head, he just had zero awareness, hands, ball skills, knowledge of the game…
I remember leaving the house in disgust, and hopped in my car, on my way to drown my sorrows at the glory holes at Woodland Park. I get about 5 blocks away and finally get the game on just to hear Rondeau make the TD call. I was ecstatic and celebrated at the glory holes at Woodland Park.
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An undefeated Beavlet would have beaten up Stoops and that Sooner team IMO.
As it was, I'd say beating the shit out of Notre Dame - OSU had more penalty yards than ND had offense - taint a consolation prize anyone should grumble about.
Beavis vs Fighting Creepycoogs would have been interesting.
When I interviewed Kerry Carter for my book on that season, it was one of the most profound and bittersweet interviews I've ever done.
I was there. I never doubted for a second that we’d win.
It helped that I was having a manic episode
It helped that I was having a manic episode