Stats are for losers

jecornel

New Fish
Part 10. Washington is the best team in America. Beat Oregon twice and Texas baby.

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we freakin' break the script.

In the past years, I would have agreed that UW is an anomaly and we're bound to lose eventually. But, considering we've beaten teams ahead of us 3 times already, I'm not worried about michigan. I'm rolling with KDB until he loses.
 
Took SC, Utah, and Oregon State's best shot. 2/3 on the road and MW Utah is always greased up to play in Seattle.

Those teams finished poorly, obviously, so the media doesn't care, but still.
 
If Penix throws remotely close as he did in the Sugar bowl. I just don’t see Michigan winning.

The bewilderment of the national media watching penix is the best part. Qualifications of being an analyst are at all time low. The pronunciation of rome odunze is another gem.
 
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It’s unreal. The national media is truly pathetic. If Penix was on a blue blood he would have won the Heisman and talked about weekly.
 
If Penix throws remotely close as he did in the Sugar bowl. I just don’t see Michigan winning.

The bewilderment of the national media watching penix is the best part. Qualifications of being an analyst are at all time low. The pronunciation of rome odunze is another gem.

Literally the stupidest people in the world work in sports media. They don't even watch the sport they cover.
 
If Penix throws remotely close as he did in the Sugar bowl. I just don’t see Michigan winning.

The bewilderment of the national media watching penix is the best part. Qualifications of being an analyst are at all time low. The pronunciation of rome odunze is another gem.

Literally the stupidest people in the world work in sports media. They don't even watch the sport they cover.

I get that Penix was extra special Monday night and I've watched every throw he's made the past two seasons. Still, the media's shock by it is fucking dumb. I think a lot of them are just on their phones and Twitter reacting to each other's bullshit.
 
If Penix throws remotely close as he did in the Sugar bowl. I just don’t see Michigan winning.

The bewilderment of the national media watching penix is the best part. Qualifications of being an analyst are at all time low. The pronunciation of rome odunze is another gem.

Literally the stupidest people in the world work in sports media. They don't even watch the sport they cover.

I get that Penix was extra special Monday night and I've watched every throw he's made the past two seasons. Still, the media's shock by it is fucking dumb. I think a lot of them are just on their phones and Twitter reacting to each other's bullshit.

He played great, no doubt even by his standards. The narrative that it was something dramatically above and beyond how he plays most games is annoying as fuck though. It's a national coping mechanism.
 
If Penix throws remotely close as he did in the Sugar bowl. I just don’t see Michigan winning.

The bewilderment of the national media watching penix is the best part. Qualifications of being an analyst are at all time low. The pronunciation of rome odunze is another gem.

Literally the stupidest people in the world work in sports media. They don't even watch the sport they cover.

I get that Penix was extra special Monday night and I've watched every throw he's made the past two seasons. Still, the media's shock by it is fucking dumb. I think a lot of them are just on their phones and Twitter reacting to each other's bullshit.

He played great, no doubt even by his standards. The narrative that it was something dramatically above and beyond how he plays most games is annoying as fuck though. It's a national coping mechanism.

I think a big difference was also never throwing that one interception that just makes you shake your head was part of it too. Man, if he could have avoided that the past two seasons...
 
If Penix throws remotely close as he did in the Sugar bowl. I just don’t see Michigan winning.

The bewilderment of the national media watching penix is the best part. Qualifications of being an analyst are at all time low. The pronunciation of rome odunze is another gem.

Literally the stupidest people in the world work in sports media. They don't even watch the sport they cover.

I get that Penix was extra special Monday night and I've watched every throw he's made the past two seasons. Still, the media's shock by it is fucking dumb. I think a lot of them are just on their phones and Twitter reacting to each other's bullshit.[/b]

I'm guessing they spend 85% of their Saturday's on Twitter and 15% watching the SEC.
 
If Penix throws remotely close as he did in the Sugar bowl. I just don’t see Michigan winning.

The bewilderment of the national media watching penix is the best part. Qualifications of being an analyst are at all time low. The pronunciation of rome odunze is another gem.

Literally the stupidest people in the world work in sports media. They don't even watch the sport they cover.

I get that Penix was extra special Monday night and I've watched every throw he's made the past two seasons. Still, the media's shock by it is fucking dumb. I think a lot of them are just on their phones and Twitter reacting to each other's bullshit.

He played great, no doubt even by his standards. The narrative that it was something dramatically above and beyond how he plays most games is annoying as fuck though. It's a national coping mechanism.

I think a big difference was also never throwing that one interception that just makes you shake your head was part of it too. Man, if he could have avoided that the past two seasons...

Yeah I was pretty surprised he didn't make one forced throw into a crowd. I cringed every time he rolled out since that's usually when it happens.
 
What Washington is doing right now is really some game changing cutting edge stuff

Why so many are missing this compared to what Oregon was doing 10-15 years ago under Chip is that on the surface this doesn't look different ... to many it is just Penix dropping dimes at a high level (which he is)

But when you really dive in to understanding the pressure that this offense puts on defenders with leverage and releases

The doubters are just fueling the fire
 
What Washington is doing right now is really some game changing cutting edge stuff

Why so many are missing this compared to what Oregon was doing 10-15 years ago under Chip is that on the surface this doesn't look different ... to many it is just Penix dropping dimes at a high level (which he is)

But when you really dive in to understanding the pressure that this offense puts on defenders with leverage and releases

The doubters are just fueling the fire

This. There was two plays that stood out to me. The TD to MacMillan over the middle. One S high. Romay runs a go route up the right side. Penix uses his eyes to move the S to Penix’s right towards Romay. JMac is running a post from the slot I think. Penix quickly comes back with a laser over the middle. S sees it develop late dives back to knock the pass down but is over 3’ short. Crazy.

The second play was a 15-20 yard pass to JMac in yhe 3rd quarter where JMac lined up in the backfield to Penix’s left. There was one WR out wide on the left. It was obvious that in the defensive scheme, a LB had coverage on JMac. Huge mismatch. The WR cleared it out and JMac did the rest.

The sugar Bowl was my first game seeing Penix and this offense in person all 22. There was so much more, but Penix and this offense are even better than
What you see on TV. Incredible.
 
If Penix throws remotely close as he did in the Sugar bowl. I just don’t see Michigan winning.

The bewilderment of the national media watching penix is the best part. Qualifications of being an analyst are at all time low. The pronunciation of rome odunze is another gem. [/b]
https://twitter.com/RomeOdunze/status/1742684826732552395?s=20

I’ve heard it pronounced wrong more than it is right by pundits. Just tells me they’ve never watched Odunzay play. They’ve had years to do it. Years.
 
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