Dawgs were blown-out of Husky Stadium by the ducks again today. Oregon's win streak is as safe as ever and still counting at ten games. So much for removing the track and how did so much green and yellow pond scum gain access to the Terrace Club?
At five(5) losses in five(5) opportunities, Sark is now the all-time leader in coaching failure against Oregon in football...... having passed up Tyrone's four(4) losses in four(4) futile attempts. The way today's game went for Sark, who can think about this losing streak ever ending?
How did everyone like the blackout? Just before halftime and again late in the 3rd quarter, it reminded me of the last blackout I saw in Husky Stadium two years ago against Oregon, a different flock of ducks, but the same result......... so much so that it felt like an afternoon deja vu all over again. The flat black helmets were special and I've come around to believing that if the Dawgs are going to play like they did today, perhaps they shouldn't be allowed to don the Purple and Gold while we're present.
We knew that the Husky defense would struggle against the duck offense, didn't we? Of course we did. However, I had the feeling during the game that Oregon probably could have scored 70+ points and would have except that Sark managed to tweek the defense against kick-offs during past week's practices forcing the ducks to march at least half the length of the field for each of their TD's. This special team's improvement wasn't quite offset by the Huskies' mediocre punting.
I imagine you doogs who gave us your pithy wisdom last week about how Oregon's defense this year wasn't up to duck standards must be in shock and awe. The second or first ranked team in the country doesn't get there with weak LB's and DL's. If the Husky offense has any potency, which now is a bit questionable, they made the duck defense look mighty tough.
After soaking up some rays in Tempe next Saturday, the Dawgs of mid-season mediocrity will begin the final stretch of five games of which three are winnable and two on the road are probably not. The only question after today is will our football team fade to worse like they did at the end of last season or show us some charactor. What we saw today could be as good as it's going to get in 2013.
After today, it appears certain that Committed to Rivalry is still as far away as it's ever been.
At five(5) losses in five(5) opportunities, Sark is now the all-time leader in coaching failure against Oregon in football...... having passed up Tyrone's four(4) losses in four(4) futile attempts. The way today's game went for Sark, who can think about this losing streak ever ending?
How did everyone like the blackout? Just before halftime and again late in the 3rd quarter, it reminded me of the last blackout I saw in Husky Stadium two years ago against Oregon, a different flock of ducks, but the same result......... so much so that it felt like an afternoon deja vu all over again. The flat black helmets were special and I've come around to believing that if the Dawgs are going to play like they did today, perhaps they shouldn't be allowed to don the Purple and Gold while we're present.
We knew that the Husky defense would struggle against the duck offense, didn't we? Of course we did. However, I had the feeling during the game that Oregon probably could have scored 70+ points and would have except that Sark managed to tweek the defense against kick-offs during past week's practices forcing the ducks to march at least half the length of the field for each of their TD's. This special team's improvement wasn't quite offset by the Huskies' mediocre punting.
I imagine you doogs who gave us your pithy wisdom last week about how Oregon's defense this year wasn't up to duck standards must be in shock and awe. The second or first ranked team in the country doesn't get there with weak LB's and DL's. If the Husky offense has any potency, which now is a bit questionable, they made the duck defense look mighty tough.
After soaking up some rays in Tempe next Saturday, the Dawgs of mid-season mediocrity will begin the final stretch of five games of which three are winnable and two on the road are probably not. The only question after today is will our football team fade to worse like they did at the end of last season or show us some charactor. What we saw today could be as good as it's going to get in 2013.
After today, it appears certain that Committed to Rivalry is still as far away as it's ever been.