Worse than Montana?

[bananasnblondes]

This reminds me of 2011 Oregon State. We were playing with house money with 6 wins and dooging that we had gotten blasted by good teams but it was just because they were too good and we needed more Tim. We played a hapless team with a dead coach on the road in November and had an uninspired loss and realized we were going to be mediocre for years with the coach.

I was thinking of that one too. Also the ASU and/or Colorado losses during the Petersen era or the Willingham loss to the winless Stanford team. All of those games were extremely low effort against vastly inferior teams

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

This reminds me of 2011 Oregon State. We were playing with house money with 6 wins and dooging that we had gotten blasted by good teams but it was just because they were too good and we needed more Tim. We played a hapless team with a dead coach on the road in November and had an uninspired loss and realized we were going to be mediocre for years with the coach.

Yeap, super sark ish let down after beating a team with a pulse drop a road game to a weak program.
Also, finally getting ranked during a bye week only to get embarrassed in the worst way nationally .

 

[HuskyJW]

I didn’t say it was worse than Montana. I asked if it was.
some of you need to learn the difference

 

[theknowledge]

2017 loss at ASU was really bad. 13-7 to a team I believe won only 4 games. Was also a much better UW team that lost and ASU wasn’t a big and physical last place B10 team so poor Washington should have been able to score two touchdowns. Win that and you’re probably in the semi finals again. Awful loss.

 

[haie]

this reminds me of the cal game in 2018 when they benched browning

also Nevada 2003 remember that

2017 ASU.
UW doesn't have the OL to throw it over and over when an average+ defense knows it's coming.
Almost the same issue as Petersen. Overly complicated pass happy offense.

 

[creepycoug]

People that follow college football know that it is common for lower division teams to play pre-season type games with upper division teams. It happens across the board, all divisions. Wins can occur if the challenger fields a really good team and the upper division is mediocre or bad. There's nothing unusual about this. Montana had a really good team and Washington a mediocre teams. It happens.

Ok, first of all, it's a little pedantic to say "people [who] follow college football know …." on this forum. Just think about it for a minute.
And your fetish for subdivision football notwithstanding, those losses are so rare that people still talk about them decades after they happened. People still give Michigan shit for losing to App State in 2007.
The talent across the board at Wisconsin is on another level from that at Montana. The offensive lines are not even a conversation.
Look at their schedule and results and tell me what it would look like if Montana were subbed in. Come on. We talk about grease around here for a reason.

 

[AOG]

People that follow college football know that it is common for lower division teams to play pre-season type games with upper division teams. It happens across the board, all divisions. Wins can occur if the challenger fields a really good team and the upper division is mediocre or bad. There's nothing unusual about this. Montana had a really good team and Washington a mediocre teams. It happens.

Ok, first of all, it's a little pedantic to say "people [who] follow college football know …." on this forum. Just think about it for a minute.
And your fetish for subdivision football notwithstanding, those losses are so rare that people still talk about them decades after they happened. People still give Michigan shit for losing to App State in 2007.
The talent across the board at Wisconsin is on another level from that at Montana. The offensive lines are not even a conversation.
Look at their schedule and results and tell me what it would look like if Montana were subbed in. Come on. We talk about grease around here for a reason.

Well by following cfb I mean the whole thing not just FBS.

I don't think losses to FCS are all that rare. When it does happen it is contender FCS team and a middling FBS team that expected to win just cuz .