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It would definitely be an improvement. With Larry, we had a Commish who liked lavish offices, and that was about it. GK came in, and just for that we had hope. But so far he isn't breaking new ground either. It is the Pac-2, with Oregon & USC as far as football goes, and that is where the money is. Right now, the Pac-2 is a big parking lot, where Oregon and USC are spinning their wheels. The Alliance needs to win again, Unfortunately Obi Wan Kanobi isn't around.

I think you're on to something here. It goes back to the offense, and now how Mario was saying, "Yeah, got it with the offense, yeah, yeah". But of course he didn't have it at all. He didn't really have anything, and now he has to start over again. This time in a place with a history of winning championships, and the belief, somehow, that he will get The U back to the top. I like where Oregon is now. Not sure about Miami.

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A very good description.

Cristobal landed as the coach to keep the team from sinking, so can't really compare the reactions to his and Lanning's starting points. Lanning doesn't need to keep the program from sinking, he just needs to keep it from just treading water. The enthusiasm he showed at his introduction has followed in his actions. He's hired some coaches, talked to possible recruits, and "attacked the portal". I see it as an upgrade already. It's hard to get excited about the Alamo Bowl, but It will bring closure to the season. I am really looking forward now to the 1st game next season. I have no doubt that Lanning will have the team fired up for Georgia, something we sure couldn't say about Miami Guy.

Not that snow has to be a problem

You are so right with this, and makes the 2016 "70" by the Huskies even more of a sign of where they are as a program. Oregon, and now USC has the hype going, is the Brand, when it comes to the Pac-2.

I dont know, but if I'm a standout defensive player having Lanning, with the Georgia D he was in charge of, I'd be excited to be a part of what he'll have at Oregon.

Well, as of now, bah humbug.

It is true that you remember the bad more intensely than the bad, and the non-block is my top memory of DAT. The game that always pops up first in my memory is Oct.30, 2010, when the Stormtroopers took over the Coliseum. Oregon ran for 311 yards and beat USC 53-32

It got really cold and showed all night in Beaverton. Woke up to a Winter Wonderland!

3X is a nice sample. I remember a while back, we were checking and had to go back to the 70's to find a clear advantage for UDUD.

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38 and raining in Beaverton now.

Actually, since 1964, Oregon-Washington have played 56 times, didn't play in 2001 or 2020. The record is 28-28.

So far, not only has Oregon not collapsed with the departure of the guy from Miami, new Coach, Dan Lanning, has moved forward, namely reconnecting with Cyrus Moss, and in this story from Ducks Wire, Zachary Neel, a top QB, has Oregon in his list. Ducks Make Top 12 for 5-Star QB Nicholaus Imaleava Jr. in 2023

I've told my ill begotten Husky Cousins that Chip's Ducks could have put 70 on them multiple times, but beating them, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 times in a row was enough, and oh yeah, it's 1, 2, 3 in a row again.

Although, and more power to him, I think Justin doesn't mind coaching in Berserkly. It would take a run of 0-12 seasons for his seat to get warm.

Yeah. Huskies know all about great coaches, 0-12 Ty Willingham, New Weasel, Mistake by the Lake...

. So much vitriol coming from a Women's Crew School.

Exactly! The CFB, BCS, whatever we call it, has taken the spirit out of college football. Why not have two Champs? Conflict is energizing. Besides the fans of the Invited teams, nobody is waiting with bated breath for the semi-finals, much less the Rose Bowl. It's why there are Bowls for 6-6 teams, or 5-7 now.

They aren't taking this well at all in Husky Land, really lost it this time

The Seahawks are in a serious downturn this season, in large part, as you note here, by their Draft moves.