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Ed MOTHEREFFING G
Chances make champions
College football needs one or two lovable curmudgeons out there, and Lou and Corso both fading quickly.
Wheres Barry Switzer or Jimmy Johnson? Whats Spurrier gonna do when he retires?
Ed MOTHEREFFING G
Chances make champions
ya know whats funny, i looked up tyrone willingham after my last post and man, i forgot HOW BAD his last year at Washington was
yeah it was 0-12
but look
2008
Willingham's stiff demeanor resulted in a somewhat acrimonious relationship with fans, boosters, and the Seattle media. The turning point came at the end of his third (losing) season when there was a big question as to whether he would be retained. However President Emmert gave him a vote of confidence and he was retained for a fourth year. The fans were hugely divided, with some calling for his firing.[citation needed]
The 2008 season started off inauspiciously with #21 Oregon defeating Washington 44–10. This marked the first time Oregon had ever beaten Washington five times in a row in the history of the century-long rivalry.[14] The second game against #15 BYU was a nail biter and Washington scored the final touchdown in the final minute. The PAT would have tied the game, however an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty was called against quarterback Jake Locker who had thrown the ball up in the air in celebration after scoring the touchdown. This moved the PAT attempt to 35 yards which was blocked and the BYU escaped with a 28–27 victory. In the next game, the Huskies were dismantled 55–14 by the #3 Oklahoma Sooners, giving the overmatched Huskies their greatest margin of defeat at home since 1929.[15] In the fourth game, the Huskies lost to Stanford leaving them as the only winless team in a BCS conference. The Huskies were without a sack, leaving them as the only school without a sack at this point of the season.[16] It was the second 0–4 start in the last 5 years and only the fourth time ever in the history of the program. Starting quarterback Jake Locker was lost for the season, injuring his left hand during a block on a reverse.
In the fifth game, Arizona put Washington away early and the game ended with a 48–14 wipeout of the Huskies. This was the biggest margin of victory by Arizona over Washington ever, and started a watch of just how bad the team could get. The Huskies had a flat performance in their sixth game to lose to Oregon State 34–13. This was the fifth consecutive loss to the Beavers, something that had never happened in the long history of the series.[17] Game 7 was another loss versus his former team Notre Dame. The Huskies were nearly shutout in suffering a 33–7 loss that left them 0–7 and ineligible for a bowl game yet again. On October 27, 2008, seven games into the 2008 season, Willingham announced that his contract was being terminated and he would be leaving UW after the regular season.[18] Game 8 was a shutout by USC.
At 0–11, Washington was the only winless team in the FBS, and the owner of a 13-game losing streak stretching from the last season. Washington closed out the season with a loss at 1–10 Washington State in double-overtime, making it four of the last five, and with a season ending loss at California. Willingham finished the season with an 0–12 record, the Huskies' first winless season in 119 years. His .229 winning percentage is the worst in school history.
yeah it was 0-12
but look
2008
Willingham's stiff demeanor resulted in a somewhat acrimonious relationship with fans, boosters, and the Seattle media. The turning point came at the end of his third (losing) season when there was a big question as to whether he would be retained. However President Emmert gave him a vote of confidence and he was retained for a fourth year. The fans were hugely divided, with some calling for his firing.[citation needed]
The 2008 season started off inauspiciously with #21 Oregon defeating Washington 44–10. This marked the first time Oregon had ever beaten Washington five times in a row in the history of the century-long rivalry.[14] The second game against #15 BYU was a nail biter and Washington scored the final touchdown in the final minute. The PAT would have tied the game, however an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty was called against quarterback Jake Locker who had thrown the ball up in the air in celebration after scoring the touchdown. This moved the PAT attempt to 35 yards which was blocked and the BYU escaped with a 28–27 victory. In the next game, the Huskies were dismantled 55–14 by the #3 Oklahoma Sooners, giving the overmatched Huskies their greatest margin of defeat at home since 1929.[15] In the fourth game, the Huskies lost to Stanford leaving them as the only winless team in a BCS conference. The Huskies were without a sack, leaving them as the only school without a sack at this point of the season.[16] It was the second 0–4 start in the last 5 years and only the fourth time ever in the history of the program. Starting quarterback Jake Locker was lost for the season, injuring his left hand during a block on a reverse.
In the fifth game, Arizona put Washington away early and the game ended with a 48–14 wipeout of the Huskies. This was the biggest margin of victory by Arizona over Washington ever, and started a watch of just how bad the team could get. The Huskies had a flat performance in their sixth game to lose to Oregon State 34–13. This was the fifth consecutive loss to the Beavers, something that had never happened in the long history of the series.[17] Game 7 was another loss versus his former team Notre Dame. The Huskies were nearly shutout in suffering a 33–7 loss that left them 0–7 and ineligible for a bowl game yet again. On October 27, 2008, seven games into the 2008 season, Willingham announced that his contract was being terminated and he would be leaving UW after the regular season.[18] Game 8 was a shutout by USC.
At 0–11, Washington was the only winless team in the FBS, and the owner of a 13-game losing streak stretching from the last season. Washington closed out the season with a loss at 1–10 Washington State in double-overtime, making it four of the last five, and with a season ending loss at California. Willingham finished the season with an 0–12 record, the Huskies' first winless season in 119 years. His .229 winning percentage is the worst in school history.
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I'm on the fence about my squad and the Playoffs right now. I didn't get to watch the game until just now on the Fox Sports replay I recorded and our Centers will get Watson killed with those bad snaps and hit/miss blocking. While the 1st team defense is still good...how we were so good last season was our mixed unit [Venerable mixes the 1st and 2nd units] was so good we didn't have much drop off. Not the case this week...App St. got their yards and scores against that unit. I'm hoping they were sleepwalking a bit thinking ahead to Louisville because even Watson came out flat.... but if you want to see the look of a hater....this cat tried to hurt Deshaun by grabbing his facemask and pulling him to the ground. Gallman trucked him on his TD run and then Watson threw that 60 plus year bomb to Peake for a TD and this is what I saw.
Spurrier on TV after he retires
STOOPS BROTHERS FIRE BACK AT PAUL FINEBAUM, WHO DONS OKLAHOMA HAT ON ESPN IN RESPONSE
Posted by Andrew Bucholtz on Sep 15, 2015 16:33
Only two weeks into the college football season, some of the SEC versus the rest of the world tensions are flaring up again, and unsurprisingly, Paul Finebaum is at the centre. The controversial ESPN and SEC Network host called Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops “irrelevant” ahead of Saturday’s game with Tennessee, and after the Sooners won, Stoops shot back in his Monday press conference:
“I don’t care,” Stoops said. “He doesn’t deserve that attention from me. The bottom line is ask Tennessee and their 105,000 people if we’re relevant or not. And a few other teams in the last couple years. Doesn’t matter.
“And he’s getting paid to promote a league. That’s what he does. That’s OK. Everyone has to earn their money one way or the other.”
Bob’s brother Mike, the Sooners’ defensive coordinator, also had some harsh words for Finebaum:
I'm starting to like Bob Stoops
Posted by Andrew Bucholtz on Sep 15, 2015 16:33
Only two weeks into the college football season, some of the SEC versus the rest of the world tensions are flaring up again, and unsurprisingly, Paul Finebaum is at the centre. The controversial ESPN and SEC Network host called Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops “irrelevant” ahead of Saturday’s game with Tennessee, and after the Sooners won, Stoops shot back in his Monday press conference:
“I don’t care,” Stoops said. “He doesn’t deserve that attention from me. The bottom line is ask Tennessee and their 105,000 people if we’re relevant or not. And a few other teams in the last couple years. Doesn’t matter.
“And he’s getting paid to promote a league. That’s what he does. That’s OK. Everyone has to earn their money one way or the other.”
Bob’s brother Mike, the Sooners’ defensive coordinator, also had some harsh words for Finebaum:
I'm starting to like Bob Stoops
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