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Post by beaverbeliever71 on May 8, 2023 20:12:59 GMT -8
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Post by irimi on May 8, 2023 20:35:12 GMT -8
Well, of course. We all knew that.
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Post by beaverbeliever71 on May 8, 2023 21:02:28 GMT -8
Well, of course. We all knew that. Makes sense. OSU does have the most National Titles of any program this Century |
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Post by irimi on May 9, 2023 5:21:17 GMT -8
Well, of course. We all knew that. Makes sense. OSU does have the most National Titles of any program this Century While this is certainly true and a fine benchmark, I feel it overlooks the tremendous accomplishment of the 2017 team. Yes, I’m still bitter. |
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Post by RenoBeaver on May 9, 2023 5:53:32 GMT -8
Thats cool AF
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Post by flyfishinbeav on May 9, 2023 7:35:45 GMT -8
Makes sense. OSU does have the most National Titles of any program this Century While this is certainly true and a fine benchmark, I feel it overlooks the tremendous accomplishment of the 2017 team. Yes, I’m still bitter. Yep me too. That team still almost did it even with what happened heading into the super against Vandy.....that super, and specifically KJ Harrisons 3 run bomb in the first, was probly my favorite moment at Goss ever......that team should've been the front end of another B2B. |
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Post by irimi on May 9, 2023 11:01:56 GMT -8
While this is certainly true and a fine benchmark, I feel it overlooks the tremendous accomplishment of the 2017 team. Yes, I’m still bitter. Yep me too. That team still almost did it even with what happened heading into the super against Vandy.....that super, and specifically KJ Harrisons 3 run bomb in the first, was probly my favorite moment at Goss ever......that team should've been the front end of another B2B. Hypothetical for you. Had they won it all in 2017, do you think Casey would’ve stepped down a year early? He chose to leave on a high note….Would that have been high enough? |
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Post by flyfishinbeav on May 9, 2023 11:29:17 GMT -8
Yep me too. That team still almost did it even with what happened heading into the super against Vandy.....that super, and specifically KJ Harrisons 3 run bomb in the first, was probly my favorite moment at Goss ever......that team should've been the front end of another B2B. Hypothetical for you. Had they won it all in 2017, do you think Casey would’ve stepped down a year early? He chose to leave on a high note….Would that have been high enough? I think no way he steps away.....with '18 team just as strong coming back, I think he wants to go out trying for B2B, which is what should've happened |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on May 9, 2023 15:28:39 GMT -8
Yep me too. That team still almost did it even with what happened heading into the super against Vandy.....that super, and specifically KJ Harrisons 3 run bomb in the first, was probly my favorite moment at Goss ever......that team should've been the front end of another B2B. Hypothetical for you. Had they won it all in 2017, do you think Casey would’ve stepped down a year early? He chose to leave on a high note….Would that have been high enough? Sometimes, life gets in the way. Casey stepped down after the 2018 season, because of stuff more important than baseball. 2018 was his Last Dance, win or lose in 2017. Still, I am sure that winning a National Championship in 2018 made the decision far easier. |
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Post by bdudbeaver on May 9, 2023 17:17:31 GMT -8
That, really, is an amazing accomplishment. Everything else in OSU athletics pales in comparison. Not to belittle our other teams, but does WSU, UW, UO have anything comparable? Especially in what used to be called a warm weather sport. It's not football or Men's BBall, but it is in the next tier.
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on May 9, 2023 19:14:42 GMT -8
That, really, is an amazing accomplishment. Everything else in OSU athletics pales in comparison. Not to belittle our other teams, but does WSU, UW, UO have anything comparable? Especially in what used to be called a warm weather sport. It's not football or Men's BBall, but it is in the next tier. Washington has three MNCs in football in an eight-year period. Washington also has multiple rowing National Championships. Oregon has multiple National Championships in Cross Country, Track and Field, and Acrobatics and Tumbling. |
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Post by nabeav on May 10, 2023 13:57:49 GMT -8
That, really, is an amazing accomplishment. Everything else in OSU athletics pales in comparison. Not to belittle our other teams, but does WSU, UW, UO have anything comparable? Especially in what used to be called a warm weather sport. It's not football or Men's BBall, but it is in the next tier. High praise from a guy (Big Game Boomer) that put out this graphic less than two months ago: |
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Post by Judge Smails on May 10, 2023 14:21:36 GMT -8
That, really, is an amazing accomplishment. Everything else in OSU athletics pales in comparison. Not to belittle our other teams, but does WSU, UW, UO have anything comparable? Especially in what used to be called a warm weather sport. It's not football or Men's BBall, but it is in the next tier. Washington has three MNCs in football in an eight-year period. Washington also has multiple rowing National Championships. Oregon has multiple National Championships in Cross Country, Track and Field, and Acrobatics and Tumbling. Washington only officially claims 1 of those titles......1991 |
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Post by rgeorge on May 10, 2023 14:28:12 GMT -8
That, really, is an amazing accomplishment. Everything else in OSU athletics pales in comparison. Not to belittle our other teams, but does WSU, UW, UO have anything comparable? Especially in what used to be called a warm weather sport. It's not football or Men's BBall, but it is in the next tier. High praise from a guy (Big Game Boomer) that put out this graphic less than two months ago: Except one was the program over two decades and the Feb 14th graphic was "team" as in for 2023 season. Some had Oregon the better team going into the season. And although head-to-head is one metric, baseball is about a season. Thus far Oregon has held up pretty well vs a much tougher overall schedule. |
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Post by Henry Skrimshander on May 10, 2023 14:31:10 GMT -8
That, really, is an amazing accomplishment. Everything else in OSU athletics pales in comparison. Not to belittle our other teams, but does WSU, UW, UO have anything comparable? Especially in what used to be called a warm weather sport. It's not football or Men's BBall, but it is in the next tier. Washington has three MNCs in football in an eight-year period. Washington also has multiple rowing National Championships. Oregon has multiple National Championships in Cross Country, Track and Field, and Acrobatics and Tumbling. Florida has won twice as many men's track NCs (4-2) as Oregon in this century (sorry, indoor track doesn't count. It's the equivalent of spring football). Texas A&M and LSU have won four women's titles in this century, Florida and USC three. Oregon has won two. Oregon also has the distinct advantage of hosting 10 NCAA meets in this century. Northern Arizona has won six men's CC titles, including the last three. Colorado has won four, Oregon has won two. Stanford has won four WCC titles since 2000, BYU and Colorado three, Oregon two. So Oregon has no sport that matches our post-2000 success. By no stretch of the imagination can one conclude their T&F or CC programs are the best in the country since 2000. I can only assume you are joking about competitive cheerleading. |
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