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Post by ag87 on Sept 25, 2017 21:33:06 GMT -8
Some say trap game. Trap shmap! I handicapped this game at -39 for UW. For those that are familiar with Bleeda's posts over the years, know I often actually wear thick orange colored glasses. The only glasses Saturday will be empty shot glasses. Hopefully, I can stumble out of Tommy's and make it to my season tix seats (20years now). Losing by lots of points hurts. You can bleed dat! -RWG I have three models. They say 1) UW 44 OSU 10 2) UW 85 OSU 17 (holy crap) 3) UW 37 OSU 18. My head says OSU will have huge problems moving the ball. UW will put eight in the box and dare DG to throw over it. A shutout is a real possibility. I think UW will not want to humiliate us and the defense will play hard for a while. Halftime 38-0 and final 52-10.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2017 5:29:14 GMT -8
Oregon State has two weeks to prepare for this. Washington put 37 on undefeated Colorado (so maybe they are tired?) and get California (who looked good for three quarters against USC) the week after. This has trap written all over it. Peterson is going to have a tough time getting the team to focus on Oregon State. And the Beavers will probably be more run-heavy with DG. Oregon State was without Nall last year and still managed to rush for 5.9 ypc. Washington beat Colorado by 27, but it was 17-10 with three minutes left in the third quarter and then the Buffs fell apart. Pick-6, shanked punt, Husky touchdown, failed fourth-down conversion, one-play Husky touchdown. Less than 10 minutes later, it is 37-10. Colorado looks better than Oregon State on offense, but the Beavers have had two weeks to hatch a plan against a Washington team that will be looking ahead. How about this for a fun fact? Washington enters Corvallis as the #6 team in the country. The last time that a top ten Washington played in Corvallis? 2001. Final score? OREGON STATE 49 - #8 Washington 24. There is still some magic left in Reser Stadium. If Oregon State executes, gets a few bounces, and gets the crowd involved, this one could be entertaining. If not, this one could be ugly. Go Beavs! Students are back on campus now. It should be a loud game for as long as the Beavers are in it. And UW has to prepare for an unknown offense. Will DG outperform Luton? How's his passes this year? We only saw a glimpse in the WSU game, but with time and preparation (which the Beavs have had) DG could move this offense.
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Post by kersting13 on Sept 26, 2017 9:37:39 GMT -8
Oregon State has two weeks to prepare for this. Washington put 37 on undefeated Colorado (so maybe they are tired?) and get California (who looked good for three quarters against USC) the week after. This has trap written all over it. Peterson is going to have a tough time getting the team to focus on Oregon State. And the Beavers will probably be more run-heavy with DG. Oregon State was without Nall last year and still managed to rush for 5.9 ypc. Washington beat Colorado by 27, but it was 17-10 with three minutes left in the third quarter and then the Buffs fell apart. Pick-6, shanked punt, Husky touchdown, failed fourth-down conversion, one-play Husky touchdown. Less than 10 minutes later, it is 37-10. Colorado looks better than Oregon State on offense, but the Beavers have had two weeks to hatch a plan against a Washington team that will be looking ahead. How about this for a fun fact? Washington enters Corvallis as the #6 team in the country. The last time that a top ten Washington played in Corvallis? 2001. Final score? OREGON STATE 49 - #8 Washington 24. There is still some magic left in Reser Stadium. If Oregon State executes, gets a few bounces, and gets the crowd involved, this one could be entertaining. If not, this one could be ugly. Go Beavs! Students are back on campus now. It should be a loud game for as long as the Beavers are in it. And UW has to prepare for an unknown offense. Will DG outperform Luton? How's his passes this year? We only saw a glimpse in the WSU game, but with time and preparation (which the Beavs have had) DG could move this offense. Or, he could turn out to be just as bad as he was last season, which is what I'm really afraid of.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2017 14:00:09 GMT -8
Students are back on campus now. It should be a loud game for as long as the Beavers are in it. And UW has to prepare for an unknown offense. Will DG outperform Luton? How's his passes this year? We only saw a glimpse in the WSU game, but with time and preparation (which the Beavs have had) DG could move this offense. Or, he could turn out to be just as bad as he was last season, which is what I'm really afraid of. Afraid? No way! Embrace whatever happens! It's going to be a glorious Fall Saturday. Our young men will go out onto the field and play a game. Young college students will be there acting crazy enjoying the vitality of youth! Older grads and friends of the university will be there as part of their tradition, their heritage. Yes, it is likely that we will lose. Yes, it is likely that they will run all over us. So what? We are the underdogs. We are the unwanted step-sisters who stay home from the ball. But our day will come! Change is inevitable. Enjoy what we are given today.
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Post by electricbeaver on Sept 26, 2017 18:09:19 GMT -8
Right now having MORE coaching by this staff seems like a negative. Everything they do turns to poop. They have the poop touch. It’s technical name is: fecal Midas touch.
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