Let’s win today. Go dawgs!! ☔️

Why not

Oregon has never been a national champion

Is…is this a Digimon reference?! 😳

@@omegamanGXE Not to Mention, Sonic X, Total Drama, W.I.T.C.H., and Totally Spies reference too

Hobert was very good and deserves more credit than he gets. If he wasn’t as prepared and ready the whole season could have tanked.

I’ve never even heard anyone make that accusation before, let alone show proof.

@@omegamanGXE Either a jealous Duck or Coug fan.

Go Dawgs!!!

The Dawg Father part II

@@Jason-lk9yiThe Dawgfather II: Electric Boogaloo

Because she tested positive for ligma

So something is clearly wrong with you. You enjoy seeing a person you don't know get hurt playing football? Grow up kid.

@@googlemyself4091 Ok, you MUST know these things about me: I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. Washington Huskies, Oregon Ducks, and Oregon State Beavers fan. Japanese-American. I HATE the Celtics, Lakers, Suns and Jazz. And, I hate the Michigan Wolverines. And, I hate the Kansas City Chiefs. THESE are why I love seeing Elvis Grbac face down on the ground. I BET that if I ask him to say bad things about the Japanese, he would have NO problem doing so. He and people of Michigan come across that way.

@@googlemyself4091 Another thing: I HATE Washington State, because of what they did to Oregon in 2003. I always hated the Arizona Wildcats and Bob and Mike Stoops, and I hate them even more because they injured Kellen Clemens of Oregon in 2006 or whatever year that was. And, Washington State literally injured the Oregon State quarterback, to the point where he had to have an ambulance take him off the field. I hate it when a team that I LIKE has an injury, but if it's a team that I hate, I LOVE seeing their quarterback get injured! Remember Al Davis? He said, "The quarterback must go down, and he must go down hard." So, I'm not the only one who thinks this way.

@@unappealingundesirable2826 So you wish pain upon someone under the complete assumption that he would supposedly speak poorly of your heritage? Care to provide any examples of Elvis Grbac speaking ill about Japanese Americans? Like already said, grow up.

@@AaronStark1993 There are people who I just am SO sure, would have NO problem bashing the Japanese, if I asked them. Bo Schembechler, Lloyd Carr, Jim Heerboogh, Red Auerbach. I also hate Elvis Grbac, because look at what he has, that I don't: Wealth, fame, a Super Bowl ring, a wife and kids, tons of money. BTW, I thought that people from Ohio and Iowa were NICE. (To be fair, the BLACK people from Ohio are nice. As are many Whites from Ohio) I was SO shocked, to learn how many MEAN White people come from Ohio! Bob Knight, Bob Stoops, Mike Stoops, Jim Heerboogh, and Donald Korn. For those who DON'T know who Donald Korn is, look up Ruth Doench and Ethel Strayer. The POINT is, Donald Korn is from O----hio. As is Elvis Grbac. By now, you all know what I think about Ohioans. O-----hio!!

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Lots of teams manhandled Michigan in the Rose Bowl. It's basically Bo's legacy.

@@ericdaniel323 Truth. Lol

@@ericdaniel323and now Jim Fraudbaugh is continuing the tradition of losing bowl games lol

That was the greatest Washington team ever and arguably the best 1 season defense of all time

That's OK. You guys sure gave it to us this year for the natty. I really don't think that there's any bad blood either. Just good competition when our 2 teams get together.

*RIP POPS*

miami

Not the Seahawks!! They were horrible that year

@@erics2739 Huskies would’ve beat Miami that year. The ‘Canes never faced a defense like the ‘Dawgs that year.

I was in the army stationed in Germany. My friend tony vail was from Tacoma and also a fan. We listened on afn. Good times.

I know Washington had a long winning streak against Cal, but Cal always played Washington tough and close. That 2000 Rose Bowl team was another very close cal against the Golden Bears.

Your Dad may be around my age, probably a bit younger: I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. My Dad told me about how Steve Emtman was so dominant, it took 2-3 opponents to ward him off, leaving easier paths for other defensive teammates. What both the 2013 Seahawks, and the 1991 Huskies have in common, are the dominant DEFENSES! During that 2013 Seahawks run, I kept thinking about the Huskies 1991 defense.

@@unappealingundesirable2826My dad still curses the Indianapolis Colts franchise. He insists Steve Emtman would have been a Hall of Famer if it weren’t for their notorious shitty playing surface that kept causing him injuries.

@@omegamanGXE Your Dad has a very vaild point! The Kingdome was notorious for its awful astroturf fields. Ken Griffey Jr suffered some injuries, playing on that turf. And, THAT'S how pathetic Seattle USED to be: At one point in MY life, the Sonics, Seahawks, and Mariners ALL played in the same stadium! (The Kingdome) Now, we have an embarrassment of riches, in terms of sports arenas in Seattle. My favorite George Maldauhu highlight, is on the first or second play of Washington's 54-0 win over Arizona in 1991, when Emtman broke through the line, and sacked Maldauhu, knocking him face down on the turf!