2000 #4 Miami Fl @ #15 Washington No Huddle

[@4u2dzirr]

Thank you so much for the channel. I’m in Seattle...was 18 yr old when UW won National Title 91’. Just sent 2000 Miami game to HS friend...I went to that one, great upset. Thanks again, Damien in SeaTown BOW DOWN to Washington.

[@davidadamsmusic]

I attended this game and needed a long nap after to recover. The energy in the stands was off the charts. We stood, yelled, stomped, screamed, and gave all we had to the DAWGS that day. It seemed to help and coach Neuheisel came right over to our section (near tunnel) after the game to thank the fans. Epic day at Husky Stadium.

[@theonlydjtopcat]

I was at this game. Great to humble the Canes again after the Whammy in Miami.

[@virtual_warbirds]

65-7.

[@daddio159]

Different team dippy

[@theonlydjtopcat]

@@virtual_warbirds WASH>>miami 2 to 1 all time head to head son. The 2023 Dawgs would beat the brakes off the Canes if they played this season.

[@daddio159]

@@virtual_warbirds ending their 58 Game home winning streak, yeah!

[@kimhall4672]

@@theonlydjtopcatEAT A DICK❗️.. them dawgs ain’t NEVA FUCKIN WIT’ DEM’ BOYZZZ outta MIAMI‼️

[@AaronStark1993]

Thanks for this. If you have any other 2000 Washington games I would love to see them. That season was magical.

[@bizonc]

WA and ORe ST were top 4 teams that year. Wish the playoff was then. Either one could beat Oklahoma

[@ralfigs]

Washington had Miami's number

[@CoreyT127]

Santana Moss, Reggie Wayne, Andre Johnson, and Jeremy Shockey as your pass catchers! Good lord.

[@JJJJ-he8bz]

Jill Conner lol how did they loose

[@ManuelFlores-oe2wf]

What about their running backs..... Clinton Portis Willis Mcgahee Frank Gore 2001 Miami is probably the greatest college football team I’ve ever seen

[@SportZFan4L1fe]

And still lost.

[@daddio159]

They were young and the UW was a more experienced team. They also had to go on the road and play in front of 72K rabid fans. Their VG’s clenched up and they couldn’t run.

[@doctorcane]

@@SportZFan4L1fecoker called a horrible game Can’t deny that

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

A win is a win, but we still didn't look that good here.

[@kevineiford2153]

This Miami team was one of the best ever... This was their only loss over the next two years

[@davidrose451]

Remember listening to this game on the radio on Miami Beach another one we should have won probably cost us a national championship but next year 65 to 7was at that game it was awesome

[@doctorcane]

Coker called a horrible game

[@brandonphan5183]

Washington Miami FSU OU This would have been an insane playoff year.

[@mikeseibert4889]

That one game we lost that year cost us playing in the national championship cause of that BCS bullshit I'm so glad they got rid of that garbage and now pretty much have a final four now

[@chinohja]

This was Dorsey’s first big Road game of his career! Even with this Loss, Miami should’ve been in Orange Bowl that season. They would’ve slaughtered Oklahoma.

[@mrog5481]

Why should they have gotten in over Washington, also a one loss team, but a team that beat them straight up?

[@alexkain8564]

K-State was the best team that Oklahoma faced in 2000. K-State would have beaten either one of these teams. Oklahoma held Florida State to 2 points in the national championship. They would have been all over Ken Dorsey and this Miami team. Miami would have been lucky to score 10 points

[@chinohja]

@@mrog5481 and FSU get in over Miami when they beat them H2H..there’s a reason why I the voters had Miami ranked ahead of Washington after their loss to Oregon. Miami was loaded. They beat #1 FSU at the time then crushed #2 VaTech the next month (yes Vick was hurt)

[@chinohja]

@@alexkain8564 Weinke was so awful that game. Snoop Minnis being suspended for the game was a big blow as well. I don’t think Heupel and that offense wouldn’t even scored 13 pts against Miami defense like they did against FSU.

[@alexkain8564]

@@chinohja Oklahoma offense was unstoppable in 2000. Miami was fast but OU went about 5 deep at wide receiver with an all star tight end as well as a running back that was a nightmare to tackle in the open field. Throw in the runner up for the Heisman Trophy at quarterback for OU and Miami would have had their hands completely full trying to cover all of those weapons. K-State had a tremendous defense in 2000 and gave up 41 points at home against that OU team

[@fantasticvoyage262]

Wasn't Husky Stadium one of the first stadiums that year to get the new field turf?

[@hawksforlife12]

I was at this game as well as every home game in 2000. I remember on the ferry on the way to this game telling my brother and his friend UW is gonna win, 34-29 Go daWgs

[@alexkain8564]

Washington got beat by K-State in the Holiday Bowl in 1999 though.

[@daddio159]

@@alexkain8564what does that have to do with 2000-2001?

[@alexkain8564]

@@daddio159 Im saying K-State deserved a better bowl opponent in 1999 than that mediocre Washington Huskies team. KSU went 11-1 in 1999. They deserved a much better bowl than the Holiday Bowl matchup with Washington. They really should have been paired with Alabama that year

[@daddio159]

@@alexkain8564 and yet they beat a 7-5 UW team 24-20, they would’ve gotten spanked by a better team. What’s funny is that OU had the exact same record as UW 7-5 in 1999, then they were 12-0 and 11-1 the next years.

[@alexkain8564]

@@daddio159 Who would have beaten K-State in 1999 that you can think of during the bowl season? The entire K-State secondary went to the NFL. Their linebacker is now in the College Football Hall of Fame. KSU only got beat on the road at Nebraska in 1999. The rest of their opponents they beat handily except for a few. You know this. People think Washington deserved a chance against OU in the title game. They would have gotten beat the same way that Florida State got beat. By being held to under 10 points of offense. Thats a fact

[@waltjisneychannel74]

When UDUb actually played a legit non conference schedule

[@buckfuttler2877]

we still do compared to some. one good power 5, one group of 5, one FCS (which should never be played)

[@waltjisneychannel74]

@@buckfuttler2877 UDUb player ark st and Montana this season and lost to Montana lol I love UDUb but losing to Montana is worse then going 0-12

[@keaneofcomedy]

Should've been the national championship 9 years earlier, but we're too smart of a country for that!

[@wejuggernautentertainmentl3156]

Mistakes are still being made to this day lol

[@cory2023]

The irony is that everyone was complaining that miami should have played ou in the title over fsu but in reality it should have been washington

[@Thedude24]

It was perfectly legitimate for Florida state to play in the national title game with Oklahoma, blew through a far tougher schedule than Miami.

[@JohnnyHads]

FSU was beaten by Miami. Ends that argument.

[@cory2023]

@JohnnyHads Miami lost to Washington and Washington didnt play fsu all went 10 and 1.

[@cory2023]

@JohnnyHads I know your an fsu fan but its important to have some objectively once in awhile. Im not a Washington fan

[@JohnnyHads]

@@cory2023 right but even the simplest minded college football fan knew Miami was a far superior team late in the season than they were early on. Particularly Dorsey’s first ever big road game. By the end of the season Coker realized Portis was the RB1, Reggie Wayne and Andre Johnson immersed as stars. Ed Reed was now the voice of the defense and Miami never lost again. The entire season. Washington lost to Oregon. If your argument is head to head is all that matters, and we can’t use our brains, aren’t you insisting Oregon was better than Washington?

[@LizardCane]

Where's the 2001 game?

[@buckfuttler2877]

the one after washington lost all its good players, and miami had one of the best teams ever?

[@buckfuttler2877]

@@Kendo144k 3 year starter QB Marques Tuiasasopo , starting CB Butler, starting LB Pharms, starting LB Darrel Daniels, 3 year starting FB Pat Conniff...and EVERY. SINGLE. STARTING. OFFENSIVE. LINEMAN, and 8 of top 9 OL. You didn't have to wait long!

[@GR8NESS15]

@@buckfuttler2877 they were still ranked #11 when Miami massacred them. Lol, don't try to make it seem like they were some cupcake out there.

[@buckfuttler2877]

@@GR8NESS15 that was the 2nd game of the year. And they finished 8-4. As averages a team as you get.

[@wyattjeffers7885]

@@buckfuttler2877 they didn’t play them the second week cuz of 9/11, they played em in late November

[@TheWakeup011]

Those missed 2 point conversions really cost UM.

[@daddio159]

As did the poorly thrown interceptions by UW. Otherwise UM had no chance. They needed UW to mess up, cuz they mostly got outplayed.

[@TheWakeup011]

How did it cost them if they won the game?

[@daddio159]

@@TheWakeup011 it cost a larger score, when it came time for the Polls.

[@mrog5481]

UW should have gotten to play Oklahoma for the title. Anyone arguing for Miami, please note result of game shown above.

[@GENERALSPARTAN27]

Oklahoma would've beaten the snot out of UW

[@alexkain8564]

Oklahoma would have beaten this Washington team by at least two touchdowns. K-State handled this Washington team the year before in 1999 in the Holiday Bowl. Big XII football was so much more talented than Pac-12 or the ACC in the early 2000’s

[@daddio159]

UW would’ve had prison style relations with OK, just like USC did in 2003. Lol.

[@alexkain8564]

@@daddio159 The thing is, Washington had a really really solid team in 2000. But I saw that Oklahoma team in person against K-State. Their offense literally had four or five wide receivers that would have started on any Big XII team depth chart. Their tight end seemed to always be wide open. Their running back defenders would hit him straight on and bounce backwards. K-State had a tremendous defense just like Washington did in 2000, but they literally moved the ball at will the entire game against us in Manhattan. You could get them to 3rd and 5 when they were on offense knowing as a defense that they were still going to pick up a first down with some short screen pass that was going to go for 60 yards easily. That offense was one of the best offenses I’ve ever seen. Their defense was also extremely solid. We have a tremendous home field advantage in Manhattan, KS and the score was 38-14 at one point in the 3rd quarter OU was winning by 24 points even though Terence Newman was a star on K-State

[@GENERALSPARTAN27]

@@daddio159 I think it was 2004

[@sUrGeDaBoSs]

That was a TD by santana moss

[@nightfall3332]

Nice!

[@rayshondukes-uo8xk]

Was up

[@seanstew1137]

Miami was screwed by the refs the entire game. Washingtons 2cd drive there were 2 terrible pass interference calls and a personal foul that never happened

[@kasheem1747]

No pass interference on

[@sterlingferguson7234]

Washington stinks

[@jamesfarnan7456]

Oh really can you name me more teams that have more Rose bowl appearances didn't wash it and just play for the national championship undefeated yeah they didn't win but who was your team let me guess you're a Michigan fan I'll take the Huskies in the Don James years over what most teams in college have ever done thanks go learn how to judge college football you don't know what you're talking about SMH

[@doctorcane]

Tuiasoapo was a horrible QB. If the player wasn't running open by 6 yds he couldn't find him at all. The thing that kept Miami off balance was his running and that was all. That and Coker's crappy play calling with Butch Davis going to 2 points in the 3rd qtr. LMAO! What a dolt. Hand Washington a win where you could have come back and won it.

[@mongoslade277]

😂. He was so Horrible that he was the best quarterback in the Pac-10. Better than Carson Palmer, Joey Harrington & Jonathan Smith. So Horrible that Washington was ranked 3rd at the end of the 2000 season and Beat Miami who was ranked 2nd. So Horrible that he was a 2nd round pick in the draft. Yeah, a really Horrible quarterback. Smh

[@doctorcane]

@@mongoslade277 LOL at you reading off a list of shitty QB's like they were hall of famers. Yeah you beat Miami, congrats for that on that day. How long did he last? In the NFL, Tuiasosopo was primarily a reserve quarterback. He had 2TD's and 7INT's. LOL at you throwing this chump into the HoF category comparing him to Joey Harrington! BWAHAHAHAHA Harrington sucked! 554 passing yards total! OMG< make way! His grand highlight was 2003 Marques played his first career NFL start, but struggled, throwing for just 65 yards along with an interception before leaving the game with an injury late in the first half. And he was never ever heard from again. If you asked 900 football fans who he played for, none of them would know unless they were Oakland fans or hapless Jets fans. I noticed you didn't mention what happened the following year in our crib. I sat on the 15 yard line watching that destruction. It was a walk over.

[@jamesfarnan7456]

Yeah so horrible that the raiders took him and he played in the NFL so horrible he led the Huskies to the Rose bowl I think your football knowledge is what's horrible here guy

[@doctorcane]

@@jamesfarnan7456 no what suspect is your recall of how horrible he was in the NFL he passed for 65 yards and an interception in one of his only starts. He was absolutely horrible. He was a career back up in the Super Bowl where they got blown out 48 to 21. He wasn’t even allowed on the field. He was so bad, so please before you say somebody’s knowledge is horrible. Why don’t you at least pick up a book and read it and the quarterbacks mentioned above none of them had any impact on the game whatsoever beyond the PAC 12 whatever

[@doctorcane]

@@mongoslade277 you’re using Jonathan Smith as a marker seriously, you need to get a different life. He was horrible. He could barely pass the ball. Never had any impact on the game beyond a few games in college sorry. You seem to want to equate him to Joe Burrow get the heck out of here.