Washington v. Alabama

[drrew]

Chickensh!t Alabama with less than 30 seconds left in the game.

Really dislike Urban and Dabo, they're both so slimey, but I'll cheer for anyone against a team that plays like that.

 

[Largent80]

Too bad, they played em close in the first half but the pick 6 was the coffin nail.

 

[Sports Hernia]

This game isnt about Browning.

Its about how good Alabama's front 7 is.

I think it's both.

 

[JSeahawks]

UW's Defense can hold their heads up high.

 

[SeatownJay]

Hopefully Browning can learn from this and make a similar leap from year 2 to year 3 like he did from year 1 to year 2. Also need to get stronger on the offensive line. They were dominated today.

 

[cesame]

Browning is certainly limited a little bit

Any time he pushes the ball down the field it requires him to get a ton of air under the ball that it gives elite athletes like Alabama time to get to the spot

 

[NFSeahawks]

Play calling was weird at times, not enough deep shots. Needed to scatter those in a little more after getting a first down.

The defense played well overall, but lots of missed tackles.

Browning rushed multiple throws, not sure he'll ever be that big play QB. Hopefully he improves even more next year.

 

[vin.couve12]

You don't get to absolve the QB of their play when you're a passing team. It's the same crap with the Hawks. It's certainly not fair to the other players, who by those same accounts, take a lot of blame for losing when again, you put emphasis on passing all the damn time.

You can't have both. QBs shouldn't have a different set of rules.

 

[TwistedHusky]

Having watched how Browning played against USC, I knew we were done before the kick.

But the defense did a great job keeping us in this game and but for an incredibly stupid throw by Browning this game was 7 to 10 late.

Not sure that was not the pinnacle, considering we still have 2 years with the guy but our defense will be missing some guys that likely end up gone in the 1st & 2nd rounds of the draft.

Browning just does not have the arm strength or ability to play at a top college QB level. But Petersen is tremendously good at making average or below average QBs look good.

So we made it this far.

 

[cesame]

It's also no fun playing a Nick Saban team with him having 3-4 weeks to prepare for your team

Big difference compared to only 1 week

 

[falcongoggles]

The real weak link on the offensive line was the right tackle. He got abused. Amazing what a single position can do to ruin an entire offense.

 

[SeatownJay]

The real weak link on the offensive line was the right tackle. He got abused. Amazing what a single position can do to ruin an entire offense.

It was the true freshman at right guard that got repeatedly abused tonight.

 

[GeekHawk]

The real weak link on the offensive line was the right tackle. He got abused. Amazing what a single position can do to ruin an entire offense.

Not amazing at all when you're a (Tom Cable OL-coached) Seahawks fan!

 

[vin.couve12]

The right side of the OL was horrid. Left wasn't horrible, but wasn't great either.

 

[CPHawk]

Yeah, it's not like we average over 44 points per game or anything.

Paper tiger. The PAC 12 had the worst collection of D anywhere in the power 5 confrences.

 

[bigtrain21]

Did they just show Sark picking his nose and eating it?????

100% That was disgusting.

 

[HawkGA]

Huskies were definitely game today. Their defense was legit.

 

[getnasty]

Can't wait for Millen to blame the receiver for Browning's idiotic pick 6.

They have to look further down field to Ross, got to take chances, if it's picked off it will be more like a punt rather than a pick 6. Not thrilled with the offensive play calling in the 2nd quarter, very Bevellesque.

This is funny, UW's offense looks awesome all year then the one game the line can't block it's the OC fault. Now you see what Bevells had to deal with all year. Not saying Bevells a world beater but if you get owned in the trenches it doesn't matter who the OC is.

 

[vin.couve12]

Play calling is affected when the ball is in the air so long, trying to fit strikes into zones against fast defenses. They took away the easy over the top throws. You started to see more rollouts and floods, but even when Browning pulled the trigger he was way off.

Tell you what though, I did see a couple lackluster routes too. It was just bad.

 

[Bobblehead]

Couple of costly mistakes, made all the difference.
They played well against what is reported as one of the great college teams ever.

I see the Huskies as the #2 team in the country.