cymatica
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I think Washington would be ready and way more fired up than in the first meeting.
cymatica":3bwiot02 said:I think Washington would be ready and way more fired up than in the first meeting.
The_Z_Man":11oof5r1 said:hawkfan68":11oof5r1 said:USC is a very good team no doubt. USC gave them a punch in the mouth. Huskies weren't ready for that the first time. I think they would know how to play USC the next time around. Browning had his worst game against USC.
USC had all the motivation to win that game not to mention major revenge on their minds. They were also coming off a two week home stand and were well rested and completely healthy.
Huskies were in a weird place... playing a bunch of weird games on the road against teams that had offbeat styles -- Utah, Cal, et. they came out flat, and played their worst game of the season, and they were banged up.
This time around, UW will have the revenge mindset. USC would be on a short week, and they got a bit banged up against Notre Dame.
Even though SC is a matchup issue, if I absolutely had to make put money on the game, I'd put it on UW. USC will get their A game next time, and I think the Trojans are a bit cocky right now. They were talking so much smack in the Notre Dame game, the Irish players started trying to hurt them, and wigging out and stomping on them and crap after the plays
That's assuming Utah can pull this out, which I am starting to doubt because the Buffs look like the better team.
we won't get to see it, but I would have liked to have seen us play them with browning on and a better offensive gameplan than the first meeting. You attack USC up the gut. for whatever reason we ran sideways and threw deep the whole gameThe_Z_Man":38l59q6i said:hawkfan68":38l59q6i said:USC is a very good team no doubt. USC gave them a punch in the mouth. Huskies weren't ready for that the first time. I think they would know how to play USC the next time around. Browning had his worst game against USC.
USC had all the motivation to win that game not to mention major revenge on their minds. They were also coming off a two week home stand and were well rested and completely healthy.
Huskies were in a weird place... playing a bunch of weird games on the road against teams that had offbeat styles -- Utah, Cal, et. they came out flat, and played their worst game of the season, and they were banged up.
This time around, UW will have the revenge mindset. USC would be on a short week, and they got a bit banged up against Notre Dame.
Even though SC is a matchup issue, if I absolutely had to make put money on the game, I'd put it on UW. USC will get their A game next time, and I think the Trojans are a bit cocky right now. They were talking so much smack in the Notre Dame game, the Irish players started trying to hurt them, and wigging out and stomping on them and crap after the plays
That's assuming Utah can pull this out, which I am starting to doubt because the Buffs look like the better team.
Milehighhawk":3o2q4n7g said:It's so cute to see fans of opposing teams pump up a school just because the school they root for is failing. USC is what their record says. There are many factors that influence individual games. They lost too many and their reward is a lesser bowl. There is no guarantee they even win as many games next year.
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The_Z_Man":1emg3yrd said:Largent80":1emg3yrd said:I hope they meet again.
Next year.
It's been a rubber match since Tye got booted... 3-3
The_Z_Man":1ivtib9k said:JSeahawks":1ivtib9k said:The_Z_Man":1ivtib9k said:Largent80":1ivtib9k said:I hope they meet again.
Next year.
It's been a rubber match since Tye got booted... 3-3
Actually unless they meet in the conference championship game you're going to have to wait til 2019. The northwest schools alternate between UCLA and USC for two year cycles. For the next two years both Oregon and Washington will have home and homes with UCLA and USC will not be on their schedules.
They play next year, guarantee it.
December 1st, 2017.
JSeahawks":nvxudug2 said:UW"s not winning the north next year. Not after losing half their team to the NFL. Now in 2 or 3 years they might be back there. But not next year.
The_Z_Man":2qpoofh9 said:fenderbender123":2qpoofh9 said:I'm just saying...people were saying the same thing last year and the year before. "We lose this guy...he was good...and he's gonna be replaced by some younger guy with less experience." But then guys came in and stepped it up, and other guys who remained on the team for next year improved a lot as well and are considered our studs. I see no reason to think that won't happen again. There will be guys playing next year we aren't as familiar with, sure, but they could very well be great players.
Also, each recruiting class has been an improvement. This is the first year we are really seeing the vast majority of the team as Peterson's OKG's. A few years ago we had just as much talent... and a ton of NFL draft picks - the remnants of Sarks best recruiting class, but we got better when they left (or in Peters case, booted) because they were not really part of this plan.
This seasons players were what? the 45th best class in the nation? The freshmen coming in are around 16th... which I don't think Peterson has ever had that level of talent to coach up before. Next year every player on this team will be one of his.
I'm not talking "Dynasty" here, we aren't going to be Alabama running for NC after NC... The west coast is not as rich in football talent a the south. Football has declined in California in a way it has not in Florida and Texas - states that are entirely built around football culture, but Peterson is the kind of coach that can make that work. He wins with less talent, which is ABSOLUTELY what you must be able to do in the Pac 12, which is why he has become successful and why he will probably be successful for the long haul, though nothing in life is certain.
It typically takes 5 years to build a program and he's done it in 3. Maybe next year is a step back, but we still have the most important cog, the QB. Something that Stanford lacks. Oregon has a budding QB but they essentially have to start from complete scratch on defense. If everything goes almost perfect next year for the Ducks (which I don't expect), they are looking at 7 or 8 wins. If the Huskies take a huge step back...(which I don't expect) it's ... ding 7 or 8 wins.
Next year the south will be stronger. It will take 10 or 11 wins to take the south, but in the north the first team to 9 wins takes it. That's the way I see it.