Poor Washington.

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Husky honks are taking it well.
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greenyellow wrote:Husky honks are taking it well.
Not feeling one bit bad for this husky blowhard


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lmduck wrote:
greenyellow wrote:Husky honks are taking it well.
Not feeling one bit bad for this husky blowhard


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I can’t take him, he make Conzano sound good. I love the Ducks, I enjoy the Beavs, I hate the Huskies. They are completely imploding, lol.
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What a weird dude.
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greenyellow wrote:Husky honks are taking it well.
Wonder if the "Softy" moniker is what his wife gave him? :lol:
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5$ wrote:Think UW would reach out to Tosh? There's history there
That thought actually crossed my mind, as well. They need to bring in someone decent asap in order to stop the bleeding. I'm not sure Tosh is the answer as HC, but he is a great recruiter.

They should start searching nationwide, but also place an emphasis on up and coming Big-10 coaching assistants. Guys that are great at their job, know the lay of the recruiting land, and have networking experience elsewhere, as well, for both recruiting and putting together his own staff.

Of course, the Huskies could also quickly promote from within. Hiring Offensive Coordinator Ryan Grubb might be the easiest move.

I wouldn't be shocked to see the Huskies go after Lane Kiffin. He was interested in the Oregon job. Why not UW?

Kiffin's name brand would also keep UW nationally relevant, as long as he keeps winning.

Stay tuned.
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SuperDuck wrote:
5$ wrote:Think UW would reach out to Tosh? There's history there
That thought actually crossed my mind, as well. They need to bring in someone decent asap in order to stop the bleeding. I'm not sure Tosh is the answer as HC, but he is a great recruiter.

They should start searching nationwide, but also place an emphasis on up and coming Big-10 coaching assistants. Guys that are great at their job, know the lay of the recruiting land, and have networking experience elsewhere, as well, for both recruiting and putting together his own staff.

Of course, the Huskies could also quickly promote from within. Hiring Offensive Coordinator Ryan Grubb might be the easiest move.

I wouldn't be shocked to see the Huskies go after Lane Kiffin. He was interested in the Oregon job. Why not UW?

Kiffin's name brand would also keep UW nationally relevant, as long as he keeps winning.

Stay tuned.
I contend that not only would Tosh turn them down, it'd be turned into another recruiting video. That is not a place you can walk into right now and make a Bowl game. That roster will struggle to win 3 games as currently constructed.

The reason UW football hasn't been better than UO football has everything to do with their lack of interested Alumni in football, which is weird because when Don James was there, they 100% were violating all of those rules. The Nordstrom family yacht was a common thing for star players to go on to get cash and gifts. It's like the Billy Jo Hobert era has been completely wiped from their memory banks.

What did Softy call their collective? Mountlake Incoming? Who the hell knows Mountlake that doesn't live in Seattle?

I'm not one for schadenfreud typically but this has been hilarious.
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nogerO wrote:
greenyellow wrote:Husky honks are taking it well.
Wonder if the "Softy" moniker is what his wife gave him? :lol:

Pretty sure it was given to him because he was like 350ish most of his life.
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I only listen to Softy when he is on Conzano, I do not listen for his perspective or knowledge, it is more like why I went to PBR bull riding, it was all about the wrecks not the talent.
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Softy doing Softy things, like "Tooling" around the sleazy part of Seattle.

Does he have to liv... , er, hide in his car to post this shite, now?
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woundedknees wrote:Softy doing Softy things, like "Tooling" around the sleazy part of Seattle.

Does he have to liv... , er, hide in his car to post this shite, now?

Most of Seattle is the sleezy part of Seattle.
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Another gem from Softy on the radio:
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Duck07 wrote:
SuperDuck wrote:
5$ wrote:Think UW would reach out to Tosh? There's history there
That thought actually crossed my mind, as well. They need to bring in someone decent asap in order to stop the bleeding. I'm not sure Tosh is the answer as HC, but he is a great recruiter.

They should start searching nationwide, but also place an emphasis on up and coming Big-10 coaching assistants. Guys that are great at their job, know the lay of the recruiting land, and have networking experience elsewhere, as well, for both recruiting and putting together his own staff.

Of course, the Huskies could also quickly promote from within. Hiring Offensive Coordinator Ryan Grubb might be the easiest move.

I wouldn't be shocked to see the Huskies go after Lane Kiffin. He was interested in the Oregon job. Why not UW?

Kiffin's name brand would also keep UW nationally relevant, as long as he keeps winning.

Stay tuned.
I contend that not only would Tosh turn them down, it'd be turned into another recruiting video. That is not a place you can walk into right now and make a Bowl game. That roster will struggle to win 3 games as currently constructed.

The reason UW football hasn't been better than UO football has everything to do with their lack of interested Alumni in football, which is weird because when Don James was there, they 100% were violating all of those rules. The Nordstrom family yacht was a common thing for star players to go on to get cash and gifts. It's like the Billy Jo Hobert era has been completely wiped from their memory banks.

What did Softy call their collective? Mountlake Incoming? Who the hell knows Mountlake that doesn't live in Seattle?

I'm not one for schadenfreud typically but this has been hilarious.
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This is supposedly DeBoer's speech to the team to let them know he was leaving.
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