Anyone in the market for a couple of QB's

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[Olyduck]

I could not care less how QBs do in the NFL. I'm talking college, where the "Conference of Champions" has one (vacated) national championship since 1991.

you do know thats based on more than just football right?
its for all sports.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Jacob Sirmon, Washington, Pro-Style Quarterback

Colson Yankoff, Washington, Dual-Threat Quarterback

yikes, two top 100 QB's from the same class. what chased them off?

 

[DeafOranguntan]

Clemson and 13 little indians not to mention the fact your pseudo 14 member conference doesn't even play each other.

First, I don't care how the ACC is. If they're bad and lose their prestige with players, recruiting for Clemson is easier. That's what I care about. But any rate, pretty sure FSU has a couple titles of their own. Same with Miami. And Virginia Tech has played for a natty in the last 25 years, which is more than I can say about some teams. At the same time, the Pac has 2004 (vacated), and Oregon getting blown out in 2015. Also, by my admittedly slopping counting, I believe the Pac 12 and ACC both have 6 starting QBs in the NFL.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

yikes, two top 100 QB's from the same class. what chased them off?

They got the shits of sitting on the bench while Petersen kept stocking the cupboard.

 

[DeafOranguntan]

you do know thats based on more than just football right?
its for all sports.

Fair enough, let's look at all major sports.

As already established, in football, since 1990, teams in the Pac 12 have 2 national championships. UW shared one in 1991, USC has one in 2004 (vacated)). The SEC has 13, ACC schools have 6, and the BIG 10 has 5. In basketball, since 1990, teams from the Pac 12 have won 2 titles (UCLA in 95, Arizona in 97). Teams from the ACC have 12, the SEC has 6, and the BIG 10 has 4. In baseball, the Pac 12 has 6. The SEC has 11. The ACC has 6. In hockey, the Pac 12 has 0. The ACC has 5 and the Big 10 has 7. Soccer is something the Pac 12 is good at. They have 5 championships since 1990 (Stanford went on a three year winning streak recently). Unfortunately, the ACC has 11. The Big 10 has 6. In golf, you've actually got 7 total. You beat the ACC there, but the SEC and Big 12 both beat you by one (Okie State are apparently golfing monsters). The Pac 12 doesn't have the most championships in any of these sports, and loses most really badly, the six most popular in American. Tennis is the first sport the Pac 12 wins at (Stanford and USC have a lot of championships since its a sport for rich white kids), which is the seventh in ratings.

The Pac 12 is good at a lot of stupid sports that very few teams even do, have no fans or spectators, and literally no one cares about. For example, USC traditionally dominates at men's water polo, as well as beach volleyball. There are less than 20 men's water polo teams in the NCAA (and only 4 division 1 teams), and 14 of the teams are in the state of California. Not a real sport, let alone a legitimate national championship. Conference of champions indeed.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

They got the shits of sitting on the bench while Petersen kept stocking the cupboard.

Still doesn't make much sense. Washington only signed a lower end four star in the 2019 class and these guys only had a 3 3star in the class ahead of them (outside of 5 star jr Eason). Seems like the 2018 class would have battled it out for the starting spot here in a year or two.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Still doesn't make much sense. Washington only signed a lower end four star in the 2019 class and these guys only had a 3 3star in the class ahead of them (outside of 5 star jr Eason). Seems like the 2018 class would have battled it out for the starting spot here in a year or two.

Dylan Morris ... the QB they just signed this last class is the #4 Pro style QB in the country. Then they have Eason and Haener ahead of them and instead of slowing down on recruiting QB's Petersen goes and recruits Ethan Garber and the Huard kid. They said 'fvck this' and entered the portal. I don't blame them one damn bit. There was no need to keep signing QB's like they were ready to go on the extinction list.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Still doesn't make much sense. Washington only signed a lower end four star in the 2019 class and these guys only had a 3 3star in the class ahead of them (outside of 5 star jr Eason). Seems like the 2018 class would have battled it out for the starting spot here in a year or two.

One other thing I'd like to add .. UW's QB development is non existent. Petersen's OC's at Washington have sucked balls. This recent one has never been an OC until Petersen gave him the job last year. Petersen keeps hiring Boise St retreads instead of going out and hiring a real OC. Browning couldn't throw the long ball to save his life and after the end of last season he got help from someone in California and he was killing it at the combine in regards to the long ball. Four years at Washington and the coaching staff did zilch to improve his throwing arm.

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

Fair enough, let's look at all major sports.

As already established, in football, since 1990, teams in the Pac 12 have 2 national championships. UW shared one in 1991, USC has one in 2004 (vacated)). The SEC has 13, ACC schools have 6, and the BIG 10 has 5. In basketball, since 1990, teams from the Pac 12 have won 2 titles (UCLA in 95, Arizona in 97). Teams from the ACC have 12, the SEC has 6, and the BIG 10 has 4. In baseball, the Pac 12 has 6. The SEC has 11. The ACC has 6. In hockey, the Pac 12 has 0. The ACC has 5 and the Big 10 has 7. Soccer is something the Pac 12 is good at. They have 5 championships since 1990 (Stanford went on a three year winning streak recently). Unfortunately, the ACC has 11. The Big 10 has 6. In golf, you've actually got 7 total. You beat the ACC there, but the SEC and Big 12 both beat you by one (Okie State are apparently golfing monsters). The Pac 12 doesn't have the most championships in any of these sports, and loses most really badly, the six most popular in American. Tennis is the first sport the Pac 12 wins at (Stanford and USC have a lot of championships since its a sport for rich white kids), which is the seventh in ratings.

The Pac 12 is good at a lot of stupid sports that very few teams even do, have no fans or spectators, and literally no one cares about. For example, USC traditionally dominates at men's water polo, as well as beach volleyball. There are less than 20 men's water polo teams in the NCAA (and only 4 division 1 teams), and 14 of the teams are in the state of California. Not a real sport, let alone a legitimate national championship. Conference of champions indeed.

Top 4 sports in viewership is:
CFB
MBB
WBB
Softball.

I get it its fucking women's sports. But ESPN puts them on before hockey. Go to the Capital One Cup. The sports are weighted by importance. Educate yourself. In Football all PAC fans will admit - we "Larry Scott" suck

 

[Olyduck]

Fair enough, let's look at all major sports.

did you have trouble keeping up with the rest of the class in school?
I said ALL sports not major, or what you consider major sports all sports all time all NCAA sanctioned or previously sanctioned sports. this doesnt even include the non NCAA stuff

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[Olyduck]

in 2017 the Pac went over 500
at that time Big 10 was second with 306 and SEC third with 220

 

[AlaskaGuy]

How fvcked up is the ACC? Two of their teams had to schedule each other in an OOC game in order to play each other. If that isn't totally fvcked up I don't know what is.

 

[7Samurai13]

Clemson and 13 little indians not to mention the fact your pseudo 14 member conference doesn't even play each other.

So what you are saying is the PAC12 has 12 little Indians.

 

[7Samurai13]

in 2017 the Pac went over 500
at that time Big 10 was second with 306 and SEC third with 220

Like I said in another thread, “if you can’t be good in the sports that matter, you might as well be good in the sports that don’t”

 

[Wamu]

Since you're always pimping up the 12 Pac conference way not get that logo tattooed on your forehead?

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Since you're always pimping up the 12 Pac conference way not get that logo tattooed on your forehead?

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Like I said in another thread, “if you can’t be good in the sports that matter, you might as well be good in the sports that don’t”

stfu. You're the same poster who defended the SEC and ACC's 8 game conference schedule.

 

[7Samurai13]

stfu. You're the same poster who defended the SEC and ACC's 8 game conference schedule.

I said it can be ideal if done properly but neither one of them are doing it properly.