I didn't state that at all. I asked what if he was? There's no connotation that I think he will be. It's a simple "what if" question. This is what I mean when I say you're pretty extreme about your perception of my actual fandom. Blowing things out of proportion and such.
I mean, if you read his post it was an article that was basically about now being the time for Harbaugh to beat OSU simply because Urban was gone, which is why I said what I said. It was obviously tongue-in-cheek, but - again - you seemed to miss it. Forgot about that UCF thing. Still probably could've TBH, depending on which OSU showed up.
It's better than no run at all.
14. Washington
Chris Petersen has won at least 10 games in each of the last three seasons and claimed two Pac-12 titles in that span. The bar has been raised by Petersen and his staff, but the Huskies are likely to enter 2019 behind Oregon in the Pac-12 North. The prolific backfield of quarterback Jake Browning and Myles Gaskin departs, while All-Pac-12 lineman Kaleb McGary also has exhausted his eligibility. Georgia transfer Jacob Eason, freshmen Colson Yankoff and Jacob Sirmon and sophomore Jake Haener will battle to replace Browning under center. The receiving corps was a question mark entering 2018 but should be a strength next fall. Aaron Fuller, Andre Baccellia and Ty Jones return outside, while tight end Hunter Bryant should be back to full strength after missing most of ’18 due to a knee injury. Salvon Ahmed should have a breakout year as the full-time running back, and he’ll be toting the rock behind a line that returns four full-time starters from 2018, along with left tackle Trey Adams back at full strength from an injury that limited him to four games. The Huskies led the Pac-12 in scoring defense for the fourth consecutive year in 2018. Play-caller Jimmy Lake will have his work cut out in ’19, as this unit must replace Shane Bowman, Greg Gaines and Jaylen Johnson in the trenches, All-American linebacker Ben Burr-Kirven, while the secondary loses Taylor Rapp, JoJo McIntosh and Byron Murphy. Washington opens with four of its first five games at home and key swing matchups against Oregon, Utah and Washington State take place in Seattle.
It was a fun thing to say in light of the fact that it was about my team's arch rival. Nobody took it serious but you. Again, I think you take my fandom to much more of an extreme than it actually is.
LA looked like the NFL version of Michigan State.
