PAC 12 Thread v6.0

[michaeljordan_fan]

Now if Oregon could ever win a big game then that would’ve hurt, but na. We at least realize we are little brother to UW. Oregon is the mentally challenged kid who thinks they are better than UW.

Last 10 Years
Conference Championships - UO 4, WSU 0
BCS/CFP Bowl Wins - UO 3, WSU 0

Wazzu blows chunks and everyone knows it.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Now if Oregon could ever win a big game then that would’ve hurt, but na. We at least realize we are little brother to UW. Oregon is the mentally challenged kid who thinks they are better than UW.

When your mascot is associated with choking away games, you lose any ability to talk shit on other programs.

#CougdIt

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[trojanfan12]

That was the point. No team looks like a 3 phase threat so when AG wants to pick Utah, why not? Would I pick them? No, but there isn't some more obvious pick. Maybe a team will surprise and find a way to fire on all cylinders, but none look like that going into the season.

Yeah, I have absolutely no clue what to expect from USC. That hasn't really happened since before Pete Carroll.

On the one hand, there's a lot of talent, I like the coaching changes and they should be coming in pissed off after embarrassing themselves last season.

But, they have a tough schedule and they are inexperienced at linebacker and db. Those are bad places to be inexperienced in the PAC.

 

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Pac-12 camp preview: What to watch as practices start

 

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[michaeljordan_fan]

A bit unusual to see it posted it like that. Oregon averaged over 100% attendance (relative to capacity), but has a substantially smaller stadium.

Washington has a listed capacity of 70,083 but only reached that number twice (BYU/Arizona State). They still filled up the stadium well for conference games with the lowest being 66,469 vs. Oregon State, but it's not as if they were at 100% capacity for every game.

Unsurprising that "The Data Dawg" would try to mislead folks.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

A bit unusual to see it posted it like that. Oregon averaged over 100% attendance (relative to capacity), but has a substantially smaller stadium.

Washington has a listed capacity of 70,083 but only reached that number twice (BYU/Arizona State). They still filled up the stadium well for conference games with the lowest being 66,469 vs. Oregon State, but it's not as if they were at 100% capacity for every game.

Unsurprising that "The Data Dawg" would try to mislead folks.

That tweet is for recruiting purposes only.

 

[WizardHawk]

I mean it clearly says down the side it is a relative percentage compared to largest attendance. How is that misleading?

Duck fans go crazy when people don't talk about percentage of capacity as if that is something that isn't in their control. Make a fucking bigger toilet bowl if it's such a big issue. Or, just deal with the fact that more people pay to see UW and move on.

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

That tweet is for recruiting purposes only.

Considering UW enrollment is twice the size of UO and the alumni base is 2.75 times larger, you would think the variance would be wider.

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

I mean it clearly says down the side it is a relative percentage compared to largest attendance. How is that misleading?

Duck fans go crazy when people don't talk about percentage of capacity as if that is something that isn't in their control. Make a fucking bigger toilet bowl if it's such a big issue. Or, just deal with the fact that more people pay to see UW and move on.

The point is -- if UW fans were as passionate as UO fans with the amount of people to draw from, Husky Stadium should be 100k.

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

That tweet is for recruiting purposes only.

How's that working out for ya?

 

[AlaskaGuy]

How's that working out for ya?

Ask me that same question after signing day.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

The point is -- if UW fans were as passionate as UO fans with the amount of people to draw from, Husky Stadium should be 100k.

Ya because there's so much to do in Eugene. The Ducks are the only show in town.

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

Ya because there's so much to do in Eugene. The Ducks are the only show in town.

So you are saying if you are a Husky student or alumni, you would rather rest up to go to the Seahawks game on Sunday, the couple times they play in Seattle on the same weekend. Don't even bring up the Mariners, the worst major sports franchise there is. You don't put much stock in the passion for UW football.