Re-ranking the 2016 recruiting classes.

[Across The Field]

You are giving Franklin the Charlie Weis treatment. Who cares about losing close? A loss is a loss.

You said he is a blocked FG away from being Charlie Weis. That is an absurdly ignorant statement. I bring up losing close because the gold standard in the B1G is how you play against OSU. He has proven the ability to play us extremely competitively while Harbaugh is getting his ass kicked. Not my fault you can't see the difference.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

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Claming that the freshmen on the 2016 team were great and led to you winning a PAC12 title is dumb...especially when you consider those same freshmen had a losing conference record this year.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Claming that the freshmen on the 2016 team were great and led to you winning a PAC12 title is dumb...especially when you consider those same freshmen had a losing conference record this year.

Fact of the matter is UW won the conference in 2016 and 2018. Those are the facts.

 

[Across The Field]

You keep adding qualifiers, like somehow Harbaugh's first two years don't count now.

I've never once said they don't count. I've said that he won those first two seasons largely with Hoke's recruits. Are you trying to say that wasn't the case? He didn't recruit a single one of the 11 guys from that 2016 team that was drafted in the 2017 draft, and the overwhelming majority of the difference makers on that team were Hoke's kids.

Are you trying to say that michigan isn't now completely comprised of his recruits?

These aren't "qualifiers", they're facts. It's what makes 2020 so pivotal. He has to prove he can win and look dominant with his own guys like he did in 2016 with Hoke's guys. Pretty simple.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Fact of the matter is UW won the conference in 2016 and 2018. Those are the facts.

Fact of the matter is the 2016 class finished 4 games behind the Ducks in the conference standings in their final season.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Fact of the matter is the 2016 class finished 4 games behind the Ducks in the conference standings in their final season.

No school in the conference other than SC has had more kids enter the draft early than Washington these past four years. If you had a brain you'd be fvcking dangerous.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

I've never once said they don't count. I've said that he won those first two seasons largely with Hoke's recruits. Are you trying to say that wasn't the case? He didn't recruit a single one of the 11 guys from that 2016 team that was drafted in the 2017 draft, and the overwhelming majority of the difference makers on that team were Hoke's kids.

Are you trying to say that michigan isn't now completely comprised of his recruits?

These aren't "qualifiers", they're facts. It's what makes 2020 so pivotal. He has to prove he can win and look dominant with his own guys like he did in 2016 with Hoke's guys. Pretty simple.

I agree, 2020 is pivotal and will shape my entire view on if Harbaugh can succeed here or not. Will a QB finally develop? Will the offensive scheme improve from year 1 to year 2? Will we be able to beat a team we're not supposed to beat? Succeed on the road? I need to see improvement in 2020 and not just stagnant same-old stuff. If we win every game except the important road games and OSU, then I think we need to change something.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

No school in the conference other than SC has had more kids enter the draft early than Washington these past four years. If you had a brain you'd be fvcking dangerous.

The real question is, why are kids so desperate to leave the UW program early?

 

[ericd7633]

You said he is a blocked FG away from being Charlie Weis. That is an absurdly ignorant statement. I bring up losing close because the gold standard in the B1G is how you play against OSU. He has proven the ability to play us extremely competitively while Harbaugh is getting his ass kicked. Not my fault you can't see the difference.

He's 1-5. Lol. If not for a fluke blocked FG, he's 0-6.

 

[Across The Field]

He's 1-5. Lol. If not for a fluke blocked FG, he's 0-6.

Still been way, way more competitive than Harbaugh.

LOL at "Franklin is Weis", one of the dumbest comments on the board in a long time.

 

[ericd7633]

Still been way, way more competitive than Harbaugh.

LOL at "Franklin is Weis", one of the dumbest comments on the board in a long time.

Congrats on being competitive, I guess?

And it was a joke, Jesus Christ.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Yeah, I'm sure it had everything to do with that freshman class. LOLOLOLOLOL

You have a point with their 2016 conf title, but not the 2018 one. And if 2020 is a great year for UDub, then you become really wrong.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Fact of the matter is the 2016 class finished 4 games behind the Ducks in the conference standings in their final season.

So not a single one of them redshirted? lol

 

[AlaskaGuy]

No school in the conference other than SC has had more kids enter the draft early than Washington these past four years. If you had a brain you'd be fvcking dangerous.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

You have a point with their 2016 conf title, but not the 2018 one. And if 2020 is a great year for UDub, then you become really wrong.

The kids from the 2016 class are gone.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

The kids from the 2016 class are gone.

Are they? None of them redshirted?

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Are they? None of them redshirted?

2 WR and a ILB. None of them are NFL talent.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

2 WR and a ILB. None of them are NFL talent.

Is that true AG? Oregon fans gotta hate UDub, so I don't trust em. You are probably a homer, so I don't trust you, either. But I want to hear both sides.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Is that true AG? Oregon fans gotta hate UDub, so I don't trust em. You are probably a homer, so I don't trust you, either. But I want to hear both sides.

Pretty easy to google 2020 Washington Huskies depth chart.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Is that true AG? Oregon fans gotta hate UDub, so I don't trust em. You are probably a homer, so I don't trust you, either. But I want to hear both sides.