THE PAC 12 THREAD v.5

[Olyduck]

Somehow I bet you get that a lot.

i do and im also right a lot too

 

[AlaskaGuy]

I keep saying Andersen isnt anything special but no one listens to me

Winners and Losers of College Football's Opening Weekend

Loser: Gary Andersen's Job Approval

1. 
   According to OddsShark, Oregon State was a 3.5-point underdog to Colorado State. Instead of keeping the score close, though, the Beavers disappeared in the second half and lost 58-27.
   
   "This is uncharted waters for me, to be honest with you," OSU coach Gary Andersen said following the game, per Gina Mizell of The Oregonian. "That's embarrassing."
   
   However, as disappointing as the loss is, that's not entirely true. The 31-point drubbing marked the sixth 30-plus-point loss of Andersen's 25-game tenure in Corvallis.
   
   Andersen signed a one-year contract extension during the offseason to take him through the 2021 campaign, so his job security isn't necessarily an issue yet. A few more showings like that, though, and it might be.
   

 

[Eco]

Nothing quite like Husky stadium!!

I prefer this view.

 

[mcnabb7542]

I keep saying Andersen isnt anything special but no one listens to me

Well I think it's about time for folks to start to listen, that was horrible!

 

[mcnabb7542]

So no comments about Stanford?

I know they played Rice and all but, anyone else got that feeling Shaw's team could be back on the high track this season?

 

[AlaskaGuy]

So no comments about Stanford?

I know they played Rice and all but, anyone else got that feeling Shaw's team could be back on the high track this season?

Winners and Losers of College Football's Opening Weekend <--- its in the link. I also noticed Conner Weddington had a big game for Stanford.

 

[GeekSportsFan]

So no comments about Stanford?

I know they played Rice and all but, anyone else got that feeling Shaw's team could be back on the high track this season?

They are quietly flying under the radar. I know that Rice is no way to judge Stanford as far as how this season may unfold, but their RB, Bryce Love, is scary good.

 

[GeekSportsFan]

Shaw is a master at recruiting OL beasts for his team.

 

[mcnabb7542]

They are quietly flying under the radar. I know that Rice is no way to judge Stanford as far as this season may unfold, but their RB, Bryce Love, is scary good.

Yeah, there defense gave up some big runs in the 2nd half, but they had 2nd 3rd team in by then....
Cardinal could once again be the sleep giant about to unleash hell on the conference if this offense is firing all all their cylinders!

 

[GeekSportsFan]

Thankfully we--USC--play them at home this year. I have Stanford and Washington State as two games we could drop this year if we aren't careful

 

[Olyduck]

So no comments about Stanford?

I know they played Rice and all but, anyone else got that feeling Shaw's team could be back on the high track this season?

Love did about what I expected him to do. he was a good back as a back up

 

[TheDayMan]

I prefer this view.

Goddamn. All it takes is a tan and a cheerleader skirt to make everyone forget about your face.

 

[RegentDenali]

I prefer this view.

1,2,4,3,5

 

[mcnabb7542]

Goddamn. All it takes is a tan and a cheerleader skirt to make everyone forget about your face.

If you didn't notice they look like 30 somethings....

 

[mcnabb7542]

Love did about what I expected him to do. he was a good back as a back up

So you think Love isn't going to be special, just average?

 

[Olyduck]

So you think Love isn't going to be special, just average?

I don't think he will do what McCaffery did but should easily be looking at 12 or 1300 yards

 

[Olyduck]

Goddamn. All it takes is a tan and a cheerleader skirt to make everyone forget about your face.

glad I wasn't the only one thinking this

 

[SUBuddha]

I was most impressed by the way the ball got distributed. They hit 4 tight ends, plus Weddington, Tyler and Irwin in the passing game. Did not expect that from Shaw so early in the season. Additionally, he played at least 4 true frosh in the game.

 

[mcnabb7542]

I don't think he will do what McCaffery did but should easily be looking at 12 or 1300 yards

No he wont be McCaffery like, but anyone running behind Stanford Olines has the chance to have big seasons...

 

[WizardHawk]

Not sure how much you can take away from any game you are heavy favorites in. There is no doubt they continue to have the most talent/depth on both lines in the North, if not the whole conference. I still want to see their QB and RB's do that against a real defense and I want to see that defense actually challenged, but of course they are dangerous. UW @ Stanford is at least the most likely one the dawgs drop if they are going to drop any game this year.

I still think UW is the more complete team overall, even if Stanford has the beef in the trenches.