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University of Washington Huskies (Seattle, WA). For fans of UW football, basketball, and other sports. Go Dawgs!
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This aired on King 5 prior to the 1991 Rose Bowl. Pretty cool little time capsule.
idk why but that 14-1 year was so insanely special from my perspective (senior year at UW) that I can’t hate him that much. Obviously he left like a scumbag days after the natty but if we’re being realistic how long will it be until we are that good again? How many teams have we even had that stack up to the 2023 one? 91, 84 maybe 2016 but that season just feels too special imo
I saw the Light Rail goes till like 1am today so I feel like I'll have plenty of time to get back once it's over. Only problem is my anxiety filled brain needs confirmation or assurance from one of you that I'll be alright and won't be ubering back to the Angel Lake Station 😂.
It's lame and makes us all look bad. Per rule 5 and our mutual ban agreement, if a user is reported for trolling in either subreddit, they will be banned in both.
We already spend enough time managing trolls on our subreddit, let's not add our own members to the list.
Additionally, please don't repost their content in /r/huskies to stir the pot. It just encourages trolling and brigading.
As always, if you encounter trolls on /r/huskies use the report button.
Go Dawgs
There is a recent post bragging that they had won a basketball championship and you hadn't. Thin-skinned duckwads have long since banned me, but feel free to copy and post my attempted reply:
'Reminder that your "national championship in basketball" came back when the NCAA "championship" was a distant second in status to the NIT.'
Here’s to better things next year.
Friday's game is at 845PM.
Saturday's game is at 8PM.
The teddy bear toss is Saturday night and, for those unaware, the way that works is after the Huskies score their first goal, we make it rain on the ice with teddy bears!
Couple quick notes on the teddy bear toss:
See y'all there and GO HUSKIES! WOOF WOOF WOOF!
Huskies became the first college football team (at least in modern time) to finish a season with no road wins, but a perfect home record. Thoughts? And had that ever happened?
Anyone know what he’s up to now? He was awesome on the court (less so off the court) but like he’s disappeared from the internet
Obnoxious whiny handsy play, Huuuuuge logo on the court floor that just screams lil bro energy, and production values for the broadcast rivaling P12N.
Their player Tate, number 11, slaps our players in the face not once but twice with no technicals called. Then she has a meltdown tantrum yelling in the ref faces when she thinks that she got her fifth, and not only doesn't get T'd up, but they also decide somehow no foul at all.
This game is gonna tick me off for awhile, tho admittedly Huskies turnovers, cold 3 point shooting, and general bad decision-making are more to blame than Sparty for the loss.