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There should be a rule that we don't have more than one game on Peacock each season. That said, maybe being stuck on an obscure streaming service is a plus for this game.
Was at the game last night and that timeout on the field on 3rd down when USC was on the goal line. What was it? No one was hurt? TV thought USC called a time out (I watched the replay today) but they didn't. Has anyone ever see a TV timeout in the middle of a drive on 3rd down? I could be crazy but I just don't think they stop a drive mid-way for not reason for TV. What am I missing?
I and friend of mine are going. Not gonna tailgate in the main tailgate area as we weren't gonna pay $100 just for a spot. Gonna try to find parking around town and either grill there or find a place to eat and drink.
One of the most memorable was the lightning delayed game in 2019, where they restarted play at 11:30 pm and finished the game after 1am.
First of all, UW was outgained in overall yardage for the first time this season, and had fewer yards than USC both on the ground and through the air. And yet UW still won.
And second, UW and USC both scored exactly half of the points tonight that they scored in last season's matchup.
Why can I not stop seeing Homer and occasionally Bart Simpson instead of “S.C.”?
Home Team: | Washington (4-4, 2-3 Conf) |
Away Team: | USC (4-4, 2-4 Conf) |
Location: | Husky Stadium (Seattle, WA) |
Kickoff: | Sat 11/2 at 4:30PM PDT |
Coverage: | BTN |
GO DAWGS!
I have an extra ticket. Anybody want it?
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Home Team: | Washington (4-4, 2-3 Conf) |
Away Team: | USC (4-4, 2-4 Conf) |
Location: | Husky Stadium (Seattle, WA) |
Kickoff: | Sat 11/2 at 4:30PM PDT |
Coverage: | BTN |
GO DAWGS!
Obviously we are not where we want to be this season, but one thing that I think the new staff has done decently is recruiting. So, if you were in the shoes of Coach Fisch or any member of the coaching staff, what would be your pitch to attract 4 or 5 star recruits? For me, I would pitch the ability to play in an environment like Husky Stadium, world-class academics, and a strong history of developing talent and producing NFL draft picks.
I know people can get in 6 hours ahead of time- but is it crowded at that point? Seems like a long time? When does it get busy? We have 2 passes in E1 for the USC game.
Edit: thanks everyone- good to know we don't necessarily have to arrive a certain time to get a spot since we have a pass. For noobs, what do you think is an ideal amount of time? Like if we arrive just before noon, are set up around noon, then we will start packing up at 330pm that's enough time to eat a hotdogs and hangout and drink some beers will we wish we had more time? Sorry for dumb questions just want to give a good time to my group!
If Oregon is/was playing a non pac 12 team, I root for the ducks. I always did this for WSU as well. And all pac 12 schools. Gonzaga’s rival is St. Mary’s. I root for the Gaels vs any non WCC team too. As well as any WCC school vs another squad. If San Francisco is in march madness I root for them to represent WCC. I see everyone hating on the Ducks including rooting against NFl teams with Duck players. Why? If the ducks are playing Ohio State why wouldn’t you root for pacnw? Now that the dawgs suck I’m happy to root for Oregon and Boise State to make the CFP.
Going to the game on Nov.15 coming from Vancouver and wondering if it would be better to park at Northgate park and ride/train in or try to find a free spot in the University village. Will be arriving around 3-4pm.
Anyone know if the park and ride at Northgate would be difficult to find a spot at that time (and if it’s paid)? Also what’s it like trying to find a free spot in the village. Thanks for any suggestions.