Vanducky

Most embarrassing game since? My vote is for the season opening loss against Indiana in 2004.

College football archenemies for every power-conference team - ESPN ESPN pegged USC as Oregon's archnemesis, which personally feels way off the mark. But their pick for UW? Chef's kiss.

And he's no longer named for a conference rival. Thanks, George Kliavkoff!

Is there news about A'Mauri Washington that I missed?

If wine breaks the curse, I've got us covered.

Well, well, well. How the turntables... Demond Williams Jr. won't transfer, will stay at Washington - ESPN "I am fully committed and focused on contributing to what we are building," [Williams] wrote as part of an Instagram post. 🙄

Plus he gives 110%!

This game makes my soul bleed. The Buckeyes are sitting on their sofas absolutely licking their chops.

The original Prowess Prince ran a better offense than this disgrace.

I'm not sure it made any sense for the committee to move Miami up two spots over Notre Dame in a week when both teams were idle, but I like the idea of Mari∅ facing off against a rusty Buckeyes team in round 2. Anything to get tOSU out of the bracket, and Mari∅ has a history of winning some big games (and losing so many gimmes).

Remember when Oregon inexplicably offered him the job? Bullet dodged.

"Offensively, they should be more than they are.... It's an indictment on them that they're not winning with those guys." As an aside, are any other Blazers fans excited how the FBI fixed Portland's CristoBillups problem in a similar fashion as Miami helped out Oregon? Not that Mari was up to anything nefarious, but as abysmal gameday coaches holding their teams back, good riddance to each.

Love it. But never forget:

"Previously committed to Michigan State." Still stealing Johnathan Smith's lunch.

Yep. Plus, Georgia Tech will always have a place in my heart for: Miami loses after one of the worst coaching mistakes in football history