WE got a 1st place vote in the AP

[Walla Walla Dawg II]

Only moved up 1 spot, but we got a first place vote.

[D-train]

Only moved up 1 spot, but we got a first place vote.

Wow, USC dropped 3 spots! We are #1 in the P12 now obviously.

[Walla Walla Dawg II]

Only moved up 1 spot, but we got a first place vote.

Wow, USC dropped 3 spots! We are #1 in the P12 now obviously.

And yet, on ESPN, they are saying Whoregon has a better chance to beat us than us beat them.
I think it's 49.5% to 50.5%.

[D-train]

[Walla Walla Dawg II]

And 1 vote in the coaches poll.
I wonder which coach gave us that vote.

Oh, and for anyone that wants the breakdown of the AP votes, the link is below.
https://collegepolltracker.com/football/

Wilner from The Mercury Press in San Jose voted us 4th all season until this last week when he moved us down to 5th. He had Ohio jump us....what a dipshit.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Michigan State getting pummeled by Maryland probably took away any chance of UW moving ahead of Penn St and FSU.

[D-train]

Michigan State getting pummeled by Maryland probably took away any chance of UW moving ahead of Penn St and FSU.

Yeah but none of it matters given the CFP. If we beat Oregon we will be in playoff position.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Right, i just meant in this week's poll.

[D-train]

Spreads and odds for Top 12 and P 12 teams. Once again it will take a major upset for any teams ahead of us to lose.

No. 10 Utah at No. 19 Oregon State (-3)
Friday, 9 p.m. ET, Reser Stadium, Corvallis, Oregon

Money Line: Utah (+115); Oregon State (-135)
Game Total: 45.5 points
FPI Favorite: Oregon State by 3.1 (58.3% chance to win outright)

No. 6 Penn State (-26) at Northwestern
Saturday, noon ET, Ryan Field, Evanston, Illinois

Money Line: Penn State (-4500); Northwestern (+1550)
Game Total: 46 points
FPI Favorite: Penn State by 23.9 (93.4% chance to win outright)

No. 8 USC (-23) at Colorado
Saturday, noon ET, Folsom Field, Boulder, Colorado

Money Line: USC (-14500); Colorado (+800)
Game Total: 73.5 points
FPI Favorite: USC by 19.8 (89.7% chance to win outright)

No. 1 Georgia (-16) at Auburn
Saturday, 3:30 p.m. ET, Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, Alabama

Money Line: Georgia (-800); Auburn (+550)
Game Total: 47.5 points
FPI Favorite: Georgia by 13.9 (81.9% chance to win outright)

No. 2 Michigan (-18) at Nebraska
Saturday, 3:30 p.m. ET, Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, Nebraska

Money Line: Michigan (-1100); Nebraska (+700)
Game Total: 41 points
FPI Favorite: Michigan by 17.8 (87.6% chance to win outright)

No. 24 Kansas at No. 3 Texas (-17)
Saturday, 3:30 p.m. ET, DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium, Austin, Texas

Money Line: Kansas (+600); Texas (-900)
Game Total: 62 points
FPI Favorite: Texas by 24.2 (93.5% chance to win outright)

No. 9 Oregon (-27) at Stanford
Saturday, 6:30 p.m. ET, Stanford Stadium, Stanford, California

Money Line: Oregon (-10000); Stanford (+2000)
Game Total: 61 points
FPI Favorite: Oregon by 30.2 (96.6% chance to win outright)

No. 11 Notre Dame (-5.5) at No. 17 Duke
Saturday, 7:30 p.m. ET, Wallace Wade Stadium, Durham, North Carolina

Money Line: Notre Dame (-205); Duke (+170)
Game Total: 51 points
FPI Favorite: Notre Dame by 7.6 (69.4% chance to win outright)

No. 12 Alabama (-14.5) at Mississippi State
Saturday, 9 p.m. ET, Davis Wade Stadium, Starkville, Mississippi

Money Line: Alabama (-600); Mississippi State (+430)
Game Total: 48.5 points
FPI Favorite: Alabama by 18 (87.7% chance to win outright)

No. 7 Washington (-17.5) at Arizona
Saturday, 10 p.m. ET, Arizona Stadium, Tucson, Arizona

Money Line: Washington (-1000); Arizona (+650)
Game Total: 69.5 points
FPI Favorite: Washington by 16.3 (85.6% chance to win outright)

[Walla Walla Dawg II]

I am getting kind of tired of hearing everyone talk about how this team is making them feel like the early 90's again.
I call bullshit on that!!

Those teams in the early 90's were DEFENSIVE juggernauts, not offensive juggernauts. They would go onto the field and dare you to snap the ball. The other teams ALL knew they would bet an ass whipping just by being on the same field and daring to snap the ball.

You want proof......
That's when the "All I saw was purple" quote was born.

But that was our Dawgs then.

The Tui team of 2000/2001 has more similarities to this team; a more offensive team with a decent/good defense.

The true comparison to a "more current" team would be the Joe Burrow team at LSU a few years ago. Nobody knew where Burrow came from, but all of a sudden, he was a passing juggernaut with a decent/good defense.

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