Man, we look bad tonight.
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AIA Classic In Seattle
- Thread starter forestgreen
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martymoose said:
I'm more impressed with Washington then disappointed with the Viks. But life without JD has been tough so far. Our frontline is just too small for the "big boys," especially without Phillip Thomas playing.
forestgreen said:
Agreed. UW looks like a force in the Pac 10. However, there is being outmatched, and there is losing by 56. I guess it just got away from us.
Why did Thomas (tree) end up coming in later in the game? The game was out of reach. Very odd.
martymoose said:
Re-evaluate my comment, as I was watching on my dvr and was behind the live game. I am disappointed with the Viks' performance and also Geving's coaching. Geving could have called a few more timeouts, get out of the zone earlier, play P. Thomas earlier, so forth. Are you trying to win the game ? Or get back to Portland as soon as possible? No matter what he did, the Viks were going to lose, but go down with a fight at least. I suspect Geving will get better as the season goes, but he looked like a rookie head coach tonight. Washington could well be the Pac-10 champs this year. Let's beat Cal-Poly next Saturday night.
VikThunder1
Active member
I hope we didn't make another bonehead head coaching hire.
I think we need a Stott Center beat down of Cal Poly on the 21st to clear our minds.
top8020 said:
True. Geving needs to grow with the kids.
ManOfVision
Active member
I still feel pretty confident about the season. The talent is still there for the most part and the competition in Seattle was relatively tough. We'll be fine.
