I'm your huckleberry. Never figured you had it in ya....

Thanks Chuck...... Even though I don't fish spoons much.

What's summerrun doing, making bet's his ass can't cash?

Keith

Are all Coogers this slow?

No, MF.........I'm not betting on the NC game with you.

Let me reiterate. No bet.

Go ahead and ride Duck jock if you want.

Who the hell bets spoons? What ever happened to cigars and whiskey (or wine coolers for the hole fans)?

Cant cheer against the NW, I dont have a built in hatred of Oregon like UW fans but I do hate the SEC, Auburn and their pay-to-play weasel BS...Ill be at the Lodge in Mukilteo rooting like hell for O, the PNW and The Pac 10!!!


GO DUCKS!!!!!

Fair enough. you're a good sport Dan. A little hard on the Coug nation though.

Mf

It's all in good fun.

Truth be told, Coogers can be some of the finest people you could ever find.

When my younger son was born, he had a bad aortic valve. When he was 6, he had to go in for open-heart surgery to replace that valve.

Some of the Coogs I sparred with at cougfan.com heard my son was going under the knife, and they sent over flowers, cards, food, a Coog hat, a Coog football etc. I was overwhelmed by their response. One of them knew someone at the University of Texas athletic department, and told them the Drew was going in for surgery. When we got home from Seattle, there was an envelope in the mail with a letter from Mack Brown wishing us the best, and a photo of the Longhorns signed by every player on the team.

To be honest, I've probably got more in common with your average Coog than your average Husky.

If anyone ever drags this post out of the archives to hold against me some day, I'll lie and say some asshole stole my login and posted this without my knowledge.

But in the end, I'm a Husky, and it's my job to clown on Coogers. It helps that they make it so easy.

Hell, I didnt know there were Even 28 fans between both teams

Great story Dan S. ....thanks for sharing.
And Chuck, enough huggin' and kissin'....can we please get back to the hatin'.....I losing equilibrium

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/wr....html?eref=sihp

Link to story today on how Phil built UofO into national powerhouse...

They don't talk about the early days. The 50's and 60's.
What I have heard over the years is that Bill Bowerman, legendary UO track coach was searching for better foot gear for his athletes.
A garage, waffle iron and some innovative thinking got Blue Ribbon Sports started with Coach Bowerman and Phil Knight as partners.

Later, Phil started Nike and promised Coach Bowerman that he would not forget his alma mater if the new company did well.

The haters will hate, but I can't fault a guy who wants to take care of his own. I do the same thing in my little sphere.

Not really,,,,,