[ChicagoCard]

Here are a couple links just below which might be a little off topic for this thread, but somebody did bring up the point about envy / bitterness of the UW fan base (in light of recent UO and Stanford success, not to mention that of Oregon St).

Addicted to Quack is doing an individual Pac-12 team preview podcast and they just posted Stanford's (I haven't listened yet), http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-87503/TS-776059.mp3. For any extreme nerd who might tune in, the intro refers to a notorious play in the early '90s generally known (among OU people) as symbolic of the turning point in UW's and Oregon's programs. Here's a bit on that... http://www.kval.com/sports/local/6541768...=video&c=y.

Edit: podcast not worth listening to, not to say Jack Blanchat didn't do a good job answering questions

[ChicagoCard]

Here are a couple links just below which might be a little off topic for this thread, but somebody did bring up the point about envy / bitterness of the UW fan base (in light of recent UO and Stanford success, not to mention that of Oregon St).

Addicted to Quack is doing an individual Pac-12 team preview podcast and they just posted Stanford's (I haven't listened yet), http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-87503/TS-776059.mp3. For any extreme nerd who might tune in, the intro refers to a notorious play in the early '90s generally known (among OU people) as symbolic of the turning point in UW's and Oregon's programs. Here's a bit on that... http://www.kval.com/sports/local/6541768...=video&c=y.

Edit: podcast not worth listening to, not to say Jack Blanchat didn't do a good job answering questions