[Goose]

Why should you fear Washington?  They are not very good. They barely beat Colorado at home. Needed a punt return TD to do it.  They rolled up 250 yards of offense against Cal.  And given how Oregon got blitzed in Tucson, losing to Oregon is not a very good sign.  

Stanford is playing better than Washington right now, IMO, and I actually think Stanford has a very good shot to win. I expect a close game, maybe one where Stanford's Special Teams makes the difference.

I agree that we have a good shot to win. It depends a lot on how the UW coaches and players react to their loss. If they get mad and try to generate "one last good effort", it could result in them playing considerably better for at least one game. If that doesn't happen, I think we have a very good shot. However, their coach must be real unhappy with how the year has gone and he is not one to accept a mediocre effort. We shall see what happens. Do the bench Browning? If so, is that good or bad for us?

[Goose]

Why should you fear Washington?  They are not very good. They barely beat Colorado at home. Needed a punt return TD to do it.  They rolled up 250 yards of offense against Cal.  And given how Oregon got blitzed in Tucson, losing to Oregon is not a very good sign.  

Stanford is playing better than Washington right now, IMO, and I actually think Stanford has a very good shot to win. I expect a close game, maybe one where Stanford's Special Teams makes the difference.

I agree that we have a good shot to win. It depends a lot on how the UW coaches and players react to their loss. If they get mad and try to generate "one last good effort", it could result in them playing considerably better for at least one game. If that doesn't happen, I think we have a very good shot. However, their coach must be real unhappy with how the year has gone and he is not one to accept a mediocre effort. We shall see what happens. Do the bench Browning? If so, is that good or bad for us?