Get to the freaking auto!

From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock & Sock on Seattle Sports.

I don't read the internet, guys.

Take the bull by the hands.

And Brooke, you are.

And Brooke, you are.

Now here are your hosts, Brock Heward and Mike Saul.

And the fire.

Well, it's a Washington Wednesday, the final Washington Wednesday of the season presented by Star Rentals.

Mike Lefcoe and Brock Heward here with you.

Washington, Oregon, Brock.

We've seen some good ones over the past couple years.

This one, it really is a shame.

The Huskies lost to Wisconsin.

Because is this the quietest 8 and 3 you can think of?

I mean, it's 8 and 3, and they're just completely under the radar. Yep. But if they are nine and two, this is a team probably in the mid teens and the rankings. Oregon, obviously, number six now in the latest CFP. I just kind of bemoan that loss. Mike, if this was a nine and two team, you're talking about a playoff game. That's true. Yeah, elimination game. Yeah. I mean, if this was 9-2, you were talking about Huskies probably coming in after Miami at like 13 or whatever. And you find a way to win this and you get to 10 and 2 in the Big 10, you're making the playoff. You're probably knocking Oregon out of that at that point.

And instead, because you could not do a doggone thing offensively, and you puked on yourself, and you fumbled, and you stumbled, and you gave Wisconsin

everything in that game offensively.

Like every one of their points was because of what you unfortunately struggled with.

And that's a good team, a good defense, certainly, in a tough environment and yada, yada, yada.

But yeah, it does diminish it a little bit, but it does not diminish the rivalry.

And Jed Fish was speaking upon that this week at his press conference of the animosity that really does circle back to the Heward family in the 90s.

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