Washington Beats Oregon - Josh Pate Rapid Reaction (Late Kick Cut) 

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Glad you enjoyed Husky Stadium, Josh. And thanks for appreciating the intensity of the fan base.

I was there, section 110, one of the best football games I ever seen. Got to enjoy with my son, we will never forget.

Husky fan here and far be it from me to defend Oregon but they deserve a ton of credit they are fantastic and very well coached. That Oregon team came into an extremely hostile stadium and looked completely unfazed they played hard nose tough gritty and mistake free football against their rival with huge stakes involved. The huskies made some dumb calls like two straight 3 and outs stopping the clock with 6 straight passes with an 11 point lead late in the 3rd. That was terrible play calling going for that kill shot deep pass when you should play the clock especially when you are running the ball well. The Huskies also got stuffed on a 4th down try. Both teams played aggressive and gutsy football and the Huskies barely pulled it out. Absolutely no shame from Oregon at all they win that game 50% of the time it’s literally a toss up. Its very likely they get their shot at us again in the title game.

Glad you had fun. Thought I'd mention there was a decibel machine on during the game that registered 131 on several occasions, just short of Husky Stadium's cfb record of 133.6

Washington’s defense impressed me. I’ve been saying Oregon and utah were the only p12 teams with a defense that can compete for a title but Washington proved me wrong, and I admit it.

Dude you're right, when walking down the stairs from the top of husky stadium, it definitely gives you the jitters 😂 I hate heights

Thank you for acknowledging the gorgeous area and the quality of football, fans, and the stadium. I think you can understand our frustration for the last decade and a half or so with the lack of media coverage in the area and the bias to other conferences and teams. Really sucks to see the pac-12 go, especially with atmospheres like you just saw.

As a Gator fan I couldn’t have cared less which team won. It was a intense great game. Hat tip to Washington

Oregon has to take care of business from here on out, they do that, and we could see UW again for the PAC title. If it happens, its going to be just as wild as this one was. Side note, if those calls wouldve worked out, folks would be calling Lanning a balsy genious. Dude has made big changes at Oregon so far, and more will come.

I’ve always been a fan of, “if it’s 4th and 1 anywhere on the field we’re going for it. If we can’t get a yard, we deserve to lose.” However, Dan Lanning made some bad calls but he’s handling it well. He is smart enough to take a knee to end the game tho😊

"We talk about winners first" you are one of the only ones... WA won and everyone talking about Oregon more. Glad you loved the atmosphere! Great game.. Oregon played better than I anticapated. Our Tackling needs work!

Duck Alum (class of ‘90) here: very rarely can you look at a game and say “this could have gone either way.” And that was this game. D and running ball travel well and you take points on the road. You have to take those points before the half. Lastly, it pains me greatly to say this: UW is damn good. I really hope we get another shot at them.

These teams are rematching for the Pac-12 Championship Game. Both teams will only get better from here on out. Not only am I excited for one of these teams to likely be in the CFP, but for both to be in the Big Ten next year.

Michael Penix Jr is the best QB in the country just off his accuracy 💯 dude deserves to lead the heisman race right now

What an epic game! Michael Penix a wonderfully accurate passer. It looked like he was hurting towards the end of the game. Oregon really put some heat on him. But he stood in there and came through. I live 15 minutes from Autzen stadium so Oregon ducks are my team. I cannot wait until the Pac-12 championship on November 1. By the way Josh, you are spot on. Dan Lanning is a wonderful coach and I'm happy that we have him as our coach. The only decision that I think maybe could have been different would be taking the field goal and the points with you into halftime. But he's the coach. The Oregon defense was superb. It's only going to get better. Dan is young and still learning. I love the idea that he is not risk adverse. Josh, I really enjoy your shows on RU-vid. You are insightful and really well spoken. Thank you

I went to U Dubb my freshman year in 98. The view over Puget Sound is incredible. S/O to Brock Huard

That Washington Oregon game is what college football should be. Amazing game, great offense, physical tackling. I loved every minute of it. I will say I think Oregon was the better team but they left too many points on the board. And Washington took full advantage. Shout out to the Huskies for capitalizing and getting the dub🤟

Thanks for the props on our stadium . Let Purple Reign Again!💜 GoDawgs

Right as half time started I told my dad "wouldn't it be something if Huskies win by a FG because they didn't kick the FG before the half" sure as shit that's how it played out. Go Dawgs!!! Miss you Gramps that win was for you!

That was the BEST game I have seen in along time...Shout out to you UW, I've been rooting for you guys since 1994! I was stationed up in Bremerton, Wa. when I served in the NAVY...the boys and I spent a whole lot of time on UW's campus!!! 😉

Josh you've made clear for everyone to realize Lanning's decision. He's a great coach. Stupid to compare to Mario Cristobal. He will make Oregon better from here on out.

Dan is my coach and Oregon is my team. And I am damn proud. Only up from here. And that’s saying something.

Haha as a UDub alum living in Texas among many a CFB fan who thinks like you did, I'm going to save this to play for all neighbors living in Myopia. P.s. Excellent take on young coaches

I'm from a little town called Sequim, Washington and you should have made a trip across the Tacoma Narrows bridge and come out and visited after the game. Such an amazing state and an amazing game.

I was disappointed in some of the aggressive calls by Lanning. I said weeks ago Washington was a top 5 team. Heck, they are a top two or three team. Fun to watch. Maybe two top 5 teams. What surprised me the most was Washington's Defense. They played great.

Dan Lanning tells Mario Cristobal, Hold my beer.

Husky stadium already holds the record for loudest stadium in college football at 132 dcb and we were consistently hitting 130-131

Both teams went for it on 4th down three times each. The difference is that Udub executed on 2/3 and Oregon was 0/3.

He was on the Southside too. The Northside is from 1987 and is far steeper. You fall, you fall a long way. Seen many drunks fall several rows before someone stops them.

Washington is in my mind top 2 best in the country right now

Why not talk about the job Coach Deboer did?

Josh, thanks for coming to Seattle and catching a game in the Dawghouse! The Huskies are always overlooked and underrated, glad you saw them in person. Go Dawgs!

Both of those teams looked damn impressive. Hope we get to watch a rematch in Vegas.

JP...probably the BEST take on this game that Ive seen! As a life long Duck fan......this outcome broke my ❤!! Josh....thank you! You helped me reassess MY stance as a fan who " second guesses a coaches decisions in close games!" After this video....I will TRY to trust Coach Lanning's " in game " decisions...no matter the outcome!

Great commentary/analysis as always!

Josh Pate, you just made my day. Thanks for actually talking about the winner of this game. No one else seems to.

Great commentary and very accurate

Great video. Thanks for being so insightsul and honest.

Josh...I've always loved your energy. In fact, several years ago I said put RJ Young and Josh Pate together in a format that works and they'll SLAY anything the networks can construct (on college football!); oh..to dream. But your take on Dan Lanning is grown man stuff brother! That's the point I've tried to make to the insane Duck fans that hate Washington so much they can't see the 'method to his madness' the 'forest for the trees' as to why a mental paradigm shift is essential to Oregon football! Even Cristobal had a hand in who we've become. It was Mario who contributed the athletic/SEC-sized offensive lineman in the mix. Lanning's shown tremendous growth in a condensed window of evaluation, and he's fantastically expanded on area his predecessors laid the groundwork fo (recruiting; exciting offensive football; our tradition of great running backs has returned on his watch). I'm afraid our latte-sipping an base is going to run this guy right into a culture that understands and yearns for a Big Boy football team. These people are seriously out here WHINING about a character trait you can't win WITHOUT! When the bright lights of the CFP shine on the consciousness of a team they'll fold like a cheap tent if they're not mentally bullet proof. Go Ducks!

The funny thing about all of this is that if Oregon's kicker does his job and makes the tying field we aren't even having this conversation about "coaching decisions."

I haven’t heard much about Coach Prime lately. Time to do a video about him. 😂

I love the non-typical, outside-the-box way of breaking down what he saw and throwing out a different narrative that people should grasp. Don’t think that you have to follow the popular narrative (Dan Lanning blew it), but perhaps instead it’s the other narrative (WA made the plays the ducks didn’t). Cheers to the possibility of being blessed with round 2! Go Dawgs!!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Seattle has some of the loudest recorded games across different leagues, we know how to get loud. Go Dawgs! 3:27

Credit to Washington. That said, the reason why all those Oregon stats weren’t “good enough” was because of Dan Lanning.

This is why I watch your show, and subscribed. You are in tune to College Football. The one thing I can say, and think about being aggressive is more weight should be given to the consequences of not taking the points. The benefit of taking the 3 was more than the risk for 7, and the possible 0.

Your take is spot on. As always. Good work.

During a 1992 game against Nebraska, Husky Stadium reached a level of 133.6 decibels, which remains the most noise ever recorded during a college football game.

From a Canadian 🍁 Go Dawgs, here's my issue ; how the heck is #2 Michigan #2 bunch of homers voting or what ? Next issue ; Oklahoma #6 homers voting again. Next issue ; Arizona Wildcats ### where are they in all this, show some love, i can't believe they didn't even get a mention.

It’s a strange thing when people say they are surprised husky stadium is loud; it has the loudest game recorded. And the Seahawks play on the other side of town and that is also the loudest nfl stadium.

We Duck Fans Appreciate You Josh! We Will See UW At The PAC 12 CG! It Was A Great Game, SCO Ducks! 🦆💪🏽

He is smug and thought he was so cool against Colorado lol. You got your clicks and humble pie.

This game and red river unbelievable

Looked like a playoff game great teams

Desmond Howard said that Michael would bring that "Big Penix Energy " 😂😂. I cant believe he said that out loud

I’m a Bama fan and I do believe Washington is elite. They have 3 WR’s who are a match up nightmare for any defense.. along with a stud QB, mixed with some creative play calling.

UW could've had more points if they ran the ball more. The two three and outs they had were all pass plays. Dillon Johnson was averaging 5 yards a carry. If they score this game is a lot less close. If these two teams do meet again Washington will need to run the ball even more successfully to win

Washington went for it on 4th &6 and converted they were just as aggressive

Odunze was an amazing reciever last year, he is one of the best in the league this year, no doubt!

This is incredible analysis

Go Ducks! 🦆

"I trust that I don't know what they know"..... great statement and very true..... if you have never been a college head football coach of a contender...then just watch and enjoy it......PS Great show Josh

Great, great game…👊🏻🇺🇸🏈

I’m a very happy Huskies fan because I saw the Huskies defeat the Ducks at Husky Stadium. A highly anticipated game that wasn’t a disappointment.

Somehow, this needs to all end in a Michigan/Ohio State vs. Washington in the Rose Bowl. Send the Grandaddy out in style!

As a heartbroken Oregon fan this def made me feel better thanks Josh! I def didn't like the 4th down calls, especially the one before the half, when they were called but also get its part of the DNA of the team. Biggest issue I had with the call is that they didn't take advantage of a rare turnover and they also got the ball to start the second half.

I honestly think that if Washington runs the table and Oregon runs the table from here forward and we get an 11-1 (8-1) Oregon vs a 12-0 (9-0) Washington in Vegas and the game is almost identical and Oregon wins leaving both teams 12-1….there is no way you could convince me that these 2 teams aren’t both top 4. If they were in the SEC, and we were talking 12-0 Georgia vs 11-1 Bama and Bama won, or this was the B1G and 11-1 Ohio St beats a 12-0 Michigan, they both get in 10/10 times. It’s a big if, but IF that is what plays out, Oregon and Washington both deserve a spot.

As a Toronto native thank you for calling it the Skydome 😂

I think Dan Lanning is doing awesome with Oregon, its his 2 year as a head coach, he just can't be a nick saban your Kirby smart in a couple years it not like he has been a head coach for years some where else.

Oregon couldve won this if they convert at least one of those 4th downs

Can’t wait for everyone’s reaction when Oregon is still above Washington in the JP poll

Used to work for Cooper Petagana as a scouting intern at UW before the pandemic. Tell him Gabe says hello

I liked the mentality Lanning had for this game you gotta be willing to take chances in these big time games but the way he put forth that mentality in the game was not up to par. I too was really confused by the decision to go for it at the end of the half. Shoutout Washington they played hard and in the end wanted it more hopeful we get this rematch in Vegas

I believe it was an awesome venue. Autzen gets very extremely loud, too, especially considering how small it is compared to many SEC stadiums. I'd bet Ducks on a rematch in Autzen with confidence. While Huskies hold some sort of national decibel record, too. Probably. Hard to admit, it is- such an excellent school all around. PNW rivalry. I can't imagine how awesome it was to be there.

Btw, even Dan admitted he was to blame.

If panning decided to play traditional football Oregon scores on 3 field goals, assuming they make them, so yeah Oregon should have won, but we know what happened, taking nothing away from Washington, that pat penix drive was sick, 2 plays to take the lead

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The reason people are talking about Dan Lanning is because it was Oregons game to lose, and they lost it mostly from bad coaching decisions.

how many years have both QB’s been in school?

Washington could clinch playoff birth if they stay undefeated

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Glad you enjoyed your time Seattle! Bow Down to Washington!!!

You’ll take that statement about steep upper decks and view back once you decide to go to Clemson 😏

It’s just extra painful because it was a similar story last year in Oregons losses. 0-5 on 4th down in a loss to the beavs. UW last year the last missed 4th down gave them a short field and set up the winning FG. Not all analytics apply to football especially in rivalry games. It’s just frustrating to see it happen a 3rd time. Either analytics aren’t always trustworthy or Oregon is extremely unlucky or bad on 4th down Go Ducks

I am still exhausted from Saturday.

The real rematch between Oregon and Washington will be them fighting for a portal QB after this season

Booked for the rematch in Vegas! Those poor fusckies!!!

Saw you from section 300 Josh 😂

My philosophy has always been, don't leave points on the field. It bit Oregon and also bit the Seahawks against the Bengals. Instead of playing for a TD to win, the Seahawks were in excellent position for a field goal to win, had they kicked the field goal on their previous possession. It all has to play out, of course. But play chess, not checkers.

11:00. This is the critical piece. The quality of a football decision is not based on the outcome. Down, distance, score, time, momentum, flow of game, personnel, and those things define the quality of a decision. Just because you don't convert doesn't mean that the decision to go for it was bad; just because you do convert doesn't mean the decision to go for it was good. For example, the Miami coach who ran the ball against Ga Tech made a horrible decision. Even if that guy gets harmlessly tackled and Miami wins, it was still a horrible decision. I think the 4th quarter decision to go for it on 4th down was a poor one. The risk:reward scenario was out of balance, Oregon's defense had held UW to 7 points in almost an entire half, "trusting your players" is a concept that also extends to the defense, going 80+ yards is much harder than 55, etc. The FGs were a flip of a coin.

Husky stadium reach 130 dbs and averaged 120 dbs all game. It gets loud.

Not even just the qbs that moved west the starting db for Oregon transfers for Alabama Dan Lanning can get players out there.

Yeah coulda shoulda woulda... I like Lanning goin for it. What I got from it is Oregon could've easily won that game if those three 4th downs were 3 points, 3 points and a punt but it wasn't. In the moment it was the right call. Trying to take the momentum at your rival's house. I like Lanning for that! Game was amazing and gotta tip the hat to Washington. Way to show off some PNW football! GO DUCKS

No matter what every year they crown USC as the best team at the beginning of the year. Rarely true.

Bad in game coaching decisions lost Oregon the game. Josh won’t say that because those coaches interviews and relationships will end fast if you start speaking what fans and other former players are saying. Business decision

JP, Home fav under a FG with better QB and better HC you take the points. Wash and UNC were big bets cashed this week, glad you witnessed the Huskies rabbidhome field advantage was more significant than the "media" let on. re read my email JP, my fear was Nix late in the game having to lean on his arm on obvious passing down with the noise factor. Furthermore those arrogant Lanning decisions is something you consider at home with an elite QB, Nix is having a really good year but he's not elite passing QB and putting him in those situations is the wrong call on the road, additionally hurt his confidence. If we get the rematch for the Pac 12 title... if healthy I'd lean Wash but it's probably a pick em, Oregon won't have to deal with the noise but Wash WR McMillan only played one series ...injuries still lingering, Through today Mich & Wash are the most consistent and talented teams they should be #1 & #2

It’s funny how Oregon has moved from being *perceived* as the “flashy and cocky” PAC12 program of years past to more of an “aww shucks, clock-in clock-out” kinda vibe under Lanning this year. From the aggressive play-calling and physical style of play to the types of recruits they’re going after and the masterful self-branding during the Colorado situation, I feel that he is successfully shifting that culture back to its roots. It also helps that USC and the Buffs are relevant again and have obviously begun to soak up those kinds of aforementioned criticisms

you are reasonable and fair-minded. Thank you.

Listen, I hate Washington. And I hate that we came out on the side with an L. But this game was absolutely incredible. Their HC is the real deal man. Those receivers are all big time nfl talent. Michael Penix is the Heisman front runner and favorite at this point. All the credit to the huskies. They played outstanding football. They deserve the W. But I’m also so proud of our boys for going in there and fighting their asses off. There was no point in this game where either fan base could feel comfortable. What a show for the PNW. What a show from the PAC-12. We play quality ball out here too. And we showed it to the nation. I love our HC. He’s young, he’s still learning. But we have a lot to look forward to. Go Ducks!

These are two very evenly match teams. They play 10 times at a neutral site, each team wins 5 games in my opinion. The conversation about Dan Lanning's choices would be completely moot had his team succeeded in any one of them. Do you notice how no one is talking about how DeBoer refused to just QB sneak on the one yard line -- not once -- but twice -- on the same possession, and got stopped? That would have been the conversation if Oregon had won this game. Both coaches made questionable choices, that had they worked out, would have been hailed geniuses. The mistakes of the winning coach aren't mentioned, but the loosing coach gets blasted... People saying Dan is Mario 2.0... no, Mario would have blamed the loss on the kicker for not making the field goal at the end of the game.