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prodbionic · 2 years

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It took me 7 months, 7 chapters, and 14.6k words, but I've finally finished it :elmorise:

Like The Wind...

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<<Like the wind changes direction, you adjust your sails..>>

Fandom: Prodigal Son

Summary:

Dani had left the team temporarily to help the Cyber Crimes Unit with a case. It had been a grinding week with crazy hours. Tonight she finally had some room to breathe, relax and spend the night with Malcolm.

Things were looking up. Or were they?

Written for @badthingshappenbingo

Prompts:

CH 2 Outnumbered In A Fight

CH 3 Mistaken Identity

CH 4 Concussion

CH 5 Tied To A Chair

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First chapter under the cut

The otherwise dark and empty street thrummed with a disturbance tantamount to the violence and chaos that took place less than an hour ago. Spinning lights of blues and reds, headlights of yellows and whites, flashlights into the ground tracing smears of blood, taking pictures and collecting evidence. Continuous chatter on police radios and in between different personnel on scene.

The ongoing aftermath gave the illusion that the main incident had never ended, which wasn't too far from the truth.

There, in the middle of it all, on the back step of one of the many ambulances, sat Dani. Her eyes were glazed over, looking at something so far away, something that might've very well been non-existent. For her, not only did the main incident not end, it was only just beginning.

Attached to the back of her hand was an IV line with saline to replenish her blood volume, and a heavy duty pain killer. A medic was stitching the through-and-through wound on her side.

Meanwhile, far back at the end of the street, behind the yellow tape line and the officers standing guard, Gil stepped out of his erratically parked car, badge in hand ready to cross the barricade.

His steps were the kind of hurried that alerted anyone in his way to clear a path.

The lieutenant's eyes picked the scene apart with the hard earned experience of his years on the force. A grizzly picture formed in his mind. He disregarded it in favor of searching for Dani. He spotted the side profile of her wild curls, legs dangling over the ground, slumped on her right as her left side was tended to. He made a direct cut towards her and schooled his features to erase all traces of the anguish tearing him apart.

"Powell," he called gently as he reached her. It took her more time to turn her gaze towards him than was normal. Her eyes were glassy, confused. It reminded him of the numerous times he witnessed Bright in a dissociative episode in the years Gil had spent with the kid.

She didn't reply, so he waited for the medic to finish taping the stitches. When he was done, the young man left with a nod; giving them a moment.

"Dani," Gil called again.

She didn't register his presence. He took the medic's place, grabbed the shock blanket hanging over one of her shoulders to wrap her in. He tried to draw her attention with a sympathetic tug to her arm.

Gil hadn't known Dani as long as he'd known Malcolm, but that didn't mean she didn't hold the same position in his heart as the kid. And just like Malcolm, she'd felt like she'd needed to put up walls and keep people at an arm's length to protect herself. It made her harder, and the moments when she allowed her vulnerability to show –even to the ones she trusted most– were so few and far between.

It was safe to say he was more than a little perplexed when she leaned all the way into him and hid her face in his chest. A few moments of being still as statues, she started crying silently. Her shuddering shoulders were his only cue.

"I'm sorry, Gil. I'm so sorry," she whispered in between hitching breaths.

"It's not your fault, Dani. You didn't know this would happen." Mindful of her injuries, Gil hugged her gently. "You could've died. It is not your fault. "

..earlier..

The case Dani was lent to Cyber Crimes Unit for, was busting the unit's collective ass. Creeping on a week, only today they made a huge break. She wanted to reward herself with a real treat.

Call her soft, but the one thing that came to mind was Malcolm. She hadn't seen him in the past week except fleetingly in elevator rides in the precinct.

Dani had a suspicion he timed himself with her punctual arrival just to catch her riding upstairs. They'd exchanged the shortest small talks in the history of small talks. These talks helped put a smile on her face at the beginning of the work day. And anytime she had a spare moment to think outside of the dreary case to recall his smile.

His smile… God, she missed him.

She stretched her arms and cracked her spine then sagged in her comfy chair, which was by far the only good thing about being in CCU.

Dani grabbed her phone. It was almost 9 pm. Malcolm could still be in the precinct, finishing paperwork for the last case Major Crimes had solved yesterday. One way to find out, she texted him.

His reply was instantaneous. I'll meet you in the garage.

The garage was deserted except for a couple of cars other than her own. She found Malcolm leaning on the back bumper, hands in his pockets, looking at her approach.

His smile was such a sight for her sore eyes, and her lips stretched on their own accord, reciprocating. His arms opened, inviting her in.

She walked right into him and snaked her arms inside his suit, around his chest. Her hands soaked up his radiating warmth trapped between his soft shirt and jacket. She felt his muscles involuntarily shiver under her cold palms. No protest left his lips; he'd gotten used to the way she was by now, she made sure of it. Dani put a light kiss on the corner of his mouth then rested her head on his shoulder. She let the crook of his neck hug her cheek and basked in his warmth for a few moments longer than strictly acceptable for the precinct garage.

His arms around her waist and his breath in her hair were heavenly, so screw the rules.

"You're exhausted," he whispered while nuzzling her hair.

Dani groaned. "Very much so."

"I missed you this week," he said with a chaste kiss to her temple.

"Was it only a week? Felt like a damned month," she grumbled heartily. A week without any down time with him was bound to be more stressful than it already was.

His response was a soft chuckle that tickled her skin and she couldn't help but join him. At least they had tonight and the rest of the weekend to spend together, since the biggest part of the case had been over and done earlier today.

"Let's rectify that with a month's worth of staying over, yeah?" He toyed with her hair and tugged a looping lock.

She swatted his hand away and pinched him in playful retaliation. "Let me think real hard about it," she reveled in his groan and inhaled a lungful of his warm scent. Foreplay has officially begun.

Dani wanted to speed through the streets and reach the loft to begin catching up on lost time. The journey had to begin at some point, so she regretfully pulled away from him and unlocked the car.

Hopefully there wouldn't be too much traffic to derail them.

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thecollegefootballguy · 4 years

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The Real Northwest Champs

Hey everybody, we’re back with another hypothetical trophy game. We move back out West to crown the real champions of the Pacific Northwest. I think there should absolutely be a trophy exchanged between the four FBS schools in the Northwest. To a certain extent they all consider each other rivals, the State of Oregon has the Civil War and Washington has the Apple Cup, and the Ducks and Huskies have their own high profile rivalry. Even if you wouldn’t call Oregon-Washington State or Oregon State-Washington real rivalries (and many wouldn’t), it goes without saying that each of the four schools measure themselves against the others.

For long stretches of time, many people have overlooked the football played out in the furthest flung corner of the Lower 48. They’re missing out on some great stories and fascinating local culture. I’m here to shine a light on it.

So, I’ll be using the same rules that governed the Kings of California trophy. The trophy goes to whichever team has the best record among the three. Two-way ties will be broken by head to head wins if applicable. Three-way ties will be broken by the team with the best conference record. This shouldn’t really be an issue because for the most part the foursome have all been in the same conference for all of their histories.

Oh yeah, and check out the other posts as well if you’re interested: Florida Cup, Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy, Beehive Boot, Michigan MAC Trophy, Big Ten West, the Kings of California, the Cal State Champs, and Tobacco Road

The Early Days: 1894-1916

Football came to the Pacific Northwest in 1889, when the University of Washington fielded its first football team. They were quickly followed by Oregon Agricultural College in 1893 and then both the University of Oregon and Washington State College in 1894.

The first game played between any of these teams was the a meeting between Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College in 1894, a 16-0 win for the Aggies. It was the beginning of the most played football rivalry west of Texas. Oregon Agricultural would then play Washington in 1897, and the rest of the series began being played soon after that.

The Apple Cup was first contested in 1900, as was the soon to be Oregon-Washington rivalry. By 1903, all four Northwest schools had played each other at least once, though it would take another decade before the Oregon-Washington State and Oregon Agricultural-Washington series would be played on a semi-regular basis.

Early on, the Oregon schools beat the Washington schools more often than not, but it really is hard to say who was qualitatively better when only two or three games was played between those teams in this era. That all changed when Gil Dobie was hired by Washington in 1908. The former North Dakota coach turned Washington into the powerhouse of the Northwest. For the next decade Washington dominated all comers. From 1908 to 1916, Washington went an incredible 58-0-3, going 9 whole seasons without a loss.

It truly is a shame that football in the Northwest wasn’t taken that seriously. Despite all of this success, Washington was never considered for a national championship, but Dobie had laid the groundwork for Washington to be the traditional powerhouse in the region. Gil Dobie left following the 1916 season, going to Navy for a few seasons before ending up at Cornell, where he would lead the Big Red to three national championships in the 20′s.

It took some time, but the Northwest schools would eventually become respectable enough to found a major football conference. The Pacific Coast Conference began play in 1916, featuring Washington, both Oregon schools, and California. In time it would grow to be the premier league west of the Mississippi. Washington won the PCC in its inaugural season, though Oregon won the Northwest Cup by tying their rivals to the North.

Northwest Cup Champs

Oregon: 10 Washington: 9 Oregon State: 2 Washington State: 2

In the early days, Oregon got the better of Oregon Agricultural for the most part and that was really all it took to be ahead in these standings. Before 1900 there wasn’t too much mixing between the schools. As things began to heat up a the turn of the century, Washington became the dominant team in the region.

Washington would win seven consecutive Northwest championships from 1908 to 1914. They didn’t win in 1915 because they didn’t play any of the teams in the running. With the departure of Gil Dobie in 1916, all four colleges began competing on a much more even playing field.

The PCC Years: 1917-1954

The Pacific Coast Conference expanded rapidly, adding Washington State and Stanford in 1917 and 1918 respectively. In their first ever year in play, Washington State won the conference by sweeping their Northwest brethren under head coach Lone Star Dietz. The Northwest was pretty dominant in the early years of the conference. Oregon and Washington tied for the league title in 1919, though the Webfoots won the head to head and the Rose Bowl berth as a result.

This Northwest’s time leading the PCC ended abruptly in 1920. If you recall back to my Kings of California post, you’ll recall that in Cal won their first of four consecutive national championships that year. Stanford followed suit winning a national title in 1926. USC, who joined the league in 1922, won three national championships from 1928 to 1932. The Golden State took control of the league and held a stranglehold on it for decades.

Back in the day, the Northwest contingent of the PCC actually included both Idaho and Montana, who joined in ‘22 and ‘24 respectively. I had considered including them in the standings but those schools basically never mattered. The Vandals and Grizzlies almost never impacted the standings, with the those teams usually going winless in league play until they faced each other towards the end of the season.

With the state of California dominating the PCC, the Northwest schools were mostly left to their own devices. None of them were able to really build their programs into anything formidable, and mostly had to wait until the California schools (which began to include UCLA from 1928 onwards) were in down periods.

Washington went undefeated in 1925, winning the PCC between Cal’s last national title and Stanford’s first. The Huskies went to the Rose Bowl and lost to Alabama 20-19, just barely missing out on their first national championship. UW was still regularly better than their rivals at this point, but not by a significant margin.

As the 1930′s rolled around, the California dynasties all fell off, opening up a window for the Northwest schools to win the PCC. Washington State won a conference title under longtime head coach Babe Hollingberry in 1930. The Cougars were stomped by Alabama in the Rose Bowl. The Oregon Webfoots tied with Stanford and USC atop the league standings in 1933, but weren’t selected to go to Pasadena. Washington returned to the Rose Bowl after winning the league in 1936 but they were blanked by national champs Pittsburgh.

Oregon State won their first PCC title in 1941, going 8-2 with a win over Duke in the Rose Bowl. World War II disrupted football in the Northwest as every school but Washington shut down their programs in 1943 and 1944. When the war was over and GI’s came streaming back to college, the Northwest began to raise their game.

Oregon won a league title in 1948, but they were passed over for the Rose Bowl again, this time in favor of Cal. The Webfoots were given a spot in the Cotton Bowl as a consolation but lost to SMU to finish 9th in the polls.

Northwest Cup Champs

Oregon: 21 Washington: 18 Washington State: 13 Oregon State: 7

The PCC years meant two things for Northwest football. The first is that they were largely irrelevant in the national sense. None of the teams were able to really compete for national titles, and rarely did any of them win conference titles. The second aspect is that within the four Northwest schools, there was never any one dominant team.

Oregon State was the only school to win more than two Northwest Cups in a row in these three decades, and that streak itself only lasted three years. Washington State, arguably the least successful of the four teams in this span, won 11 Cups.

Jim Owens vs Oregon State: 1955-1974

After decades of stagnation, several things seemed to happen all at once. The first is the return of a hierarchy in the Northwest. In 1955, former UCLA assistant Tommy Prothro came to Oregon State College and turned the Beavers into the premier team in the region, well, for a few years. OSC won back to back PCC titles in 1956-57. It was the only time any school from the Northwest won consecutive league titles in that league. The 1957 title was split with Oregon, but the Beavers won the head to head and went to Pasadena.

In 1957, former Texas A&M assistant Jim Owens was hired to become Washington’s head coach. It took Owens a few years to get things rolling in Seattle but he turned the Huskies back into the powerhouse of the Northwest.

Meanwhile, the Pacific Coast Conference was falling apart. A corruption scandal rocked the league, which dissolved in the spring of 1959. Football in the Pacific Northwest was shaken by the swift collapse. The California schools took the opportunity to cut out some dead weight and reformed a new league, the Athletic Association of Western Universities, which only included themselves and Washington. Both Oregon schools, Washington State, and Idaho were cut loose and became football independents. Montana had left the PCC in 1950 after decades of losing.

UW were the first ever champions of the new AAWU. Jim Owens’ Huskies went 10-1 in 1959, beating Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl to finish 8th in the country. Washington repeated the feat in 1960 with the same 10-1 record and a victory over #1 Minnesota in the Rose Bowl. The Huskies had a good claim for a national title, but the AP and Coaches polls declared their champions before the postseason so the Gophers were named champions despite the loss.

Washington would never reach these heights under Owens again, especially as the LA schools began to get their mojo back in the 60′s, but UW would remain the premier powerhouse in the Northwest for the next several decades. The Huskies won the conference again in 1963 but they went 6-5 with a 4-1 league record so it was just one of those strange occurrences.

I guess life as a five-team conference was pretty boring, so the AAWU let Washington State join in 1952 and both Oregon schools returned in 1954. The AAWU was now the PAC-8, but the Northwest programs continued to struggle as USC began to increasingly dominate the league.

The Ducks entered a profound slump, and Washington State was a nonfactor. Washington was still on top regionally, but struggled to compete against the either the Trojans or Bruins for league supremacy. Oregon State won the conference in 1964, their third under Tommy Prothro. OSU was tied atop the standings with Southern Cal, and were selected to face Michigan in the Rose Bowl where they lost 34-7. Prothro moved to UCLA the following the defeat, and led the Bruins to a Rose Bowl victory over #1 Michigan State the very next year.

Regional supremacy was all that Northwest schools could really fight for in the 60′s and 70′s. Mostly this boiled down to the Huskies and the Beavers. Dee Andros inherited OSU from Prothro and had several strong seasons in the late 60′s before Oregon State too entered a long slump.

Northwest Cup Champs

Washington: 27 Oregon: 21 Washington State: 16 Oregon State: 15

As you can see, the Northwest Cup generally boiled down to two races in this 20 year span. Firstly, Washington under Jim Owens and Oregon State under Prothro and Andros usually decided the best team of the foursome. Then, Oregon and Washington State were battling to avoid being the worst team in the PAC-8.

It was in this span that the Huskies finally took control of first place in the all-time standings. The Beavers came close to pulling themselves out of the basement, but only just miss the cut. The Cougars managed to sneak in a few wins, especially when UW and OSU were both trailing off towards the early 70′s. The Ducks were pretty atrocious, but the worst was yet to come.

The Don James Era: 1975-1993

Jim Owens resigned at the end of his final contract following the 1974 season, Washington haven fallen off in the past several years of his tenure. His replacement was Kent State head coach Don James. James had led the Golden Flashes to a MAC championship in 1972 and 9 wins in ‘73. It took James little time to get the Huskies back on track.

In 1977, UW started slow but finished the year 8-4 with a PAC-8 Championship and a win over #4 Michigan in the Rose Bowl. It was their first top ten end of season ranking in 18 years, and it was only the beginning. Washington would spend the next two decades as one of the top teams on the West Coast and frequently in the hunt for the league championship.

In 1980 and 1981, the Huskies won back to back PAC-10 titles, fighting off USC, UCLA, and Arizona State, who would be UDub’s main adversaries for the rest of the decade. From 1981 to 1984, Washington won ten or more games and finished in the top ten three times. In 1984, the Huskies went 11-1 with a final #2 ranking, if not for a loss to USC late in the season, they would have claimed the national title instead of BYU.

UCLA took control of the league for a few seasons in the mid to late 80′s, but Washington was reloading. The Huskies exploded back on the scene in 1990, going 10-2 with their only losses coming from national champion Colorado and the pesky Bruins. UW beat Iowa in the Rose Bowl to finish 5th in the nation.

In 1991, Washington painted their masterpiece. The Huskies went a perfect 12-0, breezing through the PAC-10 with a win over #9 Nebraska in non-conference play. UW thoroughly beat #4 Michigan in the Rose Bowl 34-14. Fellow undefeated Miami was named the national champions by the AP Poll, but the Coaches Poll (as well as several computers) declared the Huskies to be the better team and the proper national champs.

Washington was on pace to repeat as national champions in 1992 but dropped two of their final three and then lost the Rose Bowl in a rematch against the Wolverines. Don James retired following the defeat. He finished his career with a 150-60-2 record in Seattle and is hailed as UW’s best coach of all time.

What was going on with the rest of the Northwest at this time? Absolutely nothing. Washington’s dominance in the 80′s was coupled with a downturn on the parts of all three of their brother programs. Oregon and Oregon State had been mired in long slumps and regularly featured at the bottom of the standings. This downward trend culminated in the infamous “Toilet Bowl” in which the 2-8 Beavers fought the 4-7 Ducks to a 0-0 tie in an atrocious game that featured 11 turnovers and 4 missed field goals. With ties now gone from college football, it’s probably the last time we’ll ever see a 0-0 finish in a regulation football game.

Washington State was a middle of the road program at best during this time. The Cougars never came close to a conference title but they weren’t quite as bad as the Oregon programs for most of the 80′s.

But the winds of change were blowing, and the pieces were already set at all three schools to reverse their decades of misery.

Northwest Cup Champs

Washington: 40 Oregon: 25 Washington State: 18 Oregon State: 15

Washington was able to greatly extend their lead in the all-time standings during Don James’ tenure as head coach. The Huskies claimed 13 of 19 Northwest Cups at this time. Oregon and Washington State were able to sneak away with a few regional championships when UW was reloading, but that was it. Oregon State was positively atrocious during this stretch, one of the worst major college football programs of the era alongside Northwestern or Rice.

Revenge of the North: 1994-2007

A curious thing happened in the 1990′s. As the California schools all experienced low ebbs, all four schools from the Pacific Northwest exploded to retake control of the conference. Washington had already been a regular contender for PAC-10 titles for the past 15 years, but all four squads began to win conference championships in this era.

People from outside of the region were probably taken aback by the quick changing of the guard that saw all four Northwest schools compete for Rose Bowls, but the ground work was laid much earlier.

Rich Brooks was hired as Oregon’s head coach all the way back in 1977. Brooks slowly and carefully rebuilt the Ducks, turning them from an atrocious squad in the late 70′s to regularly mediocre by the early 80′s to competent by the late 80′s. UO went 8-4 in 1989 and 1990, and attended their first bowl games in over 25 years.

In 1994, Brooks finally took Oregon to the top. After dropping two non-conference games early in the season, the Ducks went 7-1 in PAC-10 play and won their first outright conference championship ever. UO faced off against undefeated Penn State in the Rose Bowl and lost 38-20, but the success of the 1994 season is seen as the turning point in Oregon’s program history. It had been the Ducks’ first time in Pasadena in 37 years. From then on, UO would be a regular contender for the conference title.

Washington won the PAC-10 the next year, though the Huskies were passed over for the Rose Bowl in favor of UCLA. Don James’ replacement was Jim Lambright, who was unable to match his predecessor’s success. Lambright was fired after the 1998 season after only going 45-22-1 in his six years at the helm.

One team that would have killed for that level of success was Washington State. The Cougars had scuffled along for decades without much winning or any recognition. Dennis Erickson briefly coached Wazzu for two years in 1987-88 before bolting to Miami, though not before delivering a 9 win season, which hadn’t been seen in Pullman in generations.

Mike Price replaced Erickson in 1989, and took the Rich Brooks approach to slow but steady improvement. WSU improved to 9-3 in 1992 and went bowling again in 1994. In 1997, everything came together. Under Heisman finalist QB Ryan Leaf, Washington State went 10-1, with a 41-35 win over #20 Washington in the Apple Cup to secure their share of the PAC-10 title. It was the Cougars’ first conference championship in 67 years and they were selected to play in the Rose Bowl. Wazzu lost 21-16 to #1 Michigan, but their #9 finish was a triumph for the long suffering program.

The final team to get their act together was Oregon State. The Beavers were still pretty atrocious for most of the 90′s, but Mike Riley brought some stability to the program in 1997. Riley only stayed for two years before bolting to the NFL, but he laid the foundation for Dennis Erickson’s return to the Northwest. Erickson quickly transformed OSU into a contender.

The 2000 season was quite a special time in the Pacific Northwest. Everything came together for three teams at the same time, creating the perfect storm. Oregon began the year unranked, then lost to #5 Wisconsin in non-conference play. But by October the Ducks were ranked in the top ten with big wins over #6 UCLA and #6 Washington. UO clawed their way to 6th in the AP leading to their end of season matchup with Oregon State.

The Beavers likewise were having arguably their best season in program history. OSU also began the year unranked but jumped into the polls after a 10 point win over #8 USC. Unfortunately, the next week Oregon State lost by three to the Huskies, ending their perfect season, but the Beavers kept winning, jumping up to 8th in the nation leading up to the Civil War.

UW was one of the favorites to win the conference that year, having started the season ranked 14th. This placement was vindicated following a 34-29 victory over #4 Miami. #6 Washington was upset by Oregon but then edged out Oregon State in back to back weeks to end September, then cruised to a 10-1 record to end the season with a magnificent pasting of rival Wazzu 51-3.

Everything came down to the Civil War. #5 Oregon and #8 Oregon State were suddenly playing in the biggest game in the rivalry’s history. The Beavers came out on top, winning 23-13 at home. The conference standings were tied at 7-1 between the Ducks, Beavs, and Huskies. Each team had a 1-1 record against each other in a three-way deadlock.

Arcane tiebreakers including Oregon’s loss to Wisconsin in non-conference play gifted Washington the trip to Pasadena. The #4 Huskies beat #14 Purdue 34-24. Meanwhile, #5 Oregon State mauled #10 Notre Dame in the Fiesta Bowl, demolishing the Irish 41-9 in their own claim to be the best team in the nation. #8 Oregon held off #12 Texas in the Holiday Bowl, winning 35-30.

The memorable 2000 season saw all three schools finish in the top ten. 10-2 Oregon had to settle for 7th place, probably kicking themselves for the loss to Wisconsin early in the year. Washington and Oregon State were both 11-1, and finished 3rd and 4th respectively. If they hadn’t all peaked at the same time, each of the trio could have played for a national championship.

The Ducks were even better in 2001, going 10-1 and climbing up to #2 in the AP poll, winning their second straight conference championship under coach Mike Bellotti. Controversially, UO wasn’t ranked in the top two by the BCS, and couldn’t play in the Rose Bowl either which was hosting the national championship game. Instead, #2 Oregon beat up #3 Colorado 38-16 in the Fiesta Bowl.

Washington State got back in the action. The Cougars had finished the 2nd to the Ducks in 2001 with a 10-2 record. The next year, the Wazzu tied USC atop the PAC-10 standings and attended their second Rose Bowl in six years, this time losing to Oklahoma.

From 1990 to 2002 the Northwest schools led an insurrection against California for dominance of the PAC-10. It was a glorious time, completely unprecedented in the history of West Coast football. Unfortunately it had to end. Washington probably would have kept winning under Rick Neuheisel but the university fired their head coach for gambling on basketball following the 2002 season. This sent the Huskies on a decade-long tailspin that saw them become one of the worst teams in the BCS conferences.

Mike Price didn’t make it to 2003 either, having left Washington State following his second Rose Bowl campaign for an ill-fated gig at Alabama. Bill Doba inherited a good Cougar squad and again went 10-3 in his first season, but the Cougars really fell off after than and ended up in the basement with their rivals.

Oregon and Oregon State fared much better. Mike Bellotti had the Ducks operating at a higher level than Rich Brooks ever had, routinely winning eight or more games a season. Mike Riley came back to Corvallis after Erickson left for the NFL and kept the Beavers regular contenders. However, the 2000′s were dominated by a resurgent USC. UO and OSU gave the Trojans more trouble than anybody else, but couldn’t do any better than 2nd place.

Northwest Cup Champs

Washington: 45 Oregon: 29 Washington State: 21 Oregon State: 17

The decade and a half from Washington’s national championship to the mid-2000′s when both Oregon and Oregon State were upsetting dynastic USC teams was the high water mark for college football in the Northwest. All four programs had some of their best and most memorable teams in this era.

All four won Northwest Cups, and all four played like they should have won even more. It’s a shame they all had to peak at the same time, none of them really got a moment on stage alone as the best team in the region.

Duck Dynasty: 2008-2019

Once again, a climactic shift occurred around 2009 which altered the face of football on the West Coast. Mike Bellotti’s Oregon Ducks were rolling. From 2005 to 2008 UO went 10-2, 7-6, 9-4, and 10-3. They were one of the best teams in the PAC-10 but always behind mighty USC.

Bellotti retired following the ‘08 season, Bellotti retired as Oregon’s all time winningest coach with a 116-55 record. Replacing Bellotti was his former OC, Chip Kelly. Under Kelly, the Ducks really took flight. UO went 10-3 yet again in 2009, this time winning the conference and making the Rose Bowl. It would turn out to be Kelly’s worst season in Eugene.

Meanwhile, Southern California was quickly unravelling as USC failed to win the PAC-10 for the first time since 2002 and sanctions were looming. Even rival claimants Oregon State and Cal were taking steps back. The path was wide open for UO to claim the top spot in the conference.

As far as the Northwest Cup is concerned, the Ducks were the only game in town. Following 2009, the Beavers only had one more quality season under Mike Riley before they slid to the bottom of the standings. Meanwhile the Washington schools were dead in the water. Their 2008 meeting was dubbed “the Crapple Cup” as the 1-10 Cougars managed to beat the 0-10 Huskies in double overtime. It was reminiscent of the Toilet Bowl back in 1984, and while both Evergreen state schools would eventually rebound, it wasn’t fast enough to stop UO.

Under Chip Kelly, Oregon became the most exciting program in college football. The flashy Ducks kicked in everybody’s teeth in 2010, going 12-0 and earning a trip to the BCS Championship Game where they controversially lost to Auburn. UO went 12-2 the next year, winning the PAC-12 and again making the Rose Bowl, this time beating Wisconsin. In 2012, Oregon lost the division to a resurgent Stanford but were otherwise perfect with a 12-1 record and a final #2 ranking, their second in three years.

Kelly departed for the NFL after the ‘12 season, leaving his OC and protege Mark Helfrich in charge. Things initially went really well under Helfrich. The Ducks went 11-2 in his first year in charge and once again made the National Championship Game for the 2014 season, losing this time to Ohio State. A 9-4 record in 2015 was the Ducks’ first single digit win total since 2007. It was 2016 that got Helfrich fired, in which the best team in the PAC-12 over the past decade slumped to 4-8 with seemingly no expectation.

As UO began to fall apart both Washington and Washington State rose to fill the gap. The Huskies rebuilt under Steve Sarkisian, but when Chris Petersen came to Seattle in 2014 UW really began to regain their strength. At the same time, Mike Leach was studiously turning the Cougars into a real threat. From 2016 to 2018 the Apple Cup decided the best team in the Northwest, and Washington went away with the trophy each time. Petersen’s Huskies attended three New Year’s Bowls from 2016 to 2018, their best season a 12-2 campaign in ‘16 that took them to the College Football Playoff.

It looked as though UDub was going to reclaim their spot as the best team in the region for the foreseeable future, but Petersen retired after the 2019 season and Oregon came roaring back to win the PAC-12 handily. I’m very curious to see what happens from here on out.

Northwest Cup Champs

Washington: 48 Oregon: 37 Washington State: 22 Oregon State: 17

The past decade has been the high water mark of Oregon football. The Ducks made two national championship games and finished in the top four in 4 of 5 seasons from 2010-2014. Washington’s resurgence under Chris Petersen only netted them 3 years as the top team in the conference. It remains to see if new head coach Jimmy Lake can keep the momentum up.

Hey all, I hope you enjoyed reading this series. I definitely had a good time writing it. Looks like football is finally starting so hopefully this time next week we’ll all be watching. I may be done with this series once the season starts, so thanks for reading!

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FEEL with DJ Jeff Long - June 3, 2020

everything is new

Alabama - John Coltrane Untitled Original 11386 - John Coltrane Season of the Witch - Lou Rawls How Blue Can You Get (live) - B.B. King Bring It On Home to Me (live) - Sam Cooke March Blues - Mabel King Spider Man Blues - Bessie Smith What Is Soul - Funkadelic Fumbling Over Words That Rhyme - Edan I Wish I Had Answered - The Staple Singers No Thing on Me (Cocaine Song) - Curtis Mayfield Ode to Billie Joe - Diana Ross and the Supremes All American Made - Margo Price In New Orleans - Leadbelly Strange Fruit - Josh White John Brown’s Body - Ed McCurdy Grizzly Bear - Negro Prisoners Black, Brown, and White - Big Bill Broonzy Lost John - Sonny Terry Which Side Are You On? - Pete Seeger and the Almanac Singers When Will I Be Called a Man - Big Bill Broonzy Death Don’t Have No Mercy - Rev. Gary Davis Lady Day and John Coltrane - Gil Scott-Heron Ol’ Man River - Ray Charles Love’s in Need of Love today - Stevie Wonder Speak to Me - The Relatives Machine Gun (live) - Jimi Hendrix

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Meet Corey G. Lewis, The Dude Who’s Bringing Grunge Back

~By Jamie LaRose~

Art by Ben House

With the new album sinking into our consciousness, 'Deathspiration' (2018) by The Misery Men invokes the necessity to dig a bit deeper into the creative processes behind its craft. I had the chance to follow-up with Corey G. Lewis, mastermind of the music, and take a glimpse at the band's evolution as portrayed by sound. Deathspiration was recorded and mixed by Steve Jones of Ancient Warlocks at Big Sound Productions in Seattle, and features Jones as drummer.

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The intro track is reminiscent of reflections, leading into a blasting presence of a second track. This album seems to tell a diverse story, can you explain some of the inspiration behind Deathspiration?

Well the intro track is sort of an homage to Neil Young’s Dead Man soundtrack. I’m also really into Dylan Carlson and EARTH. Before I discovered Earth, I’d always described The Misery Men as, Western Doom Noir. That’s evolved into me describing it as Stone Drone. Nevertheless it’s reminiscent of the space between the notes, and the chaos that occurs. The song Sughrue is about C.W. Sughrue, a character from the book Last Good Kiss by the late great James Crumley, also an old friend. Sughrue is a Private Dick that goes off looking for missing woman. “Like a train” barreling down the highway, from Montana to Mexico.

Oh, most importantly, the inspiration behind Deathspiration is the evolution of me as a human. The cathartic shedding of skin. "Harnessing the Darkness" and riding the waves. Sometimes I feel we might be desperate to reach death, to know the truths, while we attempt to be inspired to live life, as we pass through all the adversity, and perspiring blood, sweat, and tears in these moments of our existence.

Deathspiration by The Misery Men

Do you have any secrets of sound to share? What types of techniques present The Misery Men persona?

My secret sound really is simplicity, and the ghost of Leo Fender haunting my amp. I run a 70’s Music Man 112 RP 65-watt amp with an EV bass speaker, through a 2x12 THD Cab, with a phaser pedal, and a Little Big Muff. A wall of fuzz, that is grizzly, meaty, and punchy. I don’t really try to be the tone guy, but I get more compliments about my tone than anything else.

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"Night Creeps In" presents itself to me as the vertex of the Deathspiration story, it feels ritualistic and defining. Are there any rituals you perform while in the writing process?

This song in particular was written after a girl I was dating for only a week, told me she was going to kill herself. It was pretty heavy, and at the time she texted me, I was walking past Lone Fir Cemetery and wrote her, “sometimes the night creeps in, looking wretched weak and thin. Smiling with its meathook grin.” It was a very heavy experience. When I wrote this song about seven years ago, I was just really getting deep into Dax Riggs of Acid Bath. He’s definitely had a big impact on my music writing since moving to Portland.

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Aside from the release of Deathspiration, are there any other exciting current happenings with The Misery Men?

We played at Dante’s not long ago with Chris Newman Deluxe Combo. Chris is quintessential to the Portland rock scene and to the whole Pacific Northwest in general. He is famous for his band Napalm Beach, who released their first album in 1981. Without Napalm Beach, The Wipers, and Dead Moon, well Seattle “Grunge” just wouldn’t sound the same. We might all still be playing Hair Metal!

Officially, Deathspiration has been out since last December, but this week it will launch on all digital platforms worldwide. This fall around September or October, expect a new two-part album to drop digitally, recorded by Witch Mountain and The Skull’s own Rob Wrong! It’ll feature 3-4 different local bass players and a couple local drummers, all guitars and vocals have been recorded, and bass/drums will be done by July/August. So far, we've got interest from bass players Billy Anderson (yes, the famous Sleep producer), Matt Howl (Mammoth Salmon), Wayne Boucher (Troll), and Jaden Mcginiss (Legendary Peavy owner, Doorman, Boudicca). All of this will be recorded in Rob’s basement, the same basement Elliott Smith practiced in.

I decided that my second album needed to be done sooner than later, after the 1st was seven years in the making. Deathspiration was recorded in Seattle with Ancient Warlocks drummer Steve Jones, I’m very happy with the way it turned out, it was analog with no filters, no frills, just my raw intensity. The second though I feel needs to be done here in Portland, it is after all according to Greg Sage, DoomTown. Unlike the first one, it’ll be all digital, but still raw and real, capturing my live performance sound. I’m also likely going to have a variety of drummers on the album playing different songs, perhaps even some legendary Portland drummers!

This week I begin practicing with a new drummer for two upcoming gigs. On Saturday, July 6th, we'll be playing with Chronoclops and Stereo Creeps from Seattle at Misdemeanor Meadows in Portland. It's a free show. Then on Friday, July 26th, The Misery Men will be rocking Gil's Speakeasy for a $5 show that includes The Sleer and Breath. I'm Working on gigs for August on through the Fall.

Do you have any memories of childhood that are notably similar to your current state of mind? What type of things about your childhood self were spot-on about who you become? What was your favorite toy?

I knew I’d always wanted to be a Rock n’ Roller or an actor in films. Like pretty much as long as I could remember. I dressed up almost every Halloween as a Punk Rocker in the '80s. My first concert of grand scale was Poison and Warrant 1989, in Bozeman, Montana -- I was in 5th grade. That show changed my life. I also dug rocks in my grandparent’s backyard, but not for pleasure -- my grandfather took advantage of child labor! I’m a rocker through and through. I think I’ve followed my dreams pretty spot on.

Favorite toys were probably GI Joe’s, Star Wars, or my SEGA Genesis. I also built wood swords from fence posts and painted them with finger nail polish as a kid. Think I may have accidentally got high!

What was the moment when you could feel music has become a part of your life? How has writing music helped you, and those around you?

Well, ever since I could remember music was a part of my life. Listening to my mom’s old tapes and records as a kid really impacted me. I was always surrounded by music, my grandparents owned a Rock n’ Roll bar I’m the ‘60s, '70s, and '80s, called The Wrangler Bar in Livingston, MT. It’s featured in the film Rancho Deluxe about some wild young cattle rustlers, starring Jeff Bridges, and Sam Waterson. There’s a scene with Jimmy Buffett playing "Livingston Saturday Night" while Jeff and Sam play Pong. I’ve played that same machine as a kid! There was always a jukebox, I loved playing Jefferson Starship's "We Built This City," Joan Jett's "I Love Rock n’ Roll," Ozzy's "Bark at the Moon," Pat Benatar's "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" and "Hell Is For Children," and Billy Squire's "The Stroke"!

In 7th and 8th grades, I really was into The Doors, The Beatles, Hendrix, and I was in a English class for kids who couldn’t really focus on reading Lord Of The Rings. In this class our teacher would have us listen to our favorite music at home, then with the feelings we got, write our own poetry. I often listened to Hendrix, especially Axis: Bold As Love and Electric LadyLand, so there were plenty of references to fantasy in my early lyrics. This really helped me learn to become a lyricist, and take an interest in poetry. Most importantly, it gave me an outlet. Around the same time, I got heavy into Henry Rollins. When I saw the video for "Liar" with Hank all painted red, I thought, “I wanna be that guy!” I bought Get in The Van and it became my Bible. All the while I was into Nirvana, Alice In Chains, and Soundgarden.

Is there a way to describe when you feel most productive or most relaxed? How is your state of mind best explained while writing music?

I’m most productive when I feel inspired. Or when the Sun is out and I’m well rested. I like the Sun, except in extreme heat, then I wanna murder the Sun. I was born at night, so I’m a Moon child. I definitely get more inspired and productive writing at night. A few years ago when I was reworking an old song that turned out to be Harness The Darkness, I took a wee bit of LSD or mushrooms -- I’m more of a microdose kind of guy -- found myself going down some deep wormholes to connect a lot of dots that would go on to make up the six verses of the song, that I eventually dropped into four, because it was the most exhausting song to play! I’m a Beatnik kid. I got into the Beat style of writing early on. So, letting the stream of consciousness come flowing out seems to work well for me. I can keep a pretty decent rhyme or off rhyme too.

What is the most peculiar thing that anyone has ever said to you?

Hmmmm. Can you keep a secret? From experience, always tell them no, because sometimes people will lay some heavy shit on you, and maybe you didn’t want to be that person to carry their burden. I’m not a Priest, or a therapist, sometimes it’s fine to listen to friends, but there’s some things you can’t unhear or unsee!

Do you have a message for the universe?

I call it the "Megaverse," as coined by quantum physicist Leonard Susskind -- but my message is to be real, be compassionate, be loving, be forgiving, be understanding, be courageous, be ever evolving, and in the words of E.T.: “Beeeeee Gooooooddd.”

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Switch Change The World 5-8

Going old school ry-ra for today’s post.

After 5 precious minutes have been stolen from us (recap from previous episodes and a rehash of the last scene from the previous episode), we find out that Sa Do Chan is well. He gets really angry at Ha Ra, within his rights to be. He was sent out on a mission without knowing the dangers he was facing. He also finds out that Nam Sung Tae is dead. He demands to know the truth from a reluctant Ha Ra. He tells her that he will go to the press. She agrees and tells him what Baek Joon Soo was working on.

Baek Joon Soo found out that they are using Diplomats to smuggle in drugs. Diplomat bags aren't searched upon arrival. They failed to find out the leader’s name, but they know his nickname is Grizzly.

Sa Do Chan’s familiar with the name. It’s the same name his father said while he was being killed. He agreed to continue helping her, but he has his own agenda. To find out Grizzly’s identity.

Grizzly turns out to be Geum Tae Woong. The one orchestrating this whole drug thing.

In this web of corruption, there’s a whole lot of people involved, including Baek Joon Soo’s mentor.

Oh Ha Ra and Sa Do Chan have this really amazing chemistry together. Sa Do Chan X Oh Ha Ra is waaaaay better than Oh Ha Ra X Baek Joon Soo.

She’s in awe on how he managed to save their necks after one investigator stars suspecting Sa Do Chan. He used a cup to wipe Sa Do Chan’s fingerprints, but he was prepared for that and had his team create Baek Joon Soo’s fingerprints.

Sa Do Chan starts suspecting that something’s going on and he starts preparing. He’s to attend his mentor’s birthday. Meanwhile, the bad guys are searching for Baek Joon Soo after they start suspecting a fake.

The idiots moved Baek Soo Joon literally like two feet away... WTF! The safest place they could come up with, was just two feet away from his previous location... He could have easily been found had they started tailing Oh Ha Ra. The idiot would just park in front of the “Restricted Area” entry.

After Prosecutor Gil announces his big surprise, I started thinking that Baek Joon Soo woke up. It was dragged on for too long and too dramatic. It turns out to be the real Joon Soo. Sa Do Chan moved him, since he suspecting that they were unto a fake. During the move, Joon Soo woke up and he agreed to help.

Baek Joon Soo freshly woken up from his fainting episode, starts throwing penal codes at Sa Do Chan and Oh Ha Ra about being accomplices and that he would make charges... like wtf. He states he’s an accomplice to. I’m glad Oh Ha Ra talked some sense into him. I know you should follow the rules, but damn man, it’s for a cause!

Sa Do Chan agrees to keep being Baek Joon Soo under 3 conditions:

1: Oh Ha Ra should start treating him with respect; 2: Stop calling him a con artist; 3: Stop looking lovingly at Baek Joon Soo, since it confuses him <- super cute

Sa Do Chan and Baek Joon Soo agree to go along with the plan. Baek Joon Soo is still too weak to resume his position. In the end Sa Do Chan manipulated the situation to his advantage. He wants to catch Grizzly and also make some cash.

Baek Joon Soo knows they are using diplomats. Nam Sung Tae was a friend with one Prosecutor that was being used. He was sent by one of his superiors to smuggle the drugs in a diplomat bag. Diplomat bags aren't searched, making it easier to smuggle the drugs. He recorded Grizzly’s face and the deal. He gave the flash to Nam Sung Tae. He ended up dying in a holding cell (I’m not 100% sure on this). The rest is what we know so far.

Using this angle they started searching diplomats, but to no avail. They got a warrant, but this was a ploy to set a new route.

Sa Do Chan curious about Tae Woong, pays him a visit at his gallery. He witnesses a worker carrying out broken pieces of a sculpture. Of course this is convenient to the plot.

Tae Woong used to be a detective, he worked on Sa Do Chan’s father’s case and ruled it as suicide.

After their initial plan failed, they suspect that they were tipped off. Baek Joon Soo thinks that a new route has been set and it’s connected to the arrival of the President.

They use Sa Do Chan’s ambulance and intercept The President. He agrees to let them search, since he wants to run a clean administration. They need to the drugs no matter. After finding nothing, Sa Do Chan sees a Diplomat whose name kept popping up after they swiped another diplomat’s phone. He searches the truck for his name on one of the crates and finds a sculpture. Told you the broken sculpture pieces were convenient to the plot. After breaking it... drugs.

This concludes episode 8.

Who dis? He’s been snapping photos throughout the episode.

At first glance I thought that Baek Joon Soo’s father looks similar to Sa Do Chan’s father... I dunno. What do you think?

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