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Seattle's Historically Bad Football Weekend

Posted Oct. 5 at 3:25 pm by Mike Seely

If there are any glass-half-full football fans out there who shrugged off the Huskies' and Seahawks' twin 30-point drubbings with the obligatory "could be worse," Seth Kolloen has news for you: This is actually the worst it's ever been.

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