PittDuck

I am no insider, but I imagine that a frank conversation about potential playing time is had with all. Some may not like what they hear and look for an opportunity to play more, elsewhere. I look forward to hearing from other OBD fans with more insight!

Still too stunned to be in mourning. I was angry yesterday and cant really bargain, cause there is nothing to bargain with. I am getting past denial, and almost to acceptance. Then I will mourn. Unless crying in my beer is mourning, then I mourned yesterday to drown my anger ! But I still love my Ducks!

While today did not turn out like I had hoped, I am still proud of OBD! Out of 130 plus college football teams, the Ducks were one of the last 3 standing! In spite of the anguish, keening and wailing from the first pass - er, pick six, I witnessed a very good team win a lot of games this year. 13-2 is not a bad season. I can remember when it took more than 3 years to win 13 games! Think about it, in the last 2 years OBD are 27-3, with all 3 losses coming to the eventual National Champion. ( l am assuming Cig is gonna smoke Mari a week from Monday). I trust Dan and his new Coordinators will reload over the off season and provide us with another great year next year. Go Ducks!

Ducks play a complete game and win it 32-17. 2 TO 3 Sacks 303 yards passing

Thank you for the ponder points! I too will put me prediction in the correct thread for it. Since we don’t have JD, the RB room will need to step it up in his absence. It will be imperative that DM has the time to hit our TE tandem over the middle for 6 and 8 yard gains early and often. That should soften the Hoosier run defense enough that we can rush for 150 yards or more. If that happens, DM can air it out to the WRs for 3 to 5 explosion plays. OBD needs to put together one of their best games in every aspect, O, D, ST, and coaching. If ALL Ducks (including coaching staff) play the game to OBD standard we have a chance to blow them out of the Peach Bowl. If not, we fans need to prepare for a long and uncomfortable day.

Close, but not the same. Different helmet. Darker green with yellow feathers that don’t fade. White jersey with dark green collar, numbers on the shoulders instead of wings. Darker green in the hat and the numbers. Much better look, something OBD can use to wreak havoc and extract revenge. Go Ducks, Hammer the Hoosiers!

What league is reffing the Peach Bowl? It could make a difference…

After a 10 point lead tin the 4th quarter, USuC snatches defeat from the jaws of victory!

Ducks 34-27 2 TO 2 sacks 308 yards Go Ducks, trounce TT & ride roughshod over the red raiders!

Thanks for sharing Drake! Run with Anger and Run to Dominate! These two are going to be fun to watch! Bright the future is! Go Ducks!

Not a big fan of the grey but this combo make it look more like a silver…

Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Uniforms vs. Texas Tech Flex Powerful Recrui...On New Years Day, the No. 5 Oregon Ducks face off against the No. 4 Texas Tech Red Raiders at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida for the Capitol One Orange Bow

I hope all of you have a Very Merry Christmas and that OBD bring in a FANTASTIC New Year with 3 more Victories to close it out!

SoGaDawg, I certainly don’t want to argue, I was just stating my opinion based on the facts as I see them. Take a look a college football championship winners over the history of college football. While the south won a few in the earlier years. They didn’t become dominant until the best available players started getting cars and “jobs” that paid boatloads for little to no work. It is no longer a secret, it is known and acknowledged. Although, it is kind of a moot point now, since, as Mr. FishDuck says, The Best teams are in the B1G!

Historically, I am inclined to think the North has proven to have the advantage. Princeton, Yale, Chicago, Notre Dame, Army, Michigan, Nebraska, etc for decades dominated championships. It really wasn’t until the SEC mastered the art of paying players under the table that the South became dominant. I think NIL has re-leveled that playing field somewhat. I fear we are moving into an era that the schools with the richest donors will hold the real advantage.