Chas Man

21 to 10 at the half. At least OSU will have to play for real in the second half and give us some good film to review.

Connection, Toughness, Growth, Sacrifice. Rooted in Process. Trust in Preparation. Keys to OBD success. Tennessee seems to be woefully lacking all of the above.

I like this quote a lot more: "This will be the place I'm coaching for a long, long time."

Hey, wait! Don't they have the Coach of the Year at IU? He better do some serious work at halftime reflective of the honor IMHO.

Yikes, not the way to impress people with NIL $ to spend.

So the #1 OLine in all of college football is amassing 2.9 yards per carry vs Navy. Enough said. Committee members must have a strange set of criteria.

No doubt Jeanty is a great running back. Also no doubt that week in, week out he played against far inferior competition than DG. I'm pretty sure most voters will side with your perspective. By the way, the Moore Award, given to the best OL group, has gone to the B1G more than any other conference.

Quality of competition should matter on some level. How Heisman worthy is a h.s. kid who runs for 400 yards and 6 touchdowns against a h.s. defense? Looking at Hunter's team, they played only one ranked opponent all season, Kansas State, and lost. In that game Hunter tallied 3 receptions for 26 yards, and on the other side of the ball notched one tackle. DG on the other hand had a plethora of "Heisman Moments" against some of the best programs and most difficult environments in the country. Not saying that TH isn't talented, but if I'm in a room trying to decide between 4 of the most talented players in the country, I'm going to give some consideration to who each of them played against, and what they did when they played against the best.

I think your last comment nailed it. I saw a video clip on "X" today of OBD fans going crazy to "Shout" between the 3rd & 4th quarters. The white outs looked miffed that Duck fans were partying in their place! Not a whiff of a mention by the broadcast folks.

One of their more maddening tirades was when the Penn State punt returner got called for the fair catch signal "that wasn't an infraction" in their high and lofty opinions. I muted the tv at regular intervals from that point on!

QUAAACK: Coveted LB Gavin Nix Flips Commitment to Oregon WWW.ON3.COM 2025 Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy linebaker Gavin Nix has flipped his pledge from the Miami Hurricanes to the Oregon Ducks.

Could not agree more: It's time to retire the, "Kenny Wheaton's gonna score" rift. Whereas I once found it inspiring and thought I'd never tire of seeing it, I now find myself cringing when it is aired before EVERY game, as if it portrays the only moment of glory and the zenith of Oregon football. While it may have signaled the dawn of a new age, it is now tired and time to put it to rest IMHO.

It looked like the plan was to benefit from Tez's presence on the field AND to allow him to get some of the rust off from his extended absence. I loved seeing him go to the ground safely several times, and minimize the end zone gang celebrations after his touchdown catch. Mission accomplished. He looks ready for the playoff stretch!

Definitely need to find their mojo!

In this pic they look a little more bad arse. When we start beating on the dawgs in them they will look beautiful.