kirklandduck

Third time’s the charm I suppose.

If he has an ounce of patience he will, Akili too. Austin however might transfer out if Dante wins the job.

SHARROOOOOOOOOOOON!!

Not to mention, Nashville is only 380 miles from Columbus and is almost a straight shot on the interstate to get there. I anticipate a LOT of orange at the game no matter the situation.

That's interesting. I wonder how much patience he'll have for recruiting.

While he's shown some really nice highlights, I don't think he has the stats to back up a high draft grade. I think it would be better for him to come back next season and put up 1,000 yards before trying for the NFL...

The one thing that might happen in the OSU/Tennessee matchup is that it'll be in miserable weather and those two will beat the crap out of each other, creating a somewhat weakened opponent for Oregon the following week.

Joel Klatt goes on The Herd to talk about the terrible CFP bracket setup in depth.

Oregon's unbeaten season so impressed CFP committee that Ducks draw the short straw WWW.USATODAY.COM If this were a better system that made more sense, Ducks' season... Dan Wolken is of the same opinion.

As I recall, years of sheer enormous incompetence.

Joel Klatt takes aim at College Football Playoff committee for 'horrendous' 12-team bracket - On3 WWW.ON3.COM Fox Sports' Joel Klatt sounded off on the first-ever 12-team College... He's upset that Oregon's success is being rewarded with the hardest path to the championship. Of course he's 100% right.

Yeah the author is a complete Trojan homer. He acts like USC and Oregon diverged only since DL got hired...

I think I just stumbled on the article related to this lol Oregon football success shows Dan Lanning is outclassing Lincoln Riley TROJANSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Dan Lanning and Oregon are actually doing the things Lincoln Riley was...

Oregon football secures commitment from 4-Star LB Tristan Phillips DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Tristan Phillips, a 4-star linebacker in the class of 2026, has verbally...

Well that makes sense. We all know the widely publicized reports of his lackadasical attitude when it came to player development and recruiting. Going back to UCF allows him to plop right back into a talent rich state where he can do the bare minimum effort to find 3* diamonds in the rough that fit into his old Chip Kelly/Mark Helfrich offensive playbook. Only now it's 7+ years later since that undefeated season with the Knights and defenses have largely caught up so his level of success will be a question going forward.

While the defensive effort will be examined by lots of viewers over the next couple days, this is my takeaway: The defense largely was a staunch pillar of support to lean on all season long when the offense was sputtering. We now know that when the defense finally sputters, it can lean on the offense to put up a solid effort to win the day. That, to me, is a complete team.

Also provides a ton of rest and gets more of the injured players back on the field.

Great concentration by Niko!

Those consecutive run plays were not good calls.

Great run blocking with an assist by Sadiq!

I haven't seen any bird bombs so far which is really strange.

Still inexcusable, Penn St. Should've been under pressure pinned against the end zone instead of being given a lifeline. That was probably the biggest contributing factor to them scoring. Yeah I saw Cardwell start the 2nd half.

What a waste of an excellent special teams play. 15 yard penalty by Harmon and then consecutive long runs by Penn St.

Ugh that was a really bad penalty by Harmon.

GREAT job by special teams to pin Penn St to the 2 yard line.