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John Charles

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  1. Great news! Better than landing a 5-Star recruit. Brings to mind a question though: Can even the best d-line stop/shut down a prolific passing attack like the Mutts have this year or the Burrows led LSU team in 2019? It almost seems like a pinpoint passing attack can always/usually scheme to nullify even the best and most aggressive d-line.
     

    Looking ahead to facing our Deboer issue next year and beyond, tell me I’m wrong. Please!

  2. Wow, these delusional fans remind me more and more of Dr. Leo Marvin in the movie “What About Bob? The more Bob’s endearing qualities emerge, the more deranged Dr. Marvin becomes. In the final scene he goes completely catatonic when Bob scores the ultimate success: Marrying his favorite sister Lilly! That be like us winning the natty, led by our marvelous staff, show casing our trendy uniforms and celebrating our great alumni support!

     

    Go Ducks!

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  3. On 7/21/2023 at 7:18 PM, Charles Fischer said:

    Only if you looking for the negatively. 
     

    Perhaps you mean “an,” as that would be grammatically correct.

     

    Mullens stated up front. He is not covering the media deal in this press conference, which means we will get the financials at a later date.

     

    Take a clue. I am getting annoyed with people going out of their way to roll-in-the-mud of negativity when there is no justification for doing so.

     

    Wait for the media deal, and then comment.

    Please forgive me for coming across as wallowing in the mud. It was not my intention nor my disposition. 

  4. On 7/5/2023 at 2:57 PM, cartm25 said:

    I completely disagree that Riley is overrated. The guy wins 11 games a year like clock work. In ONE year he improved USC from a 4-8 team to 11-3.
     

    USC was one win away from the CFP but their Heisman winning QB was injured and playing on one foot in the P12 championship.

     

    Oregon beat Utah with a quarterback playing on one leg, so that excuse for USC's loss isn't very convincing IMHO. 

     

    USC's meltdown against Marshall on the other hand is very convincing if you are suspicious of Riley's long term success.

     

  5. On 3/16/2023 at 2:54 PM, Pennsylvania Duck said:

    Hi John Charles. I think the reason it gets bogged down is for the in-game threads, there is a lot of tweets and those take time to load. To be honest with you, I am not that tech savvy to know if there is a way around that. Perhaps there is someone on this site that can answer better. 

    Thanks! Grateful for all your efforts to keep our forum well supplied with content!

  6. "But the Duck D unit had enough talent and experience to not allow the Beavers to dominate the last 20 minutes of clock in the Civil War game. The players looked lost or didn't care. 12 games into the season and they couldn't make a stop? With a trip to the PAC title game on the line? GEEZ!"

     

    The lack of effort (above) by our defensive unit will haunt me till they put something different on the field. Even more painful for an avid Duck fan living in Seattle was watching U.W.'s defense, with lesser athletes, have more of a bearing on the game than ours, in our stadium. What is up with that? Very little passion was displayed by last year's unit when the stakes were the highest. Please DL, make it different!

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  7. On 11/8/2022 at 3:45 PM, CountryProf said:

    I can't imagine a good coach would direct a player to purposely play below his skill level in an actual game.  Practicing subpar play on gameday doesn't help one become a better gameday player. 

    I can’t disagree with this sentiment. One of those mysteries of sports how this could be the same guy. 

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  8. Lanning also mentioned that he was not pleased with how they practiced yesterday, and that if particular players didn't get the job done, they would find players who would. Not sure, but it sounded like he was referring to the guys who are supposed to make tackles on the perimeter. Loved his passion & perspective.

  9. Surprised and disappointed that the long awaited Sewell & Flowe linebacking tandem didn't have more of an impact on the game. Always felt that if we could just get the two of them healthy and on the field together they would be a major factor. Not sure what to expect going forward.

     

    Also, haven't heard anyone mention the "havoc" factor that Lanning's defenses are coached to create. Didn't look like our d was causing havoc anywhere at anytime--maybe in the DC booth!

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  10. On 9/5/2022 at 7:31 AM, nw777b said:

    If name, image, and likeness revenue is a prospect's top priority, I would show them the door.  

     

    I blame UCLA and USC's slump on the "Hollywood" factor.  They can sign the most talented men in SoCal, but many if them are more concerned about fame than the game if football.  

     

    My stomach will turn this Saturday if I see Ducks flexing when they make a routine play against an FCS foe.

     

    Celebrating great plays and big plays is encouraged. Do it with class as Men of Oregon. 

     

    First, recruit future Men of Oregon whose top priority is playing great football. The revenue will find them.

    My stomach turned last Saturday when one of our d-backs was flexing and woofing after a wide open Georgia receiver dropped an easy catch. I think we were only down 28-3 when that bit of sportsmanship took place.

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  11. At one point in the third quarter our d-line had that woeful look of "someone else is going to have to make a play because I'm tired of pushing".  Not surprising to see Georgia convert 9 out of 10 third down conversions when there is so little apparent pressure from the defensive line.

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