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Great point, David. I agree that Oregon should do what's needed to stay competitive in this new environment. But I don't want to see Oregon going the route of just throwing $$$ at high school kids or Transfers.

Methinks the owners would be all in for this rule to include the regular season, the longer the game the more commercial space to fill. But while I'd love for Justin to get his shot, I don't need extra minutes on top of the extra game that was added last season.

Right now, I'd rather get a 5 Star DL than a 5 Star OL anyway. Oregon Recruiting: Ducks in great position to steal 5-star DL from A&M DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM A new report from 247Sports shows that Dan Lanning and the Ducks are in a great position when it comes to the recruitment of...

This new rule is for the Playoffs and that's where it's needed the most. How the NFL's new playoff overtime rules work, explained WWW.MSN.COM The NFL is changing the way its overtimes operate in the postseason. Call it the Josh Allen Rule. The league's owners...

This is the one image of Axel that has been discovered:

Exactly. It's the end game that matters. While I particularly don't like Conerly shoring up the OL for SC this is one player. The Ducks and Trojans will be battling for players for a long time, and as Charles said, we'll get ours.

Thanks for the Update Axel, this one wasn't even rejected but to me speaks San Francisco, the B A R T (Bay Area Rapid Turkeys}

Nico Lamaleava signed with Tennessee, that leaves Dante Moore, and Jaden Rashada as the top QB prospects. Rashada already visited and OC Dillingham is eager build on that visit with this one at the Spring game. 5-star QB and key Oregon target to visit Eugene for Ducks’ spring game DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The visitor list for Oregon’s spring game has some incredibly important names on it. 5-star recruits everywhere you look.

This leaves Pao-Pao the only one left of Oregon's "Fab 5"

Agree completely, Jon. In the scheme of all things coaching, Saint Pete is a "stepping stone" and realistically what more could Shaheen do at Saint Pete. Move along Shaheen and let another coach get his career started.

No.1 for me is this one: and No.2 is this one

Among the great discoveries in history, that fact you found, Jn Sousa, is one of the best! I know it has to include UW, but even that doesn't tarnish it. Going through the Pac-12 is indeed, "Murderer's Row". Alabama truly doesn't have any concern about 75% of their conference schedule, same for Ohio State in the B1G.

A look at Oregon legend Marcus Mariota’s career through the years DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Marcus Mariota will start the next chapter of his career with the Atlanta Falcons this year. Let’s look back at where he’s been up to...

The closest team to the Natty for the Ducks in my mind was 2007. Dixon doesn't go down the Ducks sweep the Heisman,the championship, and the real "Duck Dynasty" begins.

Saint Pete's is why "March Madness" is my favorite event in sports, and it's not even close. From the opening weekend to the Final four it;s must see TV! It's really a test to be the champ. You have to win 6 games in a row against other teams, that are good and want it as much as you do. Around the end of the season Blue Blood UNC was on the bubble, now they're in the elite 8, against UNC!

Five stats the Ducks must improve upon in 2022 to reach their ceiling 247SPORTS.COM Five stats the Ducks must improve upon in 2022 to reach their ceiling

Former UCLA Bruins Linebacker Mitchell Agude Announces Transfer Destination - Sports Illustrated Oregon Ducks News, Analysis and More WWW.SI.COM Agude visited Oregon and his other finalists prior to making his commitment

Michigan has tradition; they're the winningest football team in history, but a lot of good that's done them. They finally beat The Ohio State, and Harbaugh TRIED to leave. Winning a Title doesn't give you tradition either. It's nice, it's an achievement and gets you a trophy. But 1 does not a tradition make. Notre Dame, yeah I know, they have tradition, USC, has tradition. Ohio State has tradition. Alabama had tradition with Bear, now Saban. LSU can come to the Tradition party with Michigan. Texas? I don't know how many championships the Longhorns have, The one they got over USC doesn't give them Tradition. Washington? No.

Full disclosure, I will be watching "March Madness" but checking in on the baseball game during commercials, and there's a lot of them isn't even an option? The Pac-12 Network is like MeTV, they can't afford very many live events so put up reruns. MeTV can't afford "WKRP" so an hour of "Gomer Pyle" it is.