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I also hold anyone that had anything to do with "Caddyshack" in contempt!

Predictions are all speculative. Even in the middle of the season, predictions are guesses. Based on the cumulative data, Oregon never should have lost to ASU in 2019. Oregon shouldn't beat Georgia to start the season, but Clemson should have made the Playoffs last season. Nobody had Michigan in the Final Four. Utah destroyed Oregon last season; the games were never in doubt. But how much can you take away from those games and apply to this season?

Right over Bill:

That's the prediction Fentress gave on "Talkin 'Ducks". It seems low to me, but he explained that he saw Georgia, Utah, BYU and UCLA as probable L's. I can't call those crazy, though the only one of them that I don't have Oregon at least 60/40 winning is Georgia.

Oh, the pain! Players can go wherever they want of course but, how do Dye and Franck, two players with huge hearts, choose the two most despicable schools to go to????

Jurrion Dickey is from California, and his top 5 has a Pac-12 lean, Oregon, USC, UCLA, and you don't have to be from Washington to put them on your list and ignore them, and Penn State. .

And that Oregon would be No.1 in Total Defense. DJ accomplishing the Sacks prediction would definitely help with that.

As much excitement as Duck fans had going into the Spring Game, watching Chase Cota made the experience better than most of us had hoped for, DJ is creating dreams, of him and what this D cab do in 2022. Can Seven follow No.6 and leave defenders grasping for air? Whittington? The depth at RB and WR is incredible, and it looks like starting QB is Bo's to lose.

Richardson can make up for last season and Guerrier is looking to play with Barthelemy next season.

This is how it goes now, back on May 9 the story was about Harmon coming back. But, then Barthelemy transferred over here, and yes, Bates, Please!!

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And this is a bad thing?

I agree with this so much. A great defense can be just as exciting to watch and utterly sap the spirit out of the opponent even more than does a great offense. Sacks, hurries, 3 and outs, TO's. The other QB gets set, looks out, and his knees start to wobble. He knows he has to get the ball, but he doesn't want it. What play did I call, he asks himself? He looks at the RB behind, he's quivering, the WR won't even look at him, and the defense? They're all smiling, grinning, right at him.

This is just me, silly fan, but the player I'm most excited about is Kasper. He's TE size with WR skillset, 6'5 195, and apparently a strong work ethic.

At QB, I have Nix-Butterfield-Thompson. But, wow, look at the WR's, RIDICULOUS! Predicting Oregon's 2022 offensive two-deep following spring practice 247SPORTS.COM Predicting Oregon's 2022 offensive two-deep following spring practice

I really like the idea of a defense being "Confrontational". That is exactly what I want a defense to be, Don't just react to what the offense is doing, but force it into submission.

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It's great that all the coaches seem to be on the same page, amazing how this is the case as the staff was assembled as quickly as it was.

This is very true, I'd much rather have some cupcakes than sliced liver!

Fun is definitely important, David. Alabama looks like it's having fun, and I think that is part of why Alabama keeps winning the championships. Every season it starts again for them, keeping it going, don't lose to unranked teams, don't play down to the level of the opponent. All of that would be a drag, for the players and coaches if they weren't having fun. Saban will retire when it stops being fun. Lanning sure seems to understand that getting the message across to the players is a lot easier if they're having fun.

I didn't have Montana in Favre's "Gunslinger" club. Congrats, Joe.