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This is 2022 Oregon Ducks MBB: Don't show up at ASU, get beat by 24, next game, lead Arizona by 12 midway in the first half.

Dood sign, Arizona leads the conference in assists per game, Oregon is at the bottom. Currently, Arizona has 6, Oregon has 5.

Oregon sits the Arizona crowd down fast, 3-3, and then Richardson hits a 3.

Does ESPN read us, the game is now on ESPNNews?

The West Virginia at Kansas game is running long. But the Oregon at Arizona game isn't being shown on ESPNNews, only the ESPN App. On "News" is a repeat of people climbing a wall.

Perhaps. But a fine piece of information to share!

Thanks for posting this, Southern Duck, as Darren Perkins pointed out earlier, the NFL Quarterback evaluating may be even shallower than is the college. Tom Brady was never "athletic", but he turned out okay. Sometimes it works out. Josh Allen was passed over by big programs, ended up at Wyoming. He was drafted on athleticism and potential by Buffalo and is now one of the top 5 o6 QB's in the NFL.

By now it only matters what Oregon does. But it didn't help that fellow Bubble-er Florida just beat No.2 Auburn. Auburn had a chance, but couldn't even get a shot off in the final 7 seconds, lose 63-62.

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Yay, A B

How far away from SoFi Stadium is the UCLA campus? How far is Pasadena from the UCLA campus?

This is where the divide seems to be in this debate. I want the Pac-12 to make it difficult for the Ducks to be dominant. Oklahoma dominated a weak Big 12, got to the CFP, and got blown out. Playing a weak conference schedule won't help the Ducks. It will lead to lack of focus. We saw that with Clemson during their run, Syracuse had no business being in a game with them. I want the Ducks to understand that every play, every game deserves their full attention. Let's have Lanning's Ducks be the first Pac-12 team to go 9-0. Of course, it would be fine if Washington went 0-12 again.

These are nice. Last season Alabama averaged 40 and 20, so pretty much what we want here, give or take a field goal. Georgia averaged about 40 on offense, gave up 10 on defense. Imagine what it would be like to have a D that does that all season? Not realistic to expect the 10. But, now 17 seems reachable, as Happy wrote, more likely to achieve then regularly putting 42 on the scoreboard every week, Dillingham wants around 80 plays a game, cut that down a little with explosive plays, kick it up with the defense creating turnovers, this could be a very fun season.