30Duck

I've always liked Harbaugh from afar. I wouldn't advocate for him being a coach of my team, but his style has amused me over the years, He has been successful, but seems to wear out his employers. This was a fun exchange between Harbaugh and Carroll.

Discussion of Steele Hiring on Canesinsight This fan isn't impressed This guy has either been fired or demoted from every job he's had in the last 15 years, with the exception of LSU, where he left for a lateral position. Fans of most of the school's he was at speak poorly of him. He's almost 65 years old and cut his teeth in the early 90's, when it was a completely different game.

I understand, I can't stand Boyle or Hurley, who somehow got a W at MKA earlier this season. It was bad enough that Colorado beat Oregon, but then they follow that up by losing 70-43 at WSU. Methodical would be fine, or a blitz of 3's that has the substitute coach feeling like the substitute teacher who realizes he has no idea what to do.

Washington has one too.

Washington is quite the Women's Crew and Softball school now. I was hoping that the Huskies would slide a bit, Sis Bates has moved from All-Conference IF to student assistant coach, but it seems the talent is still there. Bunker will take her place on the All-Conference Team

A more athletic Tom Brady. Not to give anything away, but I'm leaning towards believing that he'll get it done.

Same situation with Arik Armstead.

I can certainly understand your thinking here. I would argue that for Playoff purposes, a stronger Pac-12 conference only helps Oregon. Oregon is remote enough already, add a weak conference and Oregon's chances shrink even more. This season Oregon could benefit from USC's return to prominence w/o having to face them until possibly the conference championship game.

I don't think "denial" is accurate when it comes to his description of SC's lines. They weren't good during Helton's time, and Riley has brought in a lot of "Skill" players via the Portal. But not so many "Big Uglies" on either line.