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I agree. Given the timing, if this search ends with Lanning I'd call it a spectacular success,

Yes, and as far as Oregon goes, Chip had 0 HC experience, Taggart & Cristobal did.

Well, 5-0 against Pac-12 teams isn't what it used to be, but, it is something.

Great catch, Duck 1984.

Bowl Eligible is a sign of the times in college football. A Committee picks the 4 teams that play in the only Bowls that matter. The rest are Participation Prizes.

Remember back in the day when there were only that many Bowl games, Total!!

I don't know. I don't see Georgia's DC coming to be a DC at a rebuilding Oregon.

AJC is the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, not some guy in a basement. But, wait. didn't 'Bama shred Georgia's D 😉

Jon, I had NO idea that there could be that many Bowls that are actually fun to think about and would be entertaining to watch. Pitt, with QB Pickett, against State, with RB Walker, and absolutely, Go, WSU!

And we'll ALL agree he was the right choice after Oregon wins the Natty 😀

That is a great suggestion.

For as much as Oregon's brand was built on high scoring offense, defensive players have found themselves in the NFL. Deforest Buckner, Erik Armstead, Troy Hill, Ugo Amadi, this season Jevon Holland, and of course, KT is a projected Top 5 pick in the next Draft.

Not a jab at you, JJ, But, with this hire, and the Taggart, and Cristobal hires, PK had to have signed off on them.

Thanks for bringing this over, Steven A, it does cut through the dense fog we're all in, and gives us a glimpse at the route the Coach search is taking.

He could be next in line to be the head coach of "America's Team". Which of course comes with working for Jerry Jones.

Most notably RB, Kenneth Walker. Walker gained under 600 yards in his two seasons at Wake Forest. This year at Michigan State, he gained 1636 yards, rushed for 18 touchdowns, and just won the Doak Walker Award, the same award LaMichael James won in 2010.

If he is the NFL guy hiding behind one of Canzano's doors, I sure hope PK opens it.

Which just reaffirms that UCLA is, and always will be, a Basketball school.

Yeah, at least they let him fly home.

when he fired Lane Kiffin at 3:14 a.m. on the tarmac at Los Angeles International Airport following a loss to Arizona State.

I'll like it even more when they're in PDX