woundedknees

The little sister... ! Er, brothers of the poor, have no more control over the future of the PAC12, uh, 10, 9... whatever than Wazzu, Cal or a couple other faceless residents of this once Conference of Champions. Hopefully there is some stroke of genius in the wings to light the path ahead. Are you afraid of the dark? Oddly enough, I'm, not...yet!

Something smells off-shore, sorta.

Takes all kinds, I guess. I love the Ducks, perfect or not. Regardless of where they call home. This forum is still the best, safest place to celebrate that. Thank you, Charles!

Anyone else like a medium rare buffalo burger? Might as well barbecue the buffs one more time! Hope the fix is sustainable! I have enough issues being stuck with CenturyLink as my only internet option.

It's a small win for the rest of the PAC... No more 'trap road games' in Colorado during basketball season!

Is Colorado gonna poop or git off the pot, as Grandpa used to say in slightly more "colorful" terms?

The idea makes me wanna "SHOUT!" It sounds awesome. Unfortunately,I'm probably not free that weekend. I hope it comes together for those who can make it. This sounds like an incredible opportunity for a great group of OBDF to share their love for our chosen team and the game of life!

Anyone else glad U Duh had the opportunity to experience Coach Pete, rather than Oregon?

"NO0ooo! Get him!!!"

"3) This seems like a tipping point year in the UW - UO rivalry. If we win strong this year, as we should have a good chance to do, our recruiting should continue to pick up alongside continued excellent coaching (hopefully). This may be our time to get the upper hand in the rivalry! We have great coaching, a great city, strong NIL, and an excellent team. I wouldn't be surprised in ten years for us to jump ahead of UO, or at least achieve parody starting last year. Kind of finishing the work that coach Pete started" Seems apropo...

Pathetic click bait

Elite play calling? Huh?

Ba-dumb-p-thump!

Don't pop the bubble, Fathertime! Bask in the thrill of the moment!

Rushing's bro is a player at AZ, as well, so it stands to reason his parents were beaming.

Pfffffffffft!

Hope it was a great day of celebration for OBDF, everywhere! We shared a potluck (mostly Korean cuisine) dinner with a group in Basin, Montana, followed by fireworks in Boulder. The bbq Chinook salmon and Swedish meatballs were the only items I'd ever experienced before that, but it was all awesome. Quite a change from the normal routine at home in true Duck Country! Can't wait to get home.

Happy Birthday, Charles! Wow! I'll be 70 on Labor Day weekend... I think you maybe got the better holiday! 77Diid you spatchcock that or hire indentured servants?

"SO AT LEAST THAT'S MY HOPE "... How much more indicative the bias for the SEC/B1G can Klatt be?

In about 1970, I had a PE instructor / wrestling coach who liked to show off his athletic skills. Ralph was about 6'2/300 pounds, and tried that move on the tramp, with catastrophically similar results. His thighs went through two sets of springs, and the resulting traumatic bruising took weeks to heal. Some unsympathetic types laughed for at least that long.

FIFY

Tough nut to crack... Deion needs to get his health stabilized before he can set a foot on the field on game day. Unintentional pun, definitely in poor taste.

That's "Prowessed"!

Whatever, err... "floats yer boat", I guess.

In the past many athletes, including LDS, who consider themselves persons of faith have openly acknowledged the sensitivity shown by various coaches to their personal needs, whhether it be supporting mission trips, or accepting the limitations created by a given faith,. Oregon has grown in stature because of this in recent years. Many of our Poly players are openly LDS or muslim. Some coaches use religion as a recruiting tool. It's a fact. Abusing that can be as bad as proselytizing young men. Oregon has a chaplain available (Former Duck and NFL kicker, Josh Bidwell is one), but it's a service to the young men, not a tool. I see nothing threatening in that fact, nor in the comments made by the young recruit.