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Pac-12 Media Day 2022: Conference realignment, Lincoln Riley's debut at USC among storylines to watch - CBSSports.com WWW.CBSSPORTS.COM Pac-12 Media Day will feature new coaches and pressing questions about the league's future
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Big Ten Commish: The Conference Could Expand Beyond USC, UCLA
Notalot replied to Notalot's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
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July 19, 2022: Oregon OC Kenny Dillingham by The QB11 Show. https://anchor.fm/qb11show/episodes/July-19--2022-Oregon-OC-Kenny-Dillingham-e1lel2j
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More about the grind in today's coaching world. Kirby Smart: "I was ready to step down and resign. I was done." - Footballscoop Kirby Smart: "I was ready to step down and resign. I was done." - Footballscoop FOOTBALLSCOOP.COM About 13 months ago, before their national title run in January, Kirby Smart shares he was ready to hang up his...
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Wowsa. Oregon's History of Scoring Touchdowns...Whew!
Notalot replied to Charles Fischer's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
OT recruit McVay said: "Coach Dillingham, fun fact, was on that Auburn team that beat Bama in 2019 48-45 and that’s what -- the most points they put on Alabama ever? " I see many touchdowns in the Ducks future. Many in 2022. More in 2023. And yes, even more in 2024. Go Ducks. Go Dilly. -
Can Young Skill Players Make Oregon More Explosive?
Notalot replied to Smith72's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
More WR athleticism + Better offensive scheme and coaching + Better QB's = More offense and downfield strikes. Take it to the bank. -
What Is Oregon’s Most Important Game of 2022?
Notalot replied to FishDuck Article's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
Joshua highlighted big game head-to-head match ups. Most fans forecast a 9 or 10 win season in 2022. Optimists like me hope for an amazing 12-win perfect regular season. Every game is critical to that objective. The Ducks have had winning years where they stumbled once or twice and lost games they were capable of winning. Don't hold your breath, but wouldn't it be fun to watch the 2022 Ducks run the table? Go Ducks! -
UCLA’s Newfound Cash Comes With a Steep Price
Notalot replied to FishDuck Article's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
I think we'll be OK Darren, as the Ducks will light it up, and play defense too. -
UCLA’s Newfound Cash Comes With a Steep Price
Notalot replied to FishDuck Article's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
Ok, but I'm grateful and happy to have Dillingham. I hope that he stays at Oregon for five years or more. -
UCLA’s Newfound Cash Comes With a Steep Price
Notalot replied to FishDuck Article's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
As Ducks fans, we should remember that Chip's offense and coaching elevated Oregon football to the national stage and title contention. Kelly is 58 years-old now. At the end of last season he was recognized with a two-year contract extension after reportedly surviving limbo. Chip Kelly's aledged disdain for recruiting and internal athletic department and university politics may prevent him landing a head coaching role at a top football program. Kelly is a coach by nature and vocation. I can imagine him finishing his career coaching at a lower ranked program or mid-major in a geography and situation he chooses. Another landing spot might be as an offensive coordinator for a title contending program. Or, Chip is an independent soul who marches to his own drummer. He has varied interests and long-time friends. Following his UCLA run he may simply walk away from football to pursue life in another realm. -
Stable of 5-Star QB’s: The Pressure is ON Coach Dillingham
Notalot replied to FishDuck Article's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
No pressure on Coach Dilly. With a room full of loaded guns, and a top defense too, why worry? Coaching is what he does. My take is this will be the funnest year of his life -- until next year! Go Ducks. -
An assessment by Graham Metzker of Sports Illustrated. https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/college/article263275443.html
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According to Saturday Down South. 4. Oregon The program is in transition and has been since a Playoff appearance in 2014. Mario Cristobal’s 2 Pac-12 championships and a resurgence in recruiting brought some stability, but what happens now with new coach (and first-time head coach) Dan Lanning? The brand is strong and there are deep pockets behind it (see: Nike’s Phil Knight). Most appealing to the Big Ten (this will be a common theme): The university’s Association of American Universities status. Past 4 recruiting classes: 7, 12, 6, 13. Average: 9.5.
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Great news following several days of less favorable diatribe and events. Go Teitem. Go Ducks. Fly high with our flock.
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Win in life. Win in Football. Pay it forward. Inspirational.
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Okay, so I'm an old guy... but I remember Oregon in conferences; Pacific Coast Conference (PCC), Independent from 1959-1963, PAC-8, PAC-10, and the PAC-12. The PAC-0 could be a new experience altogether. Embrace the change. Who knows? You/We might like it.
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Various ESPN staffers digest what happened and forecaat coming alignment impacts after USC and UCLA join the Big 10. https://es.pn/3yyn9RR
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Not so fast. The NBA has its G League. As college football spins ever closer to pay for play professionalism, Alabama and Georgia could lead the way into the NFL's coming "F" league.
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"Ultimately, the Big Ten is the best home for USC and Trojan athletics as we move into the new world of collegiate sports," USC athletic director Mike Bohn said in a statement. "We are excited that our values align with the league's member institutions. We also will benefit from the stability and strength of the conference; the athletic caliber of Big Ten institutions; the increased visibility, exposure, and resources the conference will bring our student-athletes and programs; and the ability to expand engagement with our passionate alumni nationwide." USC's purported "values" are on open display for all to see.
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Will Oregon’s Offense Instantly Improve Under Dillingham?
Notalot replied to FishDuck Article's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
We will only know as the season plays out, but we can make a few assumptions based on facts that can conclude an opinion. Beforehand, I do not believe that Cristobal was the heart of the problem as the Head Coach. I see him more at fault for not intervening in the offense, and for faulty in-game decisions and poor clock management. 1. Dillingham has a history of leading prolific offenses. 2. There WILL BE a reliable passing game that was absent in 2021. 3. The offense will be multi faceted getting the ball quickly to playmakers. 4. There are more highly skilled playmakers in 2022. 5. Tempo will be used as the weapon it can be. 6. The O line is big, talented, and experienced. 7. The D will provide plus takeaways. 8. More too. GO DUCKS!!!