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Clemson just raised OC Tony Elliott's salary to $2M plus. The Tiger's DC Brent Venables was already earning $2M plus. Clemson now has two of three highest paid Coordinators in college football. Coach Elliott is entering his 13th year and has turned down SEC and ACC HC opportunities, and stayed with Clemson. Coaches Moorhead and DeRueyter are outstanding. With Cristobal they become a 3-headed monster given a few years to gel. Just saying.......

Black Mamba to Snoop Dog Black Momba in his own words. Dynamite to me.

Johnny Rodgers from Wiki: In his three years with the Cornhuskers, the versatile Rodgers established an all-purpose NCAA yardage record of 5,586. We can only hope for and dream of such a productive career for Seven. I remember in 1971 laying laying on a cot in Vietnam, listening on Armed Forces radio as Rodgers lit it up for the Huskers. His performance was extraordinary, and even exciting. "In 1971, in what has become known as college football's "Game of the Century," Rodgers returned a punt 72 yards to score the first touchdown which set the tone for his team's 35–31 victory over the University of Oklahoma. ESPN describes Rodgers' performance as "unforgettable." However, some observers consider his greatest single performance to be in the 1973 Orange Bowl when he led his team to a 40–6 victory over Notre Dame. Rodgers ran for three touchdowns, caught a 50-yard pass for another touchdown, and threw a 54-yard touchdown pass to a teammate. He did all this before leaving the game with 21 minutes still to play."

This team needs WR and Figueroa in order to meet its potential. They are sparks on both ends of the court.

For those wanting to know more. Top of the Hill: Dabo Swinney and Clemson's Rise to College Football Greatness 4.8 out of 5 stars (62)Reviews

No. Not yet. But I hope MC gets there. SS recruiter. Mediocre game planner and on- field game coach. He works hard and shows growth. The next 3 years will reveal the truth.

With that High Jump pit, it's no place for the Fosbury Flop. THUD!

AB has some of Adam's qualities. Check out some of his Boston College films. He's a tough and wiley competitor.

Jaden Navarrette may be a candidate for some snaps that fits the profile: From Wholeflockofducks.com last year. Notable strengths: Ultra versatile: With Navarrette, it’s pick your poison. You want him on offense split out as a receiver or in-line as a tight end? No problem. You want him on defense as a stand up edge rusher, or a defensive end with his hand in the dirt? He’s got you covered there. Navarrette even excelled as a lead blocking fullback for fellow Oregon commit Jaydn Ott for the Norco rushing attack last season. Whatever your needs, Navarrette is athletic and versatile enough to fulfill your schematic wishes. Natural pass rusher: Navarrette is a natural on the football field period, but it’s his skills as an edge rusher that could make a him a potential star. His quickness off the snap, strength at the point of attack, determined mentality pursuing the quarterback, and difficult to defend spin move are eyebrow raising qualities that make him an ideal fit for Oregon’s STUD linebacker position. Knows how to use his body: This may sound like an overly vague statement, but it’s really the best way to describe Navarrette when you see him perform on film. Whether he’s deploy on offense or defense, Navarrette has a great sense of leverage and a knack for using his 6-foot-3, 235-pound frame to his advantage. This is an preternatual skill that could serve him well as he look to secure playing time in his first season. Overall outlook: The construction of Oregon’s 2020 recruiting class is in its infant stages, but already the Ducks have made a habit of pursuing big, versatile athletes (see Seth Figgins and Peter Latu). However, with Navarrette’s commitment Friday, Oregon head coach Mario Cristobal may have landed the best jumbo athlete of the bunch. Navarrette could realistically play a handful of positions on offense or defense whenever he arrives in Eugene, but it appears as if he’ll get his first look as an outside linebacker/rush end.

A couple of Portland girls with HEART.

Notaduck, but a ROOSTER fish.

I grew up between Eugene and Coos Bay. My mother graduated from Marshfield High. We heard of Pre in H.S. He was in the same dorm quad as me in 1969-70. I saw him run many times and it was always thrilling. I was driving to UO on Hwy 126 from Florence the day after his last meet near Whitaker Creek when I heard the news of Pre’s death over the radio. I shuddered in disbelief and was left stunned and empty. I remember the magic of his running and his will to win. R.I.P. “Pre”

There is more to being a top QB than simply the numbers. T.S. needs S&C, coaching, experience, lots of film, confidence and mental and physical toughness. IMO, he needs stiff competition and to earn the starting job. Again, in my eyes he lost it and he was not Oregon’s best option at QB the last few games of 2020. Play the one who gives our team the best chance to win at the moment. Plan for the long haul at intervals. Don’t lose games to protect the QB’s phsyche.

When Kelly feels good - I feel good. He’s a straight shooter.

This makes me think of the proverbial “Who Shot J.R.?” question. Better luck to JR Waters.

Another adage is "You've got to win. Do whatever it takes to win." Occasionally it results in balance.

Let's hope that Duarte gets healthy and stays that way. It will be interesting to see how the return of Will Richardson impacts the offense and complements Duarte's play. Go Ducks.

6'6" 325 lbs. According to GoDucks.com -- As A Senior (2019)Saw time in four games … Played a total of 26 snaps at left tackle and right tackle … Had three knockdowns.As A Junior (2018)Played in five games … All 43 snaps played came at left tackle.As A Sophomore (2017)Did not see any game action.At The College of San Mateo (2015-16)Ranked the No. 1 junior college offensive tackle and a four-star prospect by 247Sports … Also tabbed the No. 9 junior college player by 247Sports … Landed at No. 41 in the ESPN JC50 as the No. 6 offensive tackle … Selected first-team All-California Community College Region I as a freshman in 2016 … Also named first-team All-Bay 6 League … Helped lead a San Mateo offense that averaged 32.4 points per game, 408.8 total yards per game and 192.8 rushing yards per contest … Chose Oregon over Arizona State, Auburn, California, Fresno State, Hawaii, Memphis, Missouri, Nevada, Oregon State, Purdue, San Diego State, Syracuse, TCU, Utah, Utah State and Washington State.

Give credit and praise to the coaches and recruiting staff for a job well done. I'm reasonably sure that Coach C will lead top recruiting recuiting performance every year. Now can they coach 'em up and call winning schemes?

You are right. Coach Cristobal should take a summer field trip to KC. Get him a ticket and some KC ribs with KC special sauce. Maybe he can bring home some of Andy's "special sauce". Coach Moorhead no doubt will be studying those Chief's plays. Personally I love the misdirections, and pressure on the boundaries. KC terrorizes most defenses. That said, TB may very well contain KC more than most. If not, the SB will be a shootout. It must be tough in LV to set the O/U line without ending up with white knuckles.

If these women are so good at defending now, just wait until they have a couple of years together and Oregon's great coaches working with them. Lights Out! Blocks Steals Fast breaks Offensive fouls taken Traps Disruption I can feel it coming.........

Quality depth is always an asset. The win over the Huskies was impressive. We need to get our big guns healthy and on the court to gel before the tourney. What a difference another year will make for this roster.

Cardwell could become the cream on top of the strawberries for this class. UO and Cardwell are a match made in Heaven.

Quack Quack Quack. Go Ducks Women.