Charles Fischer

More notes from On3, ScoopDuck.com.... On Thursday, Noah Whittington was in uniform and spider pads, participated in warmups, and fielded kickoffs during the portion of practice that was open to reporters. “We’re being conscientious of where (Whittington) is at,” Oregon head coach Dan Lanning said. “They’re doing a really good job with the treatment program — he’s way ahead of schedule. He’s done a really good job there. But we’ll be conscientious with him through the spring.” Junior cornerback Jahlil Florence delivered a breakout season last fall after locking down a starting spot opposite Khyree Jackson. But, toward the end of the year, he dealt with injuries and was not available for the Pac-12 Championship Game or the Fiesta Bowl. On Thursday, Florence was in street clothes. Lanning also noted that senior offensive lineman Faaope Laloulu has moved into a student assistant role with UO.

Great to hear about Noah Whittington... SIDEARM Integrations GODUCKS.COM Oregon opened spring practice with a workout Thursday on the Ducks' outdoor practice fields.

Beavis and Butthead?

Now we get to play Arizona again, tomorrow at 5:00 ...oh-goody!

Mike, if you or ANYONE has an article in them on these tasty topics-send it to me in an email! charles@fishduck.com

And...I appreciate everyone being patient with the gambling site reference sentence at the beginning of many of our articles. The one today is a gambling site in India, and the SEO Marketing company setting this up and paying me by PayPal is in the Baltic country of Estonia. (City of Tallinn) As you know--these are real articles created for our reading audience, and by slipping in the backlinks--it helps their SEO profile with Google, and helps me pay the bills of the two sites. Tallinn, Estonia

I do want to say that Duckster pointed out the recruiting differences and results superbly, and it was both informative and fun to read his article. Duckster is actually someone who wrote articles for FishDuck years ago, and has been in our forum community as well. He wrote an outstanding post a week ago that as Jon Joseph said, "is an article in itself." Very true, so let's make his posts as articles again! I want to thank him, and say that I was very pleased to get in touch and chat with him about his articles and Our Beloved Ducks. Duckster is truly a great Oregon fan as are the readers.

Interesting!

Very cool, and very deserving...

How nice...

Seems they want the B1G to know that the Wolverines will still make an impact? Oregon has a Big-House visit!

Make that SIXTEEN Spammers stopped since February 1st, as we had two more attempt to penetrate our registration system. One was from West Bengal India, while the other was from Mandaluyong City, Philippines. West Bengal India....

Yep, and they discovered another new revenue stream to steal from the other prior Pac-12 members. I will discuss in a future article...so disgusting!

A really nice analysis, an interesting one about him. Maybe I'm wrong!

I don't know enough about the NFL to make a suggestion, but boy...we have seen that the right matchup is everything for a quarterback. As much as I love what Bo Nix has done for Oregon...I have my doubts about him at the next level. He does not throw a long ball as consistently accurate as we would have liked, and I believe it is a reason why Will Stein toned down his long-ball attack from UTSA to Oregon. I also wonder if Bo has the arm for all the NFL throws, but that is for their analysts to decide upon. Alex, I like your reasoning of going to a team with a good QB coach, but I wonder out loud if Denver isn't turning into what Detroit was to Joey Harrington? It will be fun to watch, and we will all be cheering for Bo.

The half-of-the-time that I am right....I remind people until I am insufferable. My track record with Chip Kelly is pretty good, and below is what I wrote before he began at UCLA..."I see good seasons at Westwood, (8 or 9 wins max, Mora or less) but not contending for National Championships as Chip did at Oregon." Will Chip Kelly Avoid the OREGON MISTAKES at UCLA? | FishDuck FISHDUCK.COM Charles Fischer of FishDuck.com wonders aloud if Chip Kelly can avoid many of mistakes he made in Eugene that could be easily averted … if he wants to. UCLA Fawns: Lies, Damned Lies and Chip Kelly Offensive Narratives... FISHDUCK.COM Charles Fischer of FishDuck.com reviews reasons why the Chip Kelly offense will and won’t be successful at UCLA. Chip Kelly will not average over 35 points per game in 2024, and that is with a lighter schedule. At minimum? Will Stein will average more points-per-game at Oregon than Chip will with Ohio State. (Think about that statement for a moment....whew!)

Sorry...NOT SOLD, for a couple of reasons. 1. When I did my Analysis videos of his offense at Oregon, the emphasis was to do the No-Huddle to RUN the ball better. The Spread Offense to RUN the ball better, and now he is going to Ohio State where they have had sophisticated passing offenses over the recent years? Can he coach that? At Oregon...our only small weakness on offense under him was on third and long, because we were not as skilled a Drop-Back passing team as others. Chip's primary passing attack was play-action off the run threat, and that is not enough these days--as evidenced at his time at UCLA. 2. No matter what is said about "less" recruiting? Baloney. The OC is critical in QB and WR recruiting; Will Stein has killed it with his high school QB AND Portal QB recruiting in just being here a year. Is Chip going to be able to attract QBs to tOSU with his track record? I am grateful to have this OC....