Charles Fischer

I was assuming that if he made that choice--he would focus on training for those ten events, attend school--all like Ashton Eaton, only with substantial NIL...unlike Ashton Eaton. The decathlon champion is the world's greatest athlete; could that be the road Harbor is on?

Right. But I wanted others to chime in with their opinions too. Interesting that nobody commented on my suggestion for the track event I see him in...

Remember...years ago we had the Far West Classic tournament at this time each year in Portland and routinely played each other in those tournaments--and I believe we had THREE total games during the season between the conference game and a non-conference game to award the Chancellor's Trophy. So we had the chance of playing them four times a year, (and often did) and I remember as a youth thinking how dumb that was. I mean...who can take that much orange?

Things unraveled for him at Arizona when he had his young intern-girlfriend, and his wife on the sidelines for a game at the same time.

Right. The Oregonian is great at reporting the news, not so at analysis... Green Blitzes: Lanning Begins the New Mint Defense at Oregon FISHDUCK.COM For the first time in nearly a decade–watching the defense at Oregon is going to be highly entertaining again due to the new Mint defense and pressure packages...

I disagree. The Mac is the run-stuffer, and I believe Brown is in that position. The Money is fast, fluid LB who can run-stuff, pass-rush and provide coverage against passes. Bassa is a converted safety, hence why he is in the Money spot.

Rich Rod was a pleasant personality as well...

Between his mother, this guy below and what position in football and even what to run in track....it is an intriguing episode!

Woody's pick is important because the guy is right so often with where the recruits end up going...

Whoops. He admits that you have to change her mind from Michigan...

There are some on other sites who believe you get him here, let him flounder between two sports for a season, and then have Thibs explain to him that only quarterbacks get paid more in the NFL than pass rushers. Have him refine his skills, get to 260 pounds with that 6'6" and with his natural quickness--he dominates. Below has a lot of defensive highlights... End Of The Season Highlights WWW.HUDL.COM End Of The Season Highlights

I said there were contradictory stories out there, and this is one of them. Before he gave an interview about the clean air of Oregon--he told a Michigan website something different.... And his mother is from Michigan, and by his own admission is pushing the Wolverines at every turn. Hard to beat the parent as the David Hicks situation revealed...

It's good or good! UCLA wins and it is good for the current Pac-12. UCLA loses and we laugh our rear off, and wish them well in the B1G, when they can't beat a mid-lin ACC team.

Whoa! 31-28 Pitt, with 10 minutes left...

FishDuck article about him on Saturday....

28-14 UCLA with four minutes left in the third quarter.

Boy...I don't know. I cannot help but wonder if a bit of the mental "yips" did not get to him? But he made it, and had a terrific year placekicking; now if we could solve the punting and kickoff return issues!

Pennsylvania Duck does an incredible job bringing all the news to us, and interesting tweets.

Either that or it was a stretch play to the outside...or a pass play. So the play-keys for the defense were easy when this few of plays were run. You are right in that this is going to be fun to watch and learn from.

Tied at 14-all, with three minutes left in the second quarter...

Thoughts on the UCLA-Pitt game? I see Washington won yesterday, went 11-2, 🤮 but it is another win for the Pac-12.

As I recall, Noah Whittington was originally recruited to Western Kentucky as a 2-Star receiver....

I received the impression that he was just raw and had a ways to go in development. But again--it was an impression from what I read on the pay sites; no proof.

There is many good points made in this analysis, but the one below stands out as crucial to me... "Coach Stein does use a version of the alignment where the running back is a little closer to the line of scrimmage. He places his QB at a five-yard depth, and the RB at a two-yard depth behind him. This allows the mesh to hit quicker, and ultimately the play to hit quicker." This, (above) to me, is going to make the Zone Reads go much better and the read-keys of the plays for the defense a little harder, if not similar to what we have with the Shotgun. Thanks to Coach Boles for the time to share this with us!

1Ducker1! The game score of 28-27 sure thinned most of us out, but two were pretty close in Graziani93 with a 31-24 score for a Delta of six, and then comes 1Ducker1... ...who predicted 28-24 and a final Delta of only three! Wowsa. Great job, and 1Ducker1 gets to enjoy the glow of winning for the next eight months! Congrats, and thanks to all for playing. Perhaps next year we can have prizes?! And sorry to take an extra day to report it!