Charles Fischer

With all the stuff flying about...this article helps to clear up some of the confusion, and I'm glad to see the Ducks are after him! Report: Georgia's Dan Lanning a Candidate for Oregon HC Job Amid Conflicting Rumors by Paul Kasabian of Bleacher Report

I don't trust any beer I can see through....

And where do you live now? 😉

Thanks. If we get a splash hire like Dan Lanning--then go with him or another that the fans will rally around and has high probability of doing well. But if we are left with the "B" list of Oregon Retreads...I believe an Interim Coach would be best for Oregon.

One of my favorite beers, Red Chair Northwest Pale Ale, from the Deschutes Brewery (Official Beer of the Pac-12) is now available! It is seasonal, from now until April to coincide with Ski Season. I've been waiting SO LONG for it and I just got my first six-pack tonight coming home from the office. Now I love Deschutes Mirror Pond Pale Ale, and my go-to is Deschutes Inversion IPA, but when Deschutes Red Chair Northwest Pale Ale is available....that's the one! There are SO MANY great craft beers in Oregon...which is YOUR favorite?

I'll second that!

My friends...the rumor is that this guy might be an OC candidate for Lanning since they worked together on other staffs. Boat-raced 48 points on St. Nick? Kenny Dillingham Wikipedia Google Information about him....

I love it when that axiom applies...thanks!

Fantastic find McDuck! Thanks for posting this...and I do want to encourage everyone to bring the news to the thousands in the growing community.

OK....as a Cat GIF aficionado...I laughed out loud, as it is perfect. Thanks 81DuckAlum!

Quite right. I have nothing else to do!

No sweat. Can't do any better than that and besides....let's see how this plays out. And HawaiiDuck? Thanks for thinking of the community and posting. Do refresh your computer and note the avatar I created for you... 🤙 And WELCOME!

I love how you think, and tomorrow morning yours-truly will have an article right up that alley...

There appear to be rumors of a couple of names for Head Coach that nobody knows about, (not a surprise to me and good!) and it might not be until Sunday before any announcement is made. I pass this along simply to relieve tension, and let you know this is going to go on longer. Thus we might as well take a breath and get on with life because I would be stunned if there was an announcement today, and a little surprised if one was made tomorrow. And THANKS to the good people who are posting articles, and even rumors in good faith. We are all in this together my FishDuck Friends... We gotta have a little fun as we go....

It is difficult, but I try to measure sincerity and intent. In the case of the fellow reporting that Chip is going to be hired...he provided the link to the Bruin website proclaiming it. So he posted in good faith and thus escaped the Wrath of Charles. Charles just found out that a writer missed his deadline... What I love about this site is that there is an extraordinary effort to be respectful, and that people here make an effort to honestly honor each others' opinions. I've been everywhere man, and there is nothing quite like this anywhere. I've seen wrong information posted with good intentions or an attempt at humor, but I haven't seen much in the way of purposeful attempts to steer people in the wrong direction. latracey....you have no idea how much that means to me. So MUCH work behind the scenes to create and preserve this community, and when I read your words--it gives me comfort that my mission is on the right path. THANK YOU.

(Oregon Athletics Press Release) EUGENE, Ore. — Oregon occupied nearly half of the Associated Press All-Pac-12 first-team defense released on Friday with an impressive five selections, while two more players earned second-team honors. Popo Aumavae, Brandon Dorlus, Verone McKinley III, Noah Sewell, and Kayvon Thibodeaux were all named to the first team, giving Oregon five of the 11 spots on the first-team defense. Oregon has five first-team selections for the second time in the last three years, and its five defensive first-team honorees are the most in program history. Running back Travis Dye and kicker Camden Lewis earned second-team recognition, giving Oregon seven total AP All-Pac-12 selections. Thibodeaux is an AP All-Pac-12 first-team selection for the third year in a row, becoming the first Oregon player ever to achieve that feat. Click here to view all of the 2021 AP All-Pac-12 selections. DL Popo Aumavae – AP All-Pac-12 First Team » Coaches Pac-12 All-Conference honorable mention » Finished the regular season with 36 tackles and three tackles for loss. » 81.3 overall grade by PFF, No. 1 among Pac-12 interior defensive linemen and No. 27 in the FBS. » 82.0 pass-rush grade by PFF, No. 2 among Pac-12 interior defensive linemen. DL Brandon Dorlus – AP All-Pac-12 First Team » Coaches Pac-12 All-Conference first team » Finished regular season with 23 tackles, 7.0 tackles for loss, and 2.5 sacks. » Third on the team in TFLs and fourth in sacks. » 79.5 overall grade by PFF, second-best among Pac-12 interior defensive linemen. » Led Pac-12 interior defensive linemen with an 83.0 pass-rushing grade by PFF. » 41 total QB pressures according to PFF, 17 more than any other Pac-12 interior D-lineman. » Seven games with a TFL, including two in Oregon’s win over Arizona. S Verone McKinley III – AP All-Pac-12 First Team » Walter Camp All-America first team » CBS Sports & ESPN All-America first team. » Paycom Jim Thorpe Award finalist. » Coaches Pac-12 All-Conference first team. » Leads the nation with six interceptions this season. » Second on Oregon with 71 total tackles, third-most among Pac-12 defensive backs. » Leads the Ducks with six pass breakups. » Four interceptions in three games against Ohio State, Stony Brook, and Arizona. » Sealed Oregon’s win at then-No. 3 Ohio State with an interception. » Two interceptions vs. Stony Brook, his second career multi-pick game. » 11 career interceptions, one away from cracking the UO all-time top 10. » Six interceptions is one away from the UO single-season top 10. LB Noah Sewell – AP All-Pac-12 First Team » Coaches Pac-12 All-Conference first team » Tied for No. 2 in the Pac-12 with 106 tackles, 35 more than any other Duck. » First Duck with 100 tackles in a season since Troy Dye in 2018. » Six double-digit tackle performances, including a career-high 14 vs. Arizona. » Second among Ducks with 8.0 tackles for loss and four sacks. » 89.7 pass-rush grade by PFF, tied for 11th-best among FBS linebackers. » 32 total quarterback pressures according to PFF, tied for No. 5 among FBS linebackers. » Semifinalist for the Butkus Award, given to the nation’s top linebacker. » Two-time Pac-12 Freshman of the Week. DE Kayvon Thibodeaux – AP All-Pac-12 First Team » Walter Camp All-America first team » Bronko Nagurski Trophy finalist. » Chuck Bednarik Award finalist. » Coaches Pac-12 All-Conference first team. » Pro Football Focus Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year. » Tied for third in the Pac-12 with seven sacks and fourth with 12.0 tackles for loss. » 91.5 pass-rush grade by PFF, ninth-best among FBS edge defenders. » 48 total QB pressures according to PFF, second-most among Pac-12 defenders. » Multi-sack performances vs. both UCLA and Washington State. » Career-high 4.5 TFLs in win at UCLA, the most by a Duck since 2017. » Tied for seventh in Oregon history with 19.0 career sacks. » Two-time Pac-12 Defensive Player and Defensive Lineman of the Week. RB Travis Dye – AP All-Pac-12 Second Team » Coaches Pac-12 All-Conference honorable mention » No. 3 in the Pac-12 with 1,118 rushing yards, his first career 1,000-yard rushing season. » Second in the Pac-12 with 17 total touchdowns, and tied for second with 15 rushing TDs. » Also leads Oregon with 41 receptions for 374 yards and two touchdowns. » No. 2 in the Pac-12 with 114.8 all-purpose yards per game and 1,492 total all-purpose yards. » One of just four players in the FBS to lead his team in both rushing yards and receptions. K Camden Lewis – AP All-Pac-12 Second Team » Coaches Pac-12 All-Conference second team » 12-of-15 on field goals while recording touchbacks on 35 of his 79 kickoff attempts. » Started the season 10-of-10 on field goals, the longest streak by a UO kicker since 2015. » 52-of-53 on extra-point attempts this season. » Made a career-long 49-yard field goal in Oregon’s win over California. Brandon Dorlus

Thank you deschutesduck...

Actually they were presenting it as "fun," like an April Fools joke. Considering how tightly wound as we all are right now? Not funny. And thanks to a couple of moderators for bringing it to my attention.

Two posts falsely reporting a coaching hire were in poor form to the good people of this forum. It was not "polite and respectful" to this community, but there will not be strikes given to the offenders since....I did not officially have a rule covering it. (Never happened before) A new violation, so on Friday I gotta add it to the others! Rule No. 34 will join the other 33. Geez. I had to deal with three rule violators today in addition to this at 11:00 PM at night. We have such an incredible community, yet I still have to babysit some adults? I do not have time for this nonsense, so the hook just got shorter with people. From the Rules of this Forum: How can I possibly follow all these rules? It is simple; all our rules can be summarized to this: 1) be polite and respectful, 2) keep it clean, and 3) no reference of any kind to politics and you won’t have to worry about the rules at all as over 99.50% of those posting have learned, and do just fine.

(From Oregon Athletics Press Release) EUGENE, Ore. – Oregon forward Taylor Hosendove was granted a waiver by the NCAA and will be eligible to play immediately for the Ducks. A two-time transfer who played one season at Clemson and two at Georgia State before arriving in Eugene, Hosendove has played in 83 career games and has scored 750 points and grabbed 550 rebounds in her collegiate career. The Atlanta, Ga. native led Georgia State in both scoring and rebounding in each of her two seasons with that program. Hosendove averaged 12.5 points and 8.8 rebounds per game in 2020-21 after putting up 11.4 points and 8.9 rebounds per contest in 2019-20. She started her collegiate career at Clemson and averaged 4.4 points and 3.1 boards over 32 games with the Tigers in 2018-19.

Very cool, and thanks for posting this!

Whew! He is a straight-shooter, both good and bad.... 'We're Not Getting Better:' Dana Altman is Brutally Honest About Oregon Ducks Basketball by Zachary Neel of Ducks Wire

Well DuckHeart....I've enjoyed your posts, and this is one that perhaps one of the boatload of attorneys that read/post here can offer their thoughts on as well. Quite interesting..

C J...you made me laugh! duck023....great to see you join this wonderful community and do post often. WELCOME!

AllOregon....you are like a large number of new people who have joined us in the last couple of days, posted, and I have not yet welcomed you. I like your posts, and hope that you will continue to share your thoughts often with us and WELCOME!