Charles Fischer

"He’s 2nd team All-Conference. In our conference. Like, ahead of all our guys. He’s put up 700 snaps better than anything any returner for 2025 on our roster has ever put up." "He’s faster than all our WR except Tez. This is a home run."

He will have one season of eligibility remaining. While at Northwestern Johnson played in 33 career games. In those games he recorded 96 total tackles, 20 pass breakups and 3 interceptions. He also recorded 5.5 tackles for loss. He was named to All-Big Ten second-team for the 2024 season.

Pretty good!

"There doesn’t seem to be a program/ coach doing what Dan Lanning is doing since he took over the HC role. The clarity of program direction, the tight knit culture he’s established, the recruiting and commitment from those around the program, and the almost quiet nature that Oregon news breaks communicates to me that how serious this program is. There’s no need to celebrate, take victory laps, beat their chest. This is the expectation. This is the standard. Anything else will not be accepted. It’s just so impressive.."

Pretty good teams we competed with to get this player...

On a pay-site it was reported that your tweet above is from a fake account and not actually Jahlil Florence.

The best offensive line was manhandled by Playoff team Notre Dame, (49-14) and roughed up by the Navy defensive line? The Joe Moore winner?

Wow...he is the No. 1 Safety in the portal, but No. 5 among ALL positions according to On3! College Football Top Transfer Portal Players WWW.ON3.COM The best 2025 college football players that have entered the transfer portal.

Tasty, and only 45 seconds...

I recall a thread on one of the pay sites about five or six years ago, were there were pictures of Alabama players with their brand new cars, of BMW’s, and the pictures just went on and on and on. Now that Oregon is doing it legally, this has to be stopped! Blue Bloods do not want the new money at the table!

2024 Highlights...

Pretty high ratings, and thus why considered the No. 1 Safety in the portal. He got to see Oregon's team up close this season! Dillon Thieneman - Purdue Boilermakers - Safety WWW.ON3.COM Explore Dillon Thieneman's athlete profile at On3.com. Get news and insights into his playing career, statistics, and achievements in sports.

No it was not. Indy was a lot closer to Penn State by quite some miles. Look at Penn State's alumni base compared to Oregon's? Rather than say we are under-represented for our brand, I prefer to say that we have built our brand WAY beyond our alumni base and fans. Truly punching above our weight class...

How many stadiums in the B1G are over 100,000? How much bigger are the alumni bases than ours? In terms of travel...I think Oregon punches above its weight class.

Starts at 6:00 PM on ESPN. How does Idaho look now, from game one against the Ducks? How about our first foe in 2025 in Montana State?

Wowsa. Buckeye fan 'dissing 'Vol fans? Whew! Question: How does he know pigs so well?

He is the perfect blocking TE at 6'5" 265 pounds, to complement Kenyon Sadiq who can block, but also catch extremely well. It would be similar to the Ferguson-Herbert combo we have now. We are very familiar with this young man, as he was a big recruit we barely missed on in the past. A good get if it happens!

We covered this a couple of days ago. (And Google is your friend) How much does a team get for making the College Football Playoff in 2024-2025? With the new 12-team playoff comes a new revenue distribution model. For 2024-2025, here’s how much each team will make in the College Football Playoff: $4 million for each of the 12 teams that makes the College Football Playoff $4 million for each of the 8 teams that makes the College Football Playoff Quarterfinals $6 million for each of the 4 teams that makes the College Football Playoff Semifinals $6 million for each of the 2 teams that makes the College Football Playoff National Championship Game Additionally, each team who participates in the College Football Playoff receives $3 million to cover expenses for each round. Additionally, each conference receives $300,000 for each of its schools whose football team meets the NCAA’s APR for participation in a postseason football game. Each independent institution also receives $300,000 if its football team meets the same standard.

My solution? Go to 16 teams with NO BYES. It is four weeks with No. 1 playing No. 16 in week one, and the they play No. 8, then No. 4 and then No. 2. You know, like a normal bracket. Conference champions are automatically in the Playoff, but all are seeded with no byes or special privileges. So if a team who is No. 22 wins the conference championship via an upset or weird tiebreaker rules, then that team would be seeded No. 16 in the Playoff, but not given a bye or anything. And with 16 teams--nobody who could actually win the 'Natty gets left out. Although a home game on December 20th at Autzen would be chilly and wet!