FG Lumber

Mark H was a really good man with a very good offensive mind. He was a victim of circumstances, somewhat beyond his control. I thought his removal was premature, especially with some of the young talent he had amassed..........but it was a matter of "what have you done lately". I was sorry to see him go but the program did improve.....as it might have had Mark stayed as coach.

Even if there are caps or other type of restrictions/controls, there will still be cheating.....probably on a substantial scale. Sorry, but the proverbial cat is out of the bag.

possibly a result of there being so little else to do in Nebraska in the spring?

Texas 35-21 TOs 2 Sacks 2 Yds pass 315

Ducks 21-17 TOs 2 Sacks 3 yds passing 289

OSU 28-10

Notre Dame 27-10 2 TOs 3 sacks 215 passing yds

Oregon 27-24 TO-2 Sacks 3 Yds pass 270

Oregon 28-24 2 TOs 3 Sacks 314 yds

Ohio State 35-10 1 3 235

Oregon 35-10 3 3 317

Oregon 35-14 3 sacks 3 pass 298

oregon 27-17 TOs 2 Sacks 3 yds passing 248

Oregon 35-14 TOs 3 Sacks 3 Pass yds 290

I would hazard a guess that offensive numbers across the board of college football will be down from 5 years ago due to a running clock in most cases except for the last two minutes of each half. We're not seeing 85 or 90 snaps on offense in games now. Figures have to be skewed down quite a bit.

Oregon 31-17 TOs = 2 Sacks = 4 Passing yds= 315

Ohio State 28-24 1 sacks 1 278

Oregon 28-7 2 turnovers 2 Sacks 278 yds passing

a real dumpster fire.........probably getting worse

Oregon 42-10 3 TOs 4 sacks 322 yds passing

OSU 28, UofO 24 2 tos 2 sacks 297 passing yds tough to play there......especially in the rain

Oregon 35-13 3 tos 4 sacks 348 pass yds

Watched him in college and as a Blazer. No center has made his surrounding cast better and efficient. Bobby Gross lived off Walton's passing wizardry. Lloyd Neal too. L Hollins, Larry Steele and Sidney Wicks were so much better with him in the center spot. His NCAA final championship was amazing...he was like 22 out of 23 from the floor and blocked shot after shot on D. An amazing man who dearly loved the state of Oregon

I sure am glad you clarified the topic.

Put a fork in the NCAA. It's done