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Barring some absolute major fluke of a performance. It appears Will Stein is absolutely a win of a hire by Lanning. Seems like he has a somewhat more reserved, quiet demeanor (similar to TT). Maybe that has helped him be more relatable in teaching the Xs and Os. I like Kenny Dillingham but he is just about the loudest, most animated OC Oregon has ever had and some kids just don't learn as well under that. Novosad looked confident out there as well. You could see him not hesitating to check the protection with his linemen. I have no doubt that with a season under his belt he will make a legitimate push to win the job next year. My confidence in how our QB room is shaping up for 2024 has started to really grow.

Agree. Autzen during a yellow-out game looks way better than any other color combination.

Ducks 58-20 3 4 290

I wonder how many times during his recruitment visit Dante was told he'd be the starter in Westwood. Now they'll play him his 4 games, probably spaced out during the season to try to keep him from skipping town. Honestly, did he not do his homework on how many times Chip Kelly has started a true freshman? DTR and that's because he had no choice.

I only boo the refs and the wet pups from Seattle. Both have rightly earned it. Usually drinking my beer when the opposing team runs out because I don't want anything in my hands when that Harley sound starts blasting from the endzone.

Just saw the PWO status on another article. I remember him being recruited by Crist-no-ball and then didn't hear much about him after that. Says something that he's walking on rather than taking a scholarship offer from Miami 🤨

The kid has re-classified as ATH. But do we really need to burn a scholarship on a 3rd 2024 QB? North Salem’s TC Manumaleuna commits to Oregon Ducks WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM A three-star prospect in the class of 2024, Manumaleuna announced his commitment to the Ducks Sunday night.

There is also this idea... Maybe one of the few things soccer has gotten right ever. I give you the Promotion/Relegation model

I heard at her last team, Karen DeBoer was constantly complaining at the refs. She would almost always ask to see their manager!

Perks of being tied to a computer for 3/4 of the day starting at 7AM! 👍

Curious to see how the 2nd string QB pecking order will eventually shake out this season. Do we think Ty has improved enough to be the unquestioned wingman to Bo? or could Novosad make this a more difficult choice? Lanning says Austin Novosad has 'made huge strides' this offseason 247SPORTS.COM Oregon coach Dan Lanning was very high on the summer true freshman QB Austin Novosad has had since arriving for spring.

SC is most definitely Aunt Edna!

Sources: Big Ten has begun preliminary talks to potentially add Oregon, Washington, Cal and Stanford SPORTS.YAHOO.COM The Big Ten has been reluctant to move to 20 teams, even if many in college athletics believe expansive superconferences are inevitable. Could all these Brutus/Puddles hints be leading to an Oppenheimer sized bombshell?

Now we just need to hang 45 on 'em in the first half, sit Bo by Q3, and let Stein call up the deep shots and have Thompson finally air it out! Then eat some bison burger in the parking lot! 🍔

If the conference is doomed to die a slow death (over the next season or so) I'd say lets lock him on the bridge and let him go down with the ship. If there is any hope of survival for the conference then he needs go! The man played poker with an entire athletic organization and had his bluff called. One doesn't tend to survive that...

Oregon 100% needs to look out for Oregon at this point. They are going to be just fine when the dust settles; as long as they can shake themselves free of the sad "Pac 12 unity statement" that was given back in March. Branding, marketing, the hype machine; It'll all sell itself if Oregon can just act in it's own interest until stability is reached! Take a partial share for 2 years in the BIG. $45M will be acceptable to any program!

Either Oregon school is more relevant to turning out high caliber RB's as of late than Stanferrrd!

With two full off-seasons, a full game season under his belt, and one last ride; will Bo Nix prove himself worthy of being mentioned among the greats to play the position at Oregon? As Bo Nix enters second year at Oregon he has a chance to etch himself in Oregon's storied legacy at QB 247SPORTS.COM Oregon's Bo Nix has a chance to use his second year at Oregon to cement himself as one of the best to ever play at the QB position.

Noah Sewell will definitely be missed as a leader but easily replaced talent-wise. I believe DL will be shooting for Noah Sewell level talent as the floor for his linebacker corps. Justin Flowe. Boy, this is one that has me scratching my head. From a leadership standpoint I guess I can see him as being missed in that role. He could definitely fire up a group with his energy alone. However, it just never seemed to click with this guy. From blown reads to over running his targets, this guy just couldn't process what the scheme asked of him. He did hit like a tank and could knock down the Jumbo-tron as long as it didn't take a step to the right. I too believe we have the talent this year just waiting to be realized when the season comes. Jordan Burch is going to force double teams that open up the LBs to do their thing. If everything clicks for Matayo this season I think we may be in for some exciting times on the defensive side of the ball.

Our D keeps improving on the physicality we saw in the spring game we may just re-injure him.

23-1 in any conference is ridiculous. Watching them demolish was something else. Could be the TCU (football team) of this baseball post-season.

The better question is does SDSU still want to join the Pac? They clearly are ready to make the jump to a P5 conference. But does the Pac represent a stable enough platform for them to hitch their wagon to? The lack of a media deal and the recent smoke (turning to embers) surrounding Colorado/Arizona have to give SDSU's board of regents at least a little bit of pause. What if they give notice to the MW, jump to the Pac, only to watch Colorado and Arizona bolt for the Big 12? What would a move like that do to the situation surrounding a potential move for Oregon/Washington to the BIG (which would without a doubt collapse the conference)? These are all uncertainties, of course. But that only adds to the existing uncertainty surrounding our conference. At this point, we are a hard sell to prospective candidates...