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Annie
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How long did the last minute take? 10 minutes? 15?
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Omigosh, on the Damon Amandolara radio program this morning they were getting positively orgasmic over the Trojans, also predicting that they would be in the playoffs next year, and on and on and on....
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I suppose there could be a remote possibility that MC is waiting to talk to someone at the Bengals or Rams, but I kind of doubt it.
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On the rare occasion that I bet, I bet with my heart--so I'll say "yes," Joe Burrow can score a trifecta.
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On 2/1/2022 at 10:46 AM, cartm25 said:
I jumped over to the USC roster and every O-Lineman is tall, and nearly all are over 300 pounds. ..
Those tall O-Linemen might have to work harder to get their center of gravity lower than the defenders, though. "It's all about leverage."
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On 1/31/2022 at 9:06 AM, 30Duck said:
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Being happy as a team after you get a 3 and out is fine, or a big stop. But showboating on just making a tackle? Fundamentals aren't flashy, but they work.
I think the defensive players should not celebrate until they've stopped the other team, whether by forcing a punt, stopping on 4th down, creating a fumble, or by interception. Many times, with teams both college and professional, we've seen a great defensive play on first or second down, only to be followed by the opponent then getting a first down. And even when the defense has prevailed, they should celebrate with their teammates, not by trash talking.
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On 1/26/2022 at 7:25 AM, Haywarduck said:
Thanks for that clip. Fun to see the running, but also the blocks that helped clear the way.
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On 1/23/2022 at 9:59 AM, Haywarduck said:
I actually think Chip was pretty good at all three while at Oregon. With a little help in recruiting he could have taken us over the hump, almost did.
The big item I am speaking to is being the CEO, probably the biggest job, if they can step away from being a control freak. I think this was the downfall of both Cristobal and Chip. They became control freaks and couldn't delegate important roles. I think the culture of the coaches, players and program is the most critical part. Taking control and then guiding the program strongly is the hidden part we don't often see. Chip did this very well, Bellotti did it very well for a long time, but it wained.
We see this in corporations, schools and many places. The leader, whether quietly, or loudly can make or break an organization by how he/she leads. I am just wondering what dynamic Lanning will have with this element. What type of leadership will he provide with the Oregon Football Program and can he provide the strong leadership a program like ours needs?
With Chip (IMHO) it was his condescending attitude to the local press (I always thought he sucked up to ESPN and other major networks, and he obviously basked in the glow of Erin Andrews), and, from what I saw & heard, his reluctance to schmooze with donors and be friendly to fans, and I think those things are part of being a good coach (not necessary to be a winning coach, but what I would call a good coach).
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I couldn't get the link to work, but I remember when the movie was made, and I've seen it a few times. I have set foot in the president's office where the horse collapses, when I was helping to chaperone kids in my daughter's 5th grade class. President Boyd talked to the kids for a few minutes (but not about Animal House
). I ate lunch at the restaurant near Dexter Lake where part of the movie was filmed--it was a few years later and the decor in part of one room at that time was as it looked in the movie.
I'm on the right.
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On 1/21/2022 at 3:09 PM, Haywarduck said:
.... He went to college and graduated from Oregon, he is now moving on to make a life with his wife. Something many of us did.
Yep, he'll always be an Oregon alum.
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On 1/21/2022 at 1:53 PM, Steven A said:
It was a nice post, and what he said at the end didn't surprise me--that he recently became engaged and he and his fiancee are ready to start their life in California, he's going back home.
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Isn't he from that area? Maybe that has something to do with it. I wish him luck, unless/except if the Ducks plays usc.
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Article in Around the O by a former UO student about working hard and enjoying the first win as a coach.
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One reason I never make predictions about Duck games is that I could never bring myself to predict a loss.
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One thing is--where does the money come from?
I don't know what it's like at other universities, but Oregon is a "state-supported" school with the state contributing only about 10% of what it costs to run the university. The university does a lot of fundraising. Some donors make huge contributions to the academic and/or sports side. (And there are many big donors other than the one that immediately springs to mind.
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Maybe AB could make it in the CFL, though.
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Right now on CBSSN.
He just completed a touchdown pass.
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His arms certainly look well toned.
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While I had thought that Travis might opt to go to the NFL, his decision to enter the portal is a total surprise to me. I wish him luck in whatever he does, but would love to see him change his mind and stay at OR for his final year.
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I thought I saw DL on the sideline at least once.
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It was nice also to see Saban smiling when he was congratulating Kirby Smart after the game.
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NCAA.com Releases Way-Too-Early College Football Preseason Top 25
in Our Beloved Ducks
Posted
Promising, but, yes, way too early.
With the Ducks having a whole new coaching staff and a quarterback who will never have started a game for the Ducks I find it difficult to have any idea of how Oregon will do next season.
NCAA.com Releases Way-Too-Early College Football Preseason Top 25