Steven A

Olineman, can't blame him.

Hate that auto correct feature

And, takes snaps.

Hero to zero ball in a hurry.

Remember it well. During warmups Sidney Wicks tried to intimidate the students by running sprints and glaring into the stands. Except the students stood up and glared back. Then to start the game, the fans' ovation was so loud and long, they almost called a technical on the fans. The year before, Larry Holiday, all 6'3" of him tied up Alcindor/Jabbar on the opening jump and dislocated his arm. Put back in and played the entire game while only dislocating it one more time.

I remember Stan Love for two reasons . . . .1) In a close game Henry Bibby stole the ball and raced for a layup, Stan trailed the play and went up, grabbed the rim and gave Bibby a foot to the back and into the stands he went; 2) there was a quote that the first contract he got, he got 1 Mil for every point in his GPA. It was a $500,000 contract

I think league rules should remain the same for the regular season and the playoffs. Besides making sure each team get at least one offensive possession. If the team that wins the toss scores a FG, then the other team shouldn't be limited by the clock on their possession. The toss winning team could take 9 minutes and 59 second for their drive, kick the FG with no time left, and the other teams never sees the ball.

I think the +7 might be limited to whether or not you get transfers. For some reason I don't think it is a hard and fast rule.

And Dillingham that there would be a shift to more of a passing attack. That would be sweet.

The reason Oregon didn't turn down the movie being shot on campus as did some other 50+ schools before U of O (and no, it wasn't for lack of prowess), the then President of the university was at another college when they turned down a movie location and it turned out to be the Graduate, so he said "yes" this time. And the rest is ...

From the Seattle Times .... "On the first play, Terrell Brown Jr. intercepted a pass and after another defensive stop, the Washington men’s basketball team collected an offensive rebound for a putback and an early 2-0 lead. And that just about details all the Husky highlights on a miserable Sunday night in which they were beaten by Oregon in almost every way possible during a historic 84-56 drubbing at Matthew Knight Arena. " Percy Allen calls 'em like he sees 'em.

Jon, are you sure they have to wait that long?

MC to OC, you can run anything you like, but remember, you are not running the Kentucky Derby behind MY clydesdales, we are trying to sow the field.

They forgot the adjectives "nuclear smelling"

Best bet, early line GB - 3.5 take it, then wait and then get SF + 6ish and hope for a tweener.

I think anyone but Lake would have been.

According to 24/7's podcast, 4* WR Arlis Boardingham, 6' 4, 220# visit is pushed back a week. Possibly, due to Cota's situation.

I guess we can RIP a "Dye award", unless it is half a lifetime type award, Troy v Travis.

Travis's instragram post. Travis Dye announces transfer to USC (247sports.com)

I'm Ok with it. Great kid, good RB. But I guess he took the between 3rd and 4th quarter song to heart ..... a little bit lower now!

Also, what a headache for the academic progress report.

All of them on skates.

At the beginning of the year I figure out how much in total I want to bet, secure what I think is a good strategy, stick to my guns on strategy, remove emotions, and then raid my monopoly game for the seed money. If all else fails, I always have the get out of jail card handy.

Not at all. Lost 38 - 7 in Utah. 38 - 10 in Vegas. Proving the adage home field is worth 3 points!

Kel’el Ware, Oregon Ducks center signee, becomes consensus 5-star basketball prospect. Updated rankings: Kel’el Ware, Oregon Ducks center signee, becomes consensus 5-star basketball prospect - oregonlive.com