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Ok, need a break from where we want/need a championship to where we get them? Oregon men move up 8 spots in one week to #5, women steady in top 10 at #9. Pac 12 CShip in 3 weeks with Ducks holding two #1 marks in the NCAA and 13 #1s in the Conference of Champions Weekend Wrap | Oregon Relays - University of Oregon Athletics GODUCKS.COM The Men and Women of Oregon are ranked No. 5 and 9, respectively, in this week's USTFCCCA rating index.

If you are a 24/7 VIP subscriber, check out Jordan D. Hill's article on the Dawgs 24/7 site. Otherwise, here is a summary of some of his observations.... QB play: one thing that stood out was how much play-action the Ducks ran when No. 10 was on the field. Will that be the case come September? Who knows, but it will certainly be something to watch out for. On the whole he looked good, though the pick sure does feel like the type of mistake he made far too often in three years at Auburn. Nix’s running ability is a key part of his game, but that aspect of his play wasn’t on display based upon the QB rules they were playing RB play: I what I saw from Noah Whittington. Other players mentioned: Seven McGee; Chase Cota deserves a shoutout; DJ Johnson is a Duck you’ll want to remember come September. In regard to 9 sacks: a big part of the issue was that what would have been the starting offensive line was split between the two teams, combined with the QBs’ inability to really scramble to keep plays alive leads me to tell Georgia fans to take those sacks allowed with a grain of salt. In all: Multiple receivers capable of making plays and a defense with some impressive players.

That's retail. With his endorsement deal and figuring in the actual cost of manufacturing, more like $100.00.

Nix #1. #2 is close enough that I hope neither Ty nor Jay enter the portal. Should be a great battle for #2 spot the rest of this year and then for #1 next year. If either enter the portal, good luck to them and more reps for the now unanimous #2. Ty's review of himself after the game. Spot on. Ty Thompson grades his own performance in the 2022 Spring Game 247SPORTS.COM The 2022 Oregon Spring Football Game was a glimpse into what the quarterback battle has been like over the last 13 spring football practices. With one practice left

Wonder what the "true" charges would have been for John Q. Public.

QB takeaways: #1 Nix is #1; #2 Too close to call which I hope means both Ty and Jay stick around to battle for #1 next year after a full year in Dilingham's system. #3 Based upon the non-contact aspect of QB play, we weren't able to see much in the way of rollouts or options. So that may have something to do with the final priority.

NCAA college football rules panel approves changes to targeting rule, faking injuries WWW.ESPN.COM In an effort to clarify things regarding injuries, the NCAA playing rules oversight panel approved three measures Wednesday that will take effect in 2022. No. 1 Targeting, sounds reasonable. Hopefully ESPN junked their #3 truck so there will be replay at those venues. No. 2 Fake injuries, I think any injury should require the player to sit the rest of the series. Otherwise, the player with an NIL for the bottom of his cleats will abuse the rule 😇 No. 3 Does the tackle box move with a rollout?

Maybe after the game ESPN will hand them the keys to the Natty this year.

Inadmissible for the punitive damage claim, yet impeaches Taggart's testimony/lies: Gold claimed to have performed “dawn patrol” workouts four times and those 6 a.m. exercises involved “having a 45-pound plate and pushing it 20 yards and back 20 times.” Is in direct contradiction of Taggart’s testimony from Friday morning. Taggart said that although he brought back “dawn patrol” workouts at Florida State and that they continue at Florida Atlantic, the measures he views as for “discipline (and) accountability” and not punishment now involve pushing five-pound bags rather than the much heavier, round weighted plates typically used on barbells. Gold said he “never experienced” a dawn patrol exercise using a five-pound bag. I know who I believe, and he never coached at Oregon.

Thanks to Ducks Territory 24/7 Here are the reasons each Oregon assistant coach gave for joining Dan Lanning's staff 247SPORTS.COM Here are the reasons each Oregon assistant coach gave for joining Dan Lanning's staff I need to find a brick wall and run through it about 11 times.

Trojan fans should set their sights on a 10-win season as the goal but be willing to settle for 9-3. -- Tom Fornelli Anything less than a New Year's Six bid should be viewed as a disappointment. -- Barrett Sallee Riley deserves a season to get his sea legs underneath him, but quickly becoming a dark-horse contender for the Pac-12 -- and College Football Playoff -- isn't out of the question. -- Shehan Jeyarajah Riley should have the Trojans immediately back to the top of a watered-down Pac-12. This team should either be in the CFP or snubbed in favor of a team with a similar résumé from a more reputable conference. -- David Cobb I think this is great, kinda hard to overachieve with these reviews. And, all the more reason to stay away from the water in so Cal.

Here is the 24/7 article Seven McGee on new scheme: 'It's like the Chip Kelly offense from back in the day' 247SPORTS.COM Seven McGee on new scheme: 'It's like the Chip Kelly offense from back in the day'

Let's hope he becomes the longest tenured of all Oregon coaches. P.S. take bear to "a farm" and not the vet, easier on the kids.

I think that is solely up to the plaintiffs. And perhaps they are being low balled.

I'm hopeful love loss had nothing to do with his testimony and that he just "giving the facts".

And a good settlement, both sides are unhappy.

Exciting offense, improvement on defense. If so, the rest will fall in place.

Definitely not the water in Corvallis. They have their own shtick!

I guess he can only have either the offense or defense over at the same time!

I'm gonna go with this one.

Yes, it is the Wild Wild West and to some, college football's Tombstone.

I am not sure they are allowed to. Tampering CFB style?

Here is another Nemec nugget from April 8th in regard to 4* 6'6" Central Catholic TE Riley Williams comparing Lanning and Cristbal recruiting. Riley Williams, nation's No. 2 TE, discusses top 8, recruiting approach of Mario Cristobal, Dan Lanning - Scorebook Live NEWS.SCOREBOOKLIVE.COM Consensus four-star tight end Riley Williams has a chance to be the most offered prospect in modern Oregon high school football history. This week, the

Great post, rinse and repeat for anyone entering the portal.

I think Montana would disagree.