Steven A

I did notice that early in the last drive we weren't using the whole clock, 15+ seconds left when snapped. I supposed that was a blend of bleeding the clock but keeping some tempo for momentum.

Scroll down to see George K's response. Plus "Schools cannot provide free contract review services to athletes, unless it is open to the general student body." Well, that's an easy end-run, offer it to all students. How many non athlete-students are presented with contracts while a student?

Hate to say it, sounds about right.

Same for Mrs. Steven A (45 years in the making) P.S. Pregame shot

I prefer 8, no byes. Byes are a two-edge sword. The team that gets one is fresher, the team that doesn't, has had a shorter layoff and is more battle tested. How much time lapses from the end of the regular season to the first playoff? It is like the beginning of the season when a team that played in week zero has an advantage over a team they play in week one that hasn't played yet. The opting out factor will probably be lessened as the lure of a Natty (thanks Cliff for your stamp on college football) since that is the reason these athlete students "play the game" (thanks Herb) herb+edwards+"just+play+the+game" - Bing video WWW.BING.COM

Speechless to omnipresent in 48 hours. Well played Mr. Marsh

It would be better to use the end of the third quarter stats, not including the garbage-time stats.

My "eye-ball" test doesn't see any trap games, and Lanning & Co.'s coaching reinforces my cataracts.

A one point UCLA had not punted, no turnovers, scored on all of their possessions and trailed by 22. NICE

33 / 24 Ducks. (in order to save toner, Charles please note all future predictions will have the Ducks winning) 2 TO 3 Sacks 222 passing

Wouldn't it be cool if a kid took the deal and then ratted out the school for tampering and transferred back!

I guess that makes you a Guinness.

Depends: now, No; 2009 maybe, leaning towards maybe not (see Hef). Of course, had he come to Oregon with a 46 - 7 overall record, then Yes (well maybe).

"So welcome back, Chip. But may your flight back to L.A. be quiet and long." And may our homecoming spoil yours.

Oregon Football: ESPN FPI shows Oregon has a favorable way ahead DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM According to ESPN’s FPI, the Ducks have a more than favorable chance to beat UCLA this coming weekend.

And everyone loves a winner. Welcome them back. It appears this regime might/should be able to keep them awhile.

But they do have one conference game left. And, if not for the ACC refs, they'd be 0-2. Then again, the beat last year's Pac 12 champs, BYU. So are they 2 - 1 with sc left? Asking for a friend.

Since I don't have a farm, I'll bet anyone's. Go Ducks!

Turns out sc's last win over a ranked opponent was Utah in '19. If the slide continues, so be it. If not, on step closer to a showdown with the Ducks in CShip if we both hold serve.

Per Jon Wilner, the number of times in the last season and a half that a team has garnered 2 million viewers: Oregon: 10 Washington: 3 UCLA: 3 Stanford: 3 Utah: 3 WSU: 3 Colorado: 2 USC: 2 Cal: 1

Much as it pains me, gotta root for $c here to set up a possible Pac 12 CShip with them undefeated. Ewe dub is the only school I want to lose regardless unless it gets us a CShip. Other games this week . . TCU over Ok St., Tenn over 'Bama, Ashford (Auburn) over Ole Miss, toughest one is Mich v Penn St. That would set up UCLA and the Ducks to both be in the top 10.

Yes, and thanks to the legal "Bush push" against the Beavs, they are.

They lost their coach

Waiting for Wilner. Plus he is reporting (pay site) that Pac 12 Network suing DISH for withholding payments. Suit filed 10/6

Still looking around for the fat lady.