Steven A

“I’m happy to have been exonerated, and I’m looking forward to a great season with the Ducks." So are we.

I guess we're stuck with this narrative until the media deal is signed. Personally, I'm going to lengthen my life by refusing to read this type of muck.

Indianapolis (home of the NCAA) is probably experiencing a polygrip crisis about now.

PERIOD, END OF STORY!!!

Don't care where any Ducks get drafted or if, just be a team player!

Hopefully, welcome aboard.

Alabama, Georgia lead college football's 12 most lethal rosters for 2023 247SPORTS.COM ... Coming in at #9 . . . really is #7 with TA$M and Notso Longhorns ahead of us.

Until the audio system goes down. Plus, and then instead of faking injuries, fake the system is down to buy more time.

Tread lightly on this post. A similar one was locked due to comments getting off the rails into the political arena.

Thanks AH Two words . . . corner fade!

I also think that a team gets their challenge back if they successfully challenge the play. Why should you be punished for correcting the refs mistakes?

Sleep is over-rated.

Errrr, pre official visit $$$?

I think we are past, UNFORTUNATELY, looking out for the student in student-athlete. Therefore, a Texas foothold is a plus/must. Now those kids, they grow them big down there, can have games close to their families. This might help the WSUs and OSUs wherein instead of all games several connecting flights away, at least once a year they are home. I think Altman used this in BBall a while back wherein he always tried to have at least a non-conference game close to a recruit's family.

Time to go poaching AGAIN. Pretty sure DL already had a head start on names once Klemm was in the running as OC a couple of weeks ago.

And that is why PACannibaliztion will be at an all-time high this year. Most teams, at least percentage wise in the top 25, and first conference eliminated from contention since the league can't shield the top from the top like SomE (C) league is able to do.

Not so fast my friend, just the opposite . . . inflated head with plenty of room as the grey matter has been relegated to the other "end" of the torso.

Especially when they've seen that play earlier in the game.

I disagree. With the expanded playoff, stay put. Also, as that sage prophet Bill Walton intoned, it is bad for the athlete (student-athlete went by the wayside long ago, not to mention NIL) in regard to travel and the requirements of academics.

I think TX & OK to SEC and UCLA and uscrybabies to the "BIG non-math majors" will help our SoCal and TX recruiting once they are entrenched in their soon to be middle of the road status.

Can't blame him for staying. One more year with Penix and then off to a HC gig.

Dana Altman opens up on decision to not play Kel'el Ware in Oregon's must-win game vs Utah 247SPORTS.COM In a make-or-break game for the Oregon Duck men's basketball program against the second-place Utah Utes, the program's second-highest-rated prospect to ever play for Oregon

I'm looking for the fine print in regard to the enforcement protocols being in place by the end of the century.

Plus, USC coach Lincoln Riley openly admitted the Trojans lost out on recruits this cycle because of NIL. Note he didn't say improper NIL usage. Remember on your next visit to SoCal it will be a BYOK trip (bring your own Kleenex) as I'm hearing some 17Mil pad is hoarding/using it all.

2/13/1970 vs Cal who was ranked and featured 2 Parade AA’s, Ansley Truitt C & Phil Chenier G. Cal was ranked; us, not so. Final 98 - 91. It was after this game that the University called in earthquake inspectors due to the first time the scoreboard shook. From then on it was an every game contest to get it to shake and was even used as a recruiting tool when hosting recruits. 2/20/1971 vs UCLA. L 74-67, tight game throughout. During warmups, Sidney Wicks ran sprints and just glared at the student section when he got to that end. Students stood up and screamed at him. He only ran 1 sprint! At the opening tip, the crowd was so loud the refs were ready to throw a technical for delay of game because the Ducks couldn’t get introduced over the noise. Late in the tight game Henry Bibby Sr. stole the ball and went the entire court for a layup and ended up in the bleachers when Stan Love went up to block it, grabbed the rim and gave Bippy a foot in the back. Loved the top tier, I think my knees just stopped aching last week from being pressed up against the seat in front.