Matty Luau

Talking with friends the other day, I mentioned how I can't believe this would be treated so lightly by a staff when a player died in recent memory. Jordan McNair of Maryland Terrapins died of heatstroke after team workout WWW.ESPN.COM Maryland offensive lineman Jordan McNair showed signs of extreme exhaustion, had difficulty standing upright while running sprints and had a temperature of 106 degrees before he died of heatstroke, multiple sources told ESPN.

I'm typically the "give me all the uniforms" kind of guy even if I don't love each one, but this was the 'fit that made me think maybe they jumped the shark.

My faves are The Best of Times with Kurt Russell and Robin Williams, and Wildcats with Goldie Hawn.

Not waiting 'til the play clock reaches single digits before snapping the ball on pretty much every play.

Seems they were pretty bare when Jimbo left, so not hard to believe that's going to take a little time to fix after Willie. I'd say look more at Memphis in 2017/18 and Auburn '19. Memphis in those years put up some particularly good numbers.

Their OC was just hired by Frost in Lincoln. Think there's a good chance Marion steps into the OC role at Pitt, but he was a name that interested me for us.

@Haywarduck and I are obviously just hungry.

Honestly, the rumors have been out there since last season, so I very much doubt anyone was taken aback by this when fans have been expecting it. We don't get to peek behind the curtain and do we even wanna know how the sausage is made? If a hire is made by next week (and I expect it will), do you think they're just shooting from the hip and didn't already have mechanisms in place?

I watched a bit of the game against SDSU and wouldn't mind the hire at all. Similarly, Matt Wells had a rough go at Texas Tech, but did great things at Utah State prior.

Very much this.

Yes, the sentimentality is something that needs to be resigned to wistful moments with a glass of brandy when looking at a snowy winter evening. It's a nice memory but it's gone. What is needed is a good coach who knows the golden opportunity that's being handed to them here and doesn't need to be in their hometown to make magic happen.

I've had a weird gut feeling about him leaving since late September. May come true, may not, but I'm not worried about it. As much of a loss as I am about who the HC target would be, I'm sure there is one and I'm sure no one in charge at UO or Nike would be unprepared.

I haven't posted too much, but do read a good chunk. Would be happy to donate, probably come the new year once holiday expenses aren't in my picture. Would also consider being a moderator, kinda waiting to see how my current job situation and time pans out. Think my only suggestion would be to have identical/very similar threads combined. I'm sure more mod assistance would help this process.

Was discussing this with my buddies earlier. My thought is maybe he's looking for a little less stress after what happen with his health. Running the show might not seem like less stress, but OC at Oregon (with all the stressors of national recruiting and being in the spotlight constantly) might not be as cozy as being in charge at a school where you probably recruit a few states and bowl status would be parade-worthy. Of course it could also mean he hates Mario or the floor's about to be pulled out and everyone's leaving! Of course of course, it could also mean none of these things and he just wants to be a coach.