DuckHeart

When they turn the selection process into a reality TV show there has to be several plot lines. It is all about ratings and clicks.

He is actually getting $281,000 per year. Which is really good but not close to 750. From the PERS data base: ALIOTTI, NICK J $23,432 2014-03-01 Tier One 317 Full Formula $539,957 $281,185 52%

Bobby Williams is Special Team Coordinator and coaches the tight ends. And yes, some of the special teams have not always been special this year. Off the top of my head the punting and place kicking have been good to very good. Kick off coverage has not been good and we have been average at kick off and punt returns. I agree that it would be nice to see the QB under center in certain circumstances----mainly short yardage situations and when Ducks are backed up against the end zone. Many teams don't go under center. And I'm not sure the Ducks have ever done so once Bellotti brought in Kelly.

Oregon paid Helfrich $8 million in a lump sum settlement. I presume, but can’t verify, that the payment was funded by donors. As stated above, Oregon didn’t pay Bellotti to go away. He was a Duck out of water as AD and retired with a humongous PERS annuity. Bellotti may be the best football head coach ever at Oregon.

I'll give you one name: Chris Miller. Old timers will know.....

Easy answer. Playoffs over any bowl game every single time. Bowls are consolation prizes for top program. Oregon is a top program.

I'll respectfully disagree. I don't think booing had any causal effect on any changes made by Cristobal and his staff. I think film study, practice and discussion is what caused any changes.

The camera angles did not line up with the posts------the video doesn't give a definitive view. The officials were lined up with the posts, they had the best view. There have been many times when I've been in the stands and thought a FG was good when it was bad or thought it was bad when it was called good.

To answer the question in the article of when Cristobal was last seen with a laminated play-sheet, last Saturday in the Rose Bowl: I don't think it means anything at all about playing calling. It's simply the head coach with a laminated play-sheet, nothing more.

Now that's what I call conditional love....:)

Bummer. My first thought was that he felt left out when he wasn't in the mix and match rotation on Saturday.