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  1. Everybody needs to remember that just because a coach is successful in Eugene doesn’t mean he is going to succeed elsewhere. It’s not always because they don’t perform well. Sometimes they take a job with a head coach who isn’t doing too well. Klemm and Donte Williams are two recent examples. However, I have high hopes for Dilly.

  2. On 4/3/2024 at 11:23 AM, Augduck said:

    How would Chip and Campbell be involved?

     

    I know Locklyn had him at practice on occasion but not following how they would have been involved.

     

     

    We only see that Lock had him to practice on occasion. We don’t know what kind of personal relationship they developed in the past couple of years. If anybody knows what it’s like to be a minority football coach in Eugene it’s Gary Campbell. He could provide the kind of mentorship that Lock might not find within the staff.

     

    Chip may have reached out to Campbell to gauge Lock’s interest or to see if Campbell thought he might be a good fit for Chip’s coaching style and offensive philosophy. Smart coaches often use their personal relationships as part of their candidate search. The interview is part of the process but it’s not the only factor.

  3. I hate it. The surprise onside kicks that swung the momentum of games are no longer possible. Oregon probably doesn’t beat Stanford in 2010 without that onside kick as it definitely took the wind out of their sails.
     

    I’m equally sure that the Saints don’t win the Super Bowl in 2010 without their surprise onside kick.  They’re taking one of the biggest situational coaching decisions out of the game.

  4. On 3/22/2024 at 5:49 PM, Augduck said:

    Well, they will have plenty of time to ruminate on their sofas on Saturday watching every team but theirs!

     

    Their whining kind of reminds me of left coast USC fans.

    Their basketball fans (especially WBB) can get pretty whiny. However, their football fans will pack Williams-Brice and get loud when they’re 3-7. They’re some of the most loyal fans I’ve ever witnessed.

  5. On 3/20/2024 at 10:28 PM, woundedknees said:

    Not to mention the previous PAC appearance, Oregon, losing in the semi, a year or so earlier, in egregious fashion

    They just decided not to block out on the final two free throw attempts. The Heels big men manhandled them in the paint. That was a huge disappointment.

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  6. On 3/20/2024 at 5:12 PM, The Grateful Duck said:

    Since 2018 (2020 was cancelled)

     

    Pac-12

    16 teams invited

    8 to the Sweet 16 (50%)

    3 to the Elite 8 (18.75%)

    1 to the Final 4 (6.25%)

     

    SEC

    32 teams invited

    12 to the Sweet 16 (37.5%)

    4 to the Elite 8 (12.5%)

    1 to the Final 4 (3.125%)

     

    With more invites, the SEC has certainly been better at losing than the Pac. 

     

     

    Both of these Final Four teams went down in heartbreaking fashion. Auburn got hosed by the refs against UVA and UCLA lost on a half-court buzzer beater.

     

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  7. As soon as the playing field is leveled a bit, little Nicky quits his job and cries to politicians to fix it. The system isn’t perfect, but at least there is parity in college football again.

     

    Another thing. The only group of people who can screw up college football worse than the NCAA is the politicians in DC. They have bigger fish to fry anyway. 

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  8. I hope Mark Campbell hasn’t gotten too used to Ft. Worth yet. In all honesty, he doesn’t seem like the type of guy who would ditch TCU after only one season. He’s had some good success despite the adversity his team faced this season.

  9. On 2/6/2024 at 5:25 PM, mikethehiker said:

    NBA stars started joining forces and assembling super teams instead of committing themselves to beat their rivals.  

    This completely ruined the NBA for me. It started with LeBron in Miami and then him jumping around from city to city amassing a group of talented stars to help him win championships. That got Golden State into the act when they signed Durant to go with Curry. 

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