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Actually, he acts like a guy who has quit drinking. He could probably use a gummy to smooth out the rough edges.

When your nickname is “Seven Win Sark”, but you get that 8th win and your ego explodes. I don’t like people touching me either, but I’m not going to go all “Bobby Knight” on a guy who’s just trying to do his job.

As a former OC Pioneer, I must agree with you even though you guys had the biggest diva in the Three Rivers League on your team.

Bo Nix’s adopted brother is transferring in from Troy State.

Chip won by a TD. Mario won by a point.

Mehringer was calling plays.

Ducks 24-20 1 0 259

The experts have him going to Hawaii. I think he would do well under Jonathan Smith. Oregon has no need for him.

I see a lot of concern on Twitter about the Bowen flip dropping the Ducks class ranking. I don’t care if it dropped them out of the top 50. They got good players who the coaches recruited to fit their system.

Good luck to him in the SEC. Ducks will be fine. I don’t recall Holland, McKinley, Byrd, etc. being 5 star dudes.

Oklahoma needs all the help they can get. Bad season. Then, they move to the SEC. This isn’t the 1980’s. Everybody can pay players now.

My take on Bowen (and every other flip) is this. I would have loved to see what the future brought. However, I don’t miss you because you were never here. Now, Verone McKinley? 3-star safety. I missed him when he left early. I will miss Dont’ae Thornton as well. I will also feel sorry for him if he signs with Mario.

I remember when Ryan Kelly flipped to Arizona State because of his GF. He either never played a snap or is a future HOFer in the NFL. I’ll let you all guess.

Could be. It may have only been a verbal deal.

Being a highly successful Division I CFB head coach is a 24/7 351 day a year job (gotta have a couple weeks at the beach or lake). That means recruiting hard when you’re not coaching hard. It means pushing your staff to do the same. Some guys are content to be 6-6 or 7-5 with the occasional 8-9 win season. I think Wilcox is one of those guys (along with Scott Frost). He’s content with developing good citizens and decent football players. I think the grind of always having to be in the hunt for the playoff isn’t appealing to him because it comes with a huge amount of pressure from fans, boosters and administrators.

They live in Denton, so it’s only about a 2 hour drive. This may not have anything to do with his parents. It might be a ploy for him to leverage all teams for more money. If that’s the case, then I commend him on taking advantage of the benefits of capitalism.

If you’re the gambling type put everything you own on the “over” for the Holiday Bowl.

I was wrong about Dickey, but Bowen didn’t really convince me that his commitment was authentic yesterday. This was only a couple of hours after his announcement with no NLI being faxed. Anyway, he’s a Sooner as far as I know. He’s talented, but is it worth the drama he brings?

So, it’s being reported by that he’s already signed with Oklahoma.

Wilcox actually did us a solid by turning it down. That’s the sign of a a good alumn.

Mullens did listen to the noise. He offered Wilcox the job before Lanning. Wilcox turned it down.

True story. I was staying in the Marriott San Antonio Airport a couple of weeks ago and happened to run into Kirby Smart in the lobby. He was on the phone and I opted not to bother him as it was 7:00 AM. Anyway, his luggage was very basic and worn out. Black cordura with no UGA emblems, etc. Unlike Deion, this dude was all steak, no sizzle. Just a winner.

There are many reasons why. Below are a list of the most famous Duck de-commits since 2017. Guess how many all-pro’s are on this list. Andre Dollar Isaiah Santegna Kyron Ware Hudson Johnny Wilson Anthony Beavers Teagan Quitoriano Colton Yankoff Devin Culp Miles Battle Treshaun Harrison Braden Lenzy Warren Thompson Elijah Winston Michael Ezeike Isaiah Bolden Malcolm Lamar Mohamed Dialo Jonathan King Ryan Kelly

Yes, but the mallard in his arms is also kind of telling.