The Kamikaze Kid

I want to thank all the fusky fans and media for working so hard to make me care about a 15-2 "rivalry".

Oregon and Tennessee are nearly tide in ranking points at #5 and #6 right now. The UO may end the year playing four straight ranked teams if the Beavs climb back in the rankings. This should put a lot of weight to their strength of schedule. When it's all said and done, if they end up running the table, I see them finishing 3rd if TCU loses or 4th if they don't.

Nice article. I think they go out and bring in another solid transfer senior QB and let him and Moore battle it out. I'd like to see Butterfield get some snaps but we may be past the point in the schedule that allows 4th qtr back up minutes.

I would think that in the age of NIL, players would do everything thing they can to generate a personal fan base. I don’t think appearing bored and uninspired works on that front.

If Lanning thought the UCLA atmosphere was rocking, he’s going to love it when the fuskies come to town.

Top 10 by Conference SEC 4: #1, #5, #8, #9 Pac 3: #6, #7, #10 BIG 10 2: #2, #3 Big 12 1: #4 ACC 0 That minor league about to disband Pac whatever conference has the second most top 10 teams in the country. Lanning is set up for a playoff run every year at UO. He will be financially compensated at SEC rates for his success. He has everything he needs right here to compete for championships. He's not going anywhere.

I think Miami has just fast tracked to where the UO would have been under Mario year 5. He has clearly lost the locker room and doesn't have the roster to just go out and auto pilot close wins like he did here. I thought Mario would have a tough time in Miami but I didn't even expect this harsh of a face plant coming out of the gate. If his coveted recruiting class goes up in smoke, assistants bail, and no one else returns his calls, the Mario era may be over. Maybe it already is.

Wet Paper Bag: 1 Mario's Coaching: 0

Top 10 SEC 4: #1, #5, #8, #9 Pac 3: #6, #7, #10 BIG 10 2: #2, #3 Big 12 1: #4 ACC 0

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I did.

He also mentioned that he threw a bunch of trick plays in this week to give the fuskies even more to have to think about and plan for. He also didn't call them trick plays. Made it sound like they may become part off the standard offense. Dude just out coached Chip and is already setting the stage for more against the purple pups.

A round of applause for Tre Benson of FSU. 15 carries for 128 yards (8.5 yards per carry) and 2 TDs. BTW Miami had 126 total rushing yards. 1 reception for 25 yards 16 touches for 153 yards and 2 TDs!

I just can't root for Notre Dame to win ever but if they disappoint me by not losing, I can except that.

What I got out of that interview is that the coaches themselves have formed a team and they are out playing the competition every week. We often see coaches act in their individual interest and jump at the first available promotion out there even if they jump right into a dumpster fire. These coaches seem to playing the long game of creating team success that could turn into a promotion onto a great organization down the road. If Dilly jumps at either the ASU or Auburn dumpster fires now, he sets himself up to fail in a few years then he'd have to return to OC for a few more years then take another low level head coach job and rinse and repeat. After a few years of leading a high octane offense into the playoffs, he may end up with a Texas, Notre Dame. LSU type offer. Lanning and Dilly seem to be reinventing football much like Chip did. I see no reason why they would quit before they have it figured out.

Hmmm

UO 66-13 4 4 380

UGA gets it done and gets it done big.

Oh no. What if Dante Moore takes the Auburn job and takes Dilly and Lanning with him?!?!

Oh boy. Another week, another rumor. Maybe Dilly takes both the ASU and Auburn jobs. Maybe Lanning goes to the NFL and coaches both the Cowboys and the Steelers. Maybe just maybe nothing happens at all.

I think this is kind phrasing for he's no longer with the team. It sounds like this decision is mutual. A mutual decision is a kind way of saying a disgruntled player has been removed from the team.

A ratings driven machine like college football has to love a good story line. The Ducks returning to national prominence with a wonder boy first year head coach, a wonder boy II offensive coordinator and a Heisman Dark horse QB running a dazzling offense make this team must see TV. 12-1 with a 12 game win streak since a game one beat down by the defending national champs practically screams rematch. It will happen because it has to happen.

With the Ducks leading the Pac and #8 in the polls at 7-1, I'd say they are contending for a title (or at least a playoff spot) right now.

Kelly just got schooled by a head coach coaching his seventh game. That same head coach is putting together a great recruiting class. After guys who don't fit the new system portal out and are replaced with guys that do fit, this team should slide right into that #4-5 position and be in the playoff conversation every year. They look like they made the best coaching hire in the country last year. The new coach brought in the best offensive coordinator available, the in coming recruiting class may have the best QB, receiver and running back in the country. I'd even say we'll win the portal wars this year and win them big. All I see is UO stock going up up up at a rapid rate. I see UCLA stock plateauing and receding, I see Miami stock in a dumpster fire. The UO looks to me to be on the most optimal path moving forward that they can be.

I'm rooting for Seven to find his niche on this team. I also realize that he may feel that he could find that niche elsewhere. After the season, I'm sure many currant players may move on to teams better suited for their skill sets and the coaches may fill those spots with players that better suite what their looking for. In the end, things should work out for the best for all involved.