Desert Duck

But even with only scoring 3 points in the Georgia debacle, Dilly still averaged 40 points per game.

He sounds great on paper. Might be a great fit at Oregon. It also looks like he might have just started shaving too.

This is hilarious. And I'm going to steal it

If Nix doesn't return, which I would say is likely, will Oregon try to find another "Bo Nix" in the free agency market? Is there anyone even out there?

Is he a pit bull by chance?

It's gotta suck being UCLA and getting relegated to a bowl games in El Paso Texas/Juarez Mexico. I expect to see about 648 Bruin fans in attendance.

Yeah... I really wouldn't need to watch that pain either.

As expected.

I would not go so far as to call it a travesty, but it would be wrong to not include TCU in the CFP

If we don't go to San Diego, is the likely option the Sun Bowl in the crap hole of El Paso Texas/Juarez Mexico?

Personally, I always recommend to myself to never drink and post after 1:30 AM. But that's just me. Go Ducks!

Not a chance USC gets in over OSU

I can think of a quarterback who played injured against Utah and could hardly move, but actually beat Utah. But USC gets waxed by Utah in the conference championship, and a guy with really pretty fingernails sits on the sidelines crying, and therefore deserves the Heisman. Sure... why not.

Personally, I am thankful that we will not be watching weak USC play in the CFB. It would have only brought more humiliation onto the Pac-12. Sadly, the Pac-12 is soft and USC proved it again last night.

The Sun Bowl is a crap bowl. Plus, it's in the crap border town of El Paso Texas, which borders the dangerous town in Mexico of Juarez. But, perhaps it is the proper consolation bowl for losing your last two games, against your two biggest conference rivals, while completely and utterly melting down against the River-Rats in the last 17 minutes of the game. .

You make a most excellent point. Thank you.

Yes, KD was at the top of their list for over a month. It wasn't exactly the best kept secret down here. And definitely no surprise that he said yes when the offer came.

In the newer world of CFB, this is just to be expected. NFL-Lite

Yes.

As far as wins go, I can almost guarantee you that none of the ASU boosters and alumni are expecting things to get much better anytime soon. The ASU cupboard is essentially completely bare. KD probably has two seasons before they are expecting a significant change in wins.

Dillingham went home, and he didn't go there for the money. How many of us would turn down our life-long dream job if it came along... be it at age 22, 32, 42, or 52. The dream job rarely comes calling, and it almost never comes calling twice. I wish KD all the success in the world. For a lot of reasons, I give him about a 15-20% chance of succeeding at ASU. It is a very difficult market for CFB to succeed in, and that's not even taking into consideration all of the dramatic changes taking place in CFB. But if anyone can do it, he might just be the guy.

Has Joey coached anything before... I mean other than maybe middle or high school?

I'm not suggesting Shaw would be good for Oregon, or that Shaw would consider it, But Shaw worked with what Stanford could recruit. Which was rather limited.

And who exactly would that have been?

Agreed... There's not a snowballs chance in hades that Bo would be insane enough to consider transfering to the dumpster fire known as ASU.