EastBayDuckDad

Maybe the Ducks put in a play or two against the Fuskies with McGee, Cardwell and Jones or Dollars behind Nix. DL can shake his fist at the UW sideline and yell "Don't you just WISH you had this BONE!"

I'm waiting for a moment of conception offer. Let's see, mom was a track star at University of So-and-So and dad got drafted in the second round by the Falcons. Incredible push off and stroke on that flagellum. The ultrasound shows the potential for 6'4" and 230# lean body mass with a 37" vertical and a sub 4.5 sec 40. Sign that kid up for the class of 2040.

It's just X's and oh no, there's no O's.

Maybe there are a lot of Duck fans in Beijing. Or Xi Jinping digs his JH #10 jersey and wears it to the CCP informal Friday bar hops. And let's face it, the Ukranians could use something to take their minds off the shirtstorm going on in the Donbas right now. That said, thank you Charles for the efforts you must make to keep OBD forum hacker-free.

I have to agree with stormrider on this. We can all see MC's shortcomings as a head coach looking back over the last few years. Great recruiter and iffy in game manager. Limited offensive creativity with an overemphasis on brute force and 'physicality'. Even the Rose Bowl season was a study in untapped potential for Herbert and the offense. The defense kept Oregon in that game and a few others, ASU notwithstanding. I've become convinced that MC going back home to Miami was good for him, and good for the Ducks. No ill will. He left us in better shape than when he got here. I'm ready to move on and embrace the LanninEra, for as long as it lasts.

Thanks for the video, Hayward. Appreciated that it wasn't hesitant to show both Nix's upside and pick problem, particularly throwing behind receivers and across his body when going to the left, trying to make a play.

White was just saluting the OSU fans with a little Kiwi greeting, "Oi, mates, tell yer Mum I said g'day". Texas just beat OSU to advance to the finals at the WCWS. Though White got the Ducks close, he never made the finals. Oklahoma is a juggernaut this year so I doubt it will be White's first natty.

Right now the hype and NIL paydays seem to be going to the 5* QBs who maybe are more important to the college game than other positions. But what does every 4* and 5* kid really want? To get a hug from Roger Goodell on the big stage day one of the draft and put that franchise hat on. That now means elite edge players, OTs and CBs as much as QBs. NIL money pales in comparison at that level. DL and Georgia put a ton of defensive players in this year's 1st round and won a NT with a decidedly 2-3* QB, who while an absolute gamer, will likely never sniff the NFL. My point is that blowing the NIL bank on a 5* QB right out of high school doesn't necessarily pencil. Defense still wins championships and spreading NIL around may be a better approach. The QB transfer portal has paid dividends (Burrow at LSU) when other talent is there to complete the puzzle. It strikes me that Oregon under DL and the current leadership is doing just that.

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Amen to these responses. Posters on OBD Forum are insightful, informed and occasionally very funny. We are all passionate Duck fans but try to keep our pie-in-the-sky impuses under control. We may show apoplectic, rabidly hydrophobic and irrational hatred of everything Fusky, but I say, why not? Stalin did make the trains run on time. Usually to the western front, the gulag and the Molotov cocktail factory. And he coined the quintessential phrase about communism, "You pretend to work, we pretend to pay you." Charles, you are not Stalin. Or Marx. Or Lenin. Or Groucho, Harpo, Chico, Zeppo, Gummo, John, Paul, George and Ringo. You run a good website. Go Ducks!

My uncle served in the Army in WWII. My dad was a quartermaster in the Navy at Huntington Beach. He wanted to be on a carrier but had TB as a child and got stuck portside for the war. He was a damn good quartermaster. I remember going fishing in Tomales Bay as a boy with Dad and his best friend, who lost a leg at Guadalcanal. No one ever pissed and moaned about their sacrifice. They did it because they believed it was their duty. I was fortunate to have them as my role models and I am here because of the grit and the sacrifice those men were willing to make in the cause of freedom. I never forget that.

Quincy Guerrier announces his withdrawal from the NBA Draft, return to Oregon 247SPORTS.COM Dana Altman and the Oregon Duck men's basketball program got some good news Friday... This is pretty good news for MBB. Perhaps even more than Richardson's potential return if his NBA evaluation is not as high as desired.

Helf may have let Tua slip thru the fingers, but consider if he had come here. There isn't a snowball's chance he would have led the 2017 Ducks to a NC and I don't think he would have been an improvement over JH given the system MC installed. Instead either Tua or Herbie would have ridden the pine. So who would Oregon fans have been happier with in the long run? And which quarterback are we proud following in the NFL as the hometown boy?

I watched that game in an Irish sports bar in Jerusalem with a small group of fellow pilgrims from Eugene. Started at 1am local time and they had to kick us out at 4am, just as the 4th qtr was starting. Missed all but the last few minutes of the 4th when we got back to the hotel and wifi, but what a great ending and game it was. Against USC. Be still my beating heart. A copy of it has never left my DVR. KB was such a joy to watch. Great competitor and person, to boot. Patiently waited his turn behind LaMike. He has had a better pro career and three Super Bowl rings as well. Thanks for posting that, Smith72

Thanks for the stroll down memory lane. Add to that the subsequent 2012 Greastest Show on Turf scorefest at the LA Coloseum against USC where Kenyon Barner rushed for 320+ yards and the 2015 Rose Bowl and inaugural CFP semi where Oregon throttled FSU, complete with a Famous Jameis crab leg fumble and TD return. images.mp4

PP has become an integral piece off the bench for the Celtics. Makes plays away from the ball and sets up his teammates. That stolen offensive rebound with the laser dish to Smart in the corner for the follow up trey was a hustling thing of beauty. His defense alters shots of bigger players. Fearless on the three point line and beyond. If Boston plays the rest of the way thru the Eastern semis like they did last night, we'll get to see Prichard match up with Curry in the Finals. Not bad for a second year in the NBA.

PP yelling "That's what I do!" after the dagger trey to help seal game and series over the Bucks. Just like his love message to the UW crowd a couple years back...

He did most of his damage in the 4th quarter, when the game was not quite out of reach for the Bucks. He certainly helped put the dagger in, Getting his 3 point mojo back

Oregon football: Chip Kelly's sideline play signs meant nothing, ex-player Keanon Lowe says 247SPORTS.COM ... This is a fun read about how the innovative and now iconic sideline placards during the Kelly Era were just a diversion from the actual play calls. Genius.

I understand that Shaw is going back to a run heavy offense where both guards pull in the opposite direction but negate each other in a burst of quantum entanglement.

The article puts the fuskies near the bottom in strength of schedule and it looks like a cake walk if they can get by Michigan State. Unless they unexpectedly have to fulfill that home and home with.... Eeeeeek!

Not to be snarky about Mark Sanchez's powers of observation, butt....... The Butt Fumble! | NFL On Thanksgiving GIF | Gfycat GFYCAT.COM Watch and share Butt Fumble GIFs and Highlights GIFs on Gfycat

Sabrina Ionescu's 25 points lift Liberty past Sun in season opener NYPOST.COM Sabrina Ionescu had 25 points and six assists and sparked a late run to help the Liberty beat... Great game on ESPN. 25 Pts 6 Asts 4 Rebs running the point. Nice pick and rolls with Natasha Howard, floaters and treys. Damn, what could have been two years ago.

After Gronk graduated from Williamsville North HS in upstate NY they all threw up their hands, said "the hell with it" and went back to finishing the NYT Sunday Crossword.

I spent 5 years in Tucson. Don't need to say what the opinion about Phoenix was there. But like Beelzebub once said after a long weekend in Glendale, "yeah, but it's a dry heat"