Jon Sousa

Ducks 48 - 3 2 TOs 4 sacks 287 yds

The first thing I thought of was Bill Walton. He would have loved it. Of course, he would have loved it more if the whole jersey was tie-died. It would have turned Bill into a Ducks fan.

This totally disgusted me. Over and over again you could read the lips that said, "F... you." I couldn't believe that the two men were taunting a kid in this way... And I couldn't believe that ESPN never went to another camera. Very disappointed.

Louisville teaches Mario how to take a knee.

Oregon 48-10 2 TO 4 SACKS 270 PASS YRDS

In his own words, Kenjon "had to vent" about the Indiana game, and does so for the first 40 minutes of this Ducks of a Feather podcast. Great stuff!!! Find it here. (I hope this works because I have never linked anything before.)

I wonder when the Ducks will reach the level of physicality that they need to compete in the B1G.

Careful GatOr. The Ducks can grow on you. Welcome to the dark side.

Ducks 34-31 1 Turnover 3 Sacks 307 Passing Yards

A related thought that crossed my mind this week: There is a possibility that Hughes will decide that the room is too crowded and that, as good as the two freshmen are, he might never make it to RB1 at Oregon. What if Hughes decides to redshirt himself this year and then hit the portal for greener pastures (a la Bear Alexander last year)??? I'm pretty sure that someone came up with a whole lot of money to bring him to Eugene, but the guy wants to play too.

We know that different teams would want Stein to be their HC. What we don't know is what Stein wants. Before DL came to Oregon, he definitely wanted to be a HC. He even had his notebook of hot young coaches that he wanted to recruit to join him. One of the things that he said when he got here is that he didn't want to take just any head coaching job. He wanted to go someplace where he could win a national championship. He didn't want a stepping stone. He wanted a destination. He wanted a place where he could settle down and raise his family. He didn't want to be moving them around every few years. His actions over the last 3+ years have proven that this was his intent. DL stated that he was willing to stay at Georgia until this type of job opened up for him. Then the Oregon job came open. I wouldn't be surprised if DL called up Oregon and told them he wanted to apply for the job. Dillingham wanted to eventually be the HC at ASU. That is why he left after only one year at Oregon. If it wasn't for the fact that ASU came calling three years ago, Dillingham might still be a Duck. Back to Stein. What does he want? Does he want to take just any P4 job? or does he want to go where there is enough support, or at least the possibility of drumming up enough support, for competing at the highest level? What I'm saying is that Stein might want to stay at Oregon until the right job opens up, not just any job. He has a pretty good job now. Maybe he wants to slip on a championship ring before he leaves. That would get him some really good job offers... and it might not be a very long wait. So, I am not going to worry or even think about Stein leaving until it happens. Rumors will always fly. I don't need to get caught up in them. When/If Stein leaves, I trust DL will find an adequate replacement, hopefully someone who will also be as successful leading the QB room.

A little BIG to fit on the bus....

Oregon 59-6 2 TOs 4 Sacks 271 passing

"Kenny Wheaton's gonna pour! Kenny Wheaton's gonna pour!" What a well written ad!

OREGON 51-13 1 TOs 4 sacks 297