TheRunningDuck

We will always have Lamar...

While it has long been a problem that many Duck fans are unable to get many Duck games and streaming would correct that, there is a lot of exposure that comes from just being on the ESPN (or others) schedule. Long term it will probably be streaming that wins. As a track and field fan I have started to be annoyed that many events are now streaming and involve fees, sometimes sold for a year subscription that is not cheap.

Exactly which player would start ahead of him? It has been a long time since Oregon had a fast point guard.

Did all his long time assistants need to be replaced?

I am very amused at the attempts to make the Beavs look good in the media. Extra articles in Oregonlive with positive Beav spins though they lost. Then this: "Before a crowd of 7,270 that included a reported Gill record number of OSU students". Sure, a small crowd boosted by pumping up the number of students means they could hardly sell regular retail tickets.

"The panel’s decision, expected later this year, could eventually lead to college athletes gaining recognition as employees who are owed wages akin to their work-study classmates." More like a majority of sports will end up being cut for budget reasons destroying athletic departments.

My first week at Oregon in 1967 there were a couple guys I met that dropped out because they were too frustrated by the paperwork. 18 year olds.

Can't wait till they play in the frozen north in November.

You cannot teach speed, it would be insane not to offer.

Not only that but you have to sign up for an account befor seeing price options. Not happening. Read somewhere it is $150 for a year.

Yeah, my first thoughts were about the O-line. His protection this year allowed him to perform at a very high level. Wednesday will tell.

I have yet to see one player on the team that plays poorly when on the floor.

I have trouble getting excited about 2024 verbals. And those saying they are solid.

Thank you and please continue one of the few forums that actually controls negative posters.

Fans seem to have no idea if it was the OC or head coach making the 4th down calls. Does anyone? Did Lanning blow it or the OC?

Yuck

Oregon could agree to agressively market him for Heisman next year and buy insurance. They have done this in the past. Billboard in Times Square.

The huge holes for the running backs were not there as the Oline had several injuries and was disrupted from their normal game.

Oregon's trick plays this season have lead to other teams spending a lot of practice time preparing for them. Every team has to prepare for an onside kick now.

Ducks Men’s Basketball Signs Top Recruiting Class EUGENE, Ore. – Oregon men’s basketball head coach Dana Altman announced today the signing of three prospects for the 2023 recruiting class. Two Oregonians are among the signees, as well as five-star prospect KJ Evans Jr., the No. 11 ranked recruit in the nation according to 247Sports. Portland native Mookie Cook (6-7, 210) finished his high school playing career at AZ Compass Prep, one of the nation’s top prep schools in Chandler, Ariz. He ranks No. 15 in the ESPN rankings, giving the Ducks two top-20 prospects in 2023. Hailing from West Linn, four-star Jackson Shelstad is the reigning Gatorade Oregon Player of the Year. Shelstad led the Lions to a 21-3 record, averaging 27.0 points, 5.5 assists, 5.2 rebounds and 4.3 steals per game. Evans Jr. (6-9, 200) is from Baltimore and will finish his career at Montverde Academy in Montverde, Florida. The left-handed forward is poised to make an immediate impact for the Ducks as a consensus five-star prospect. Jackson Shelstad

This would be a great weekend to pile up the points.

Growing up we were never allowed to say we hated anything. My big sister did manage to sustitute "thoroughly disgusts me". The Huskies have always thoroughly disgusted me.

I think the athletic department must be training Lanning in speaking. At the start of the year he sounded like a teenager but now he does not say "you know" every other sentence.

In a late game drive for Utah in the USC-Utah game there was a flag on almost every down it seemed. It was beyond anything I have ever seen.

Playing in late Oct. or Nov. in the Palouse is hell, not Sept. I have attended late season games there and it sucks.