GeotechDuck

🤯. Imagine a 2-deep of: Stewart, McClellan, Moore, Henry, Lott and Bair. Might need to run the 1980s version of the Houston Oilers run and shoot offense. 🤣

Will Henry and Lott both end up at Oregon?? I like the chances right now.

Hopefully, Oregon gets at least one of Lott or Henry. Both are going to be major impact players.

Yeah. I suspect the ACC will take a close look at that. You could just slot the top 2 ranked teams in the CFP rankings. That would actually make more sense with the unbalanced schedules for all the P4 conferences.

I expect that Oregon will be No. 5 this week in the CFP rankings behind tOSU, Indiana, Georgia, and Texas Tech, with an opportunity to move into the Top 4 if BYU beats Texas Tech or Bama narrowly beats Georgia. If ATM is in front of Oregon somehow, it will be a crime, but it I guess it wouldn’t surprise me.

This is my problem with unbalanced schedules. Texas played 5 playoff caliber teams, including the bubble. ATM played two and lost to the team that played 5. The playoff committee continues to value wins and losses over body of work, schedule, and last season performance. Based on what I have seen the last few weeks, there is no question in my mind that Texas is a better team than ATM right now.

I want zero chaos. I hope every team in the Top 10 wins. Oregon misses the BIG championship game and has a chance to get healthy. Oregon ends up with the 5 or 6 seed and gets a home playoff game. Miami stays home.

Looks like they capped off the trip by losing by double digits to a 0.500 Creighton team. Double Ouch.

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This situation is so strange. MSU refusing to say if they are going to keep or fire Smith at this point. Signing day is next week and they are losing key pieces of their recruiting class now. I am completely shocked that Smith has done so poorly there.

The crazy thing is that Oregon has some pretty good athletes, so you would think at least the defense would be average, as a lot of that comes down to effort. That was the best SDSU has shot from the floor in 13 years. That was by far the worst defensive effort by an Altman team in his time at Oregon. This SDSU team got beat by Troy at home and was throttled by 40 against Michigan.

Dana is going to smash some heads. This is as bad as I have seen a Dana team play on the defensive side of the ball. SDSU lost to Troy and got throttled by 40 against Michigan. Not a good sign.

A little defense would be good. SDSU shooting 70% from the floor

Gross!🤮. So careless with the ball.

A neutral court loss to Auburn won’t hurt at all. Not sure what they need to do to clean up the turnovers, but that part was awful tonight. On the positive side, we out rebounded a very good team by 13. Just clean up the turnovers and this will be a very good team.

Overall the team looks better. If they can learn how to take care of the ball, they will be fine. Simpkins was a mess tonight. I know he had 22 points, but you can’t have 7 turnovers in one game from the guard position.

It’s going to be hard to win if Auburn gets twice as many shots. Settle down guys.

Nice. Defense needs to come through here again.

Are they down to only Benson, Perry, and Lowe at WR?

McClellan is dinged up. Ugh.

There are two teams that worry me: tOSU and Georgia. Those teams just seem more complete than the others. I hope Oregon avoids those two teams as long as possible if they get in.

On the USC side of the trophy, can it say “we love living in the past” and list all their awards from the leather helmet days? USC has only beaten Oregon once in the last 13 years.

There we go! Moving in the right direction. Shelstad, Simpkins, Bittle, and Evans all looked very good in this win. I think we need one more to step up and join those 4 as the permanent starters going forward. I like Lindsay starting with that group, even though he struggled a little bit. He can slash and get to the rim and shot 42% from three his last year in JC and can stretch the floor. He is dangerous from everywhere. Plus he has the size and strength to help on the defensive side of the ball. Stewart and Pryor should be first off the bench and contribute significant minutes and that is exactly how it played out last night. From there, the bench is going to start shortening I suspect.

Oregon fragile? Now that is something. This is the issue when someone just looks at statistics and doesn’t watch games. Running for over 7 yards per carry in the pouring rain and beating one of the most physical defenses in the country in the final two minutes just screams “fragile”.

Ugh. Here comes the SEC narrative. Who wants to bet that both Oklahoma and Alabama are in front of the Ducks on Tuesday? And if Texas beats Georgia? Get ready for the “6 teams deserve to get in” nonsense from the media talking heads.