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Tennessee seems too high to me at #6. But maybe I’m just nitpicking bc I can’t stand orange. They do have some very good skill players on offense so if their O-line plays well and QB Joe Milton takes a big leap forward I could see their offense being once again very formidable. And who knows, if Milton falters it’s possible that incoming freshman QB Nico Lamaleava gets a shot and does well. It’s a stretch, but Nico will likely be very good before he is done in college and Josh Heupel is a good offensive coach. Their defense is another story. As for the Ducks at #8, I think that’s fair. As far as the top goes, I guess it’s fair to have GA there considering talent and the past two seasons. Honestly though, who knows. I couldn’t really argue if Bama or tOSU were ranked #1 in this poll.
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Yes, I think something like that would make sense. Seems reasonable, especially if time is a factor before the half or late in the 4th quarter. I’m sure some teams would still do it if it was to their advantage but at least there would be some consequences for doing it. And like you say, it could be a plus for the player’s safety.
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I’m not sure I would like some of the potential clock changes. To me not stopping the clock after an incompletion just seems wrong and would be a really big change. It would be nice if something could be done about fake injuries. They are annoying as many of you have stated. Sadly, I don’t really see a fix here. One of the most common faked injuries is catching a cramp late in games. Unfortunately it does actually happen very often for real. How can you quickly and accurately decide if a player truly has a cramp or is faking? I’m afraid fake injuries will continue to be part of the game. I’ve witnessed several times over the years where I was pretty sure GA has used this tactic in seemingly an effort to slow down an offense and rest their defense, or to be able to sub. And we aren’t alone. I’m sure all teams will do it.
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Hey my Duck friends been awhile. I’m trying to catch up with everything Duck related. Very nice article Alex well done!!! I absolutely agree with your analysis. Especially about keeping Nix healthy, the run game, and everything defense related. Having a player breakout on the D-line could pay huge dividends by as you mentioned demanding double teams and providing others with opportunities. Much like Carter for the Dawgs last season. His stats weren’t great but his presence was huge. Guys like this can be game changers. Lanning is a defensive coach, but Oregon’s strength might yet again be on offense. I’d love to see an offense that can control the game and keep opposing defenses on the field. It can’t be overstated how much of an advantage this could potentially bring. Keeping the Ducks D fresh and exhausting the opponents D could be huge late in games. I’m not sure that is a strategy the new OC has in mind but it seems like a strategy that Lanning might lean towards. Bo Nix and Co verses a tired defense in the 4th seems like a great recipe. Anyhow, I’m enjoying reading about the Ducks. Things are looking up I believe, Lanning is doing what he does. Go Ducks!!!!
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Peach Bowl Game Thread: Ohio State vs. Georgia
SoGaDawg replied to OregonDucks's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
Being that it’s over and that we somehow squeaked out an almost miraculous win, And that Stroud didn’t quite cause me to have a heart attack, I’m glad it went this way. In hopes that our D will be laser focused and more prepared for TCU. I’m proud of our guys, they never gave up and made it happen when they had to. In truth though, we were also lucky enough to have everything go our way late in the game. As much as I don’t like tOSU, I must admit that they played great and didn’t deserve to lose. I’m not saying we didn’t earn it, but we were very fortunate in the end with the way things played out. Our guys got it done, but there was a fair amount of luck involved. -
Peach Bowl Game Thread: Ohio State vs. Georgia
SoGaDawg replied to OregonDucks's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
No, we had no starters opt out. Our D just had a rough night. tOSU was prepared and came to play. Stroud played exceptionally well, and we didn’t consistently get pressure on him nor did we cover well downfield. They got away with some holding, but I’m sure we did also. It’s the most gassed I’ve seen our D all year. tOSU offense took it to us pretty good. -
Peach Bowl Game Thread: Ohio State vs. Georgia
SoGaDawg replied to OregonDucks's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
Absolutely, Duggan is incredible. And TCU is probably the most entertaining team to watch this season. I was ready to pull for them if we lost. I must admit though, I’m not a fan of tOSU, but Stroud and Co earned my respect in that game. They really played incredible. -
Ducks Signing National Letter of Intent...Hooray!
SoGaDawg replied to Pennsylvania Duck's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
You guys showed up big in early signing!!! Well done Ducks!!! And Bo coming back!!! Sign of great things coming, I couldn’t be more excited for this team!!! Now go wreck NC and end the year with a bang. I’ll be watching and representing the Ducks way down here in South GA!!! Go Ducks!!! -
I haven’t read through this thread yet, but I gotta say this is great news!!! I’m very much looking forward to watching Bo lead the Ducks offense next season. He is an absolute baller that plays with heart. This is wonderful news!
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I think Garrett Riley would be an excellent hire. Do you think it’s a realistic possibility? Could he be enticed to leave TCU for the same position at Oregon?
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GameDay Thread versus Washington: Join Us!
SoGaDawg replied to Charles Fischer's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
In that case I usually take two. Joking, but not really -
Joel Klatt: Oregon Made Scheduling Mistake with Georgia
SoGaDawg replied to Pennsylvania Duck's topic in Our Beloved Ducks
“The idea the Georgia game was on a neutral field was a joke.” Absolutely, and I said the same on this forum before the game. It’s a very obvious point, all one need do is look at ticket sales or heck just look at the colors in the stands. I don’t think it was a bad game to schedule. How could anyone know that GA would be that good or that the Ducks would be playing their first game with a brand new coaching staff and scheme 4 years ago. And honestly, if Oregon were to beat or play a top SEC team close it is awesome for SOS. -
I also think it’s Strouds to lose at this point, just bc that’s the way the wind blows at this point. Who knows though, a week ago most were thinking Hendon Hooker. If Bo keeps playing like he has, he might actually win the heisman. Stroud is very good, but tOSU really hasn’t played a strong schedule. If he shows out against UM he wins it. If not, Bo has a good chance if he continues playing like he has. Nix is deserving, there is no doubt.
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Yeah, I’m not sure who the best QB in the nation is, but Nix is in the conversation. Here is my top 4 at QB in no particular order: 1. Bo Nix - Just incredible play. Maybe we should get him a cape. 2. Bryce Young - Dude is just good. His mechanics, escapability, and vision downfield are off the charts. 3. CJ Stroud - Honestly haven’t watched him a ton, but enough to know he is very good. 4. Drake Maye - The Young Tar-heel. Red Shirt freshman, but this kid can ball. I’ve watched him play a bit this year and he lives up to the hype. I’m sure he has some rough games in his future against more talented teams, but this kid is fun to watch play. Bonus: Hendon Hooker is also worthy of mention. Other than last Saturday his play has been fantastic.
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It’s brief, but it’s kinda funny. This certainly isn’t their best episode. I just thought it was cool that TN mentions Nix.