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Ducks’ Season Finish: “I Predict PAIN for Opponents”

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While the above title shouts “Ripoff!” of the 1982 Rocky movie with Clubber Lang, it has serious relevance for how Oregon head coach Dan Lanning is preparing his team for its five-game season-finishing run. It is a crucial set of games that will determine whether or not Our Beloved Ducks make the College Football Playoffs. I had to take a ...

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    Charles, great analogy referencing the ancient Rocky movies, themes and life lessons.

    I support all your comments and strong view points. Especially how well DL and staff prepare themselves and the players after a loss.

    They do take care of business and beat the teams they should beat. The one exception is the let down loss to Beavus in DL's first season. There never is nor ever will be an excuse to lose to the rodents........

    In the IU game I expected the Ducks to be Clubber Lang and demolish the Hoosiers. That game should be a wake up call for the Ducks. It would be great to have a rematch in the CFP.

    I feel, as you do that we win that rematch.

    Go Ducks.......

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