September 3, 20222 yr I take back everything I said trying to build up Bo. Making a critical mistake when it looked we were going to score. Depressing for sure.
September 3, 20222 yr At this point, time to put in the kid. Bo is clearly not the answer here (and probably not for the season if he can't show up for this game)
September 3, 20222 yr On 9/3/2022 at 1:22 PM, WaterPoloDuck said: There isn't a chance with him, might as well get Ty experience. Exactly. This one is likely over. Let's get the future in there and give him as much PT as possible.
September 3, 20222 yr Moderator Things were running smoothly in that drive, then Bo got cocky and tried something silly. Dillingham needs to squash that fast.
September 3, 20222 yr How does a 5th year QB lock in on a receiver like that, not see the d-back(s), and throw that pass
September 3, 20222 yr Lanning should bench Nix -great coaches do not reward bad decision makers. At this point I would welcome Anthony Brown. And that not a good thing.
September 3, 20222 yr On 9/3/2022 at 1:28 PM, 1Ducker1 said: This game was a bad idea To SEC teams, when they can lure Pac-12 teams to come out on a one-and-done, it's like when Oregon plays Eastern Washington at home.
September 3, 20222 yr Moderator Remember the thread here about how we did not need to fear the blowout? Georgia and Oregon are in different leagues, literally and figuratively. Edited September 3, 20222 yr by jrw
September 3, 20222 yr We are getting no penetration from our front seven. Is Georgia that good or are the Ducks that bad.
September 3, 20222 yr The one single thing we could not allow to happen, was to be completely blown out of this game. All we needed to have a successful game against Georgia, was to be competitive. Nobody in their right mind thought we would win this, but we needed to at least be somewhat competitive.
September 3, 20222 yr On 9/3/2022 at 2:36 PM, Just Ducky said: We are getting no penetration from our front seven. Is Georgia that good or are the Ducks that bad. Yes
September 3, 20222 yr On 9/3/2022 at 1:33 PM, 1Ducker1 said: really disappointing so far After really thinking about it, I would tend to agree with you.
September 3, 20222 yr Impressed with Georgia. Just patiently mixing it up and making it look easy. Announcers just said they just went over 30 yards rushing. Found the Duck weakness (LB in coverage, nickel, and S) and just have been eating their lunch. DL and staff had to see this coming, it's a concern moving forward.
September 3, 20222 yr On 9/3/2022 at 1:32 PM, jrw said: Remember the thread here about how we did not need to fear the blowout? Georgia and Oregon are in different leagues, literally and figuratively. A blowout was the one thing that I have feared and knew was a distinct possibility. But I did not think it would look this horrid.
September 3, 20222 yr Well, we are about to see how good of a head coach is Dan Lanning. Right now Oregon looks awful. Can Lanning right the ship?
September 3, 20222 yr On 9/3/2022 at 1:37 PM, cartm25 said: Yes Absolutely. But the good news is that we might be "Pac-12 Good."
September 3, 20222 yr I know this sucks and the Ducks are clearly nervous but these games can be incredibly helpful for a team trying to find its identity. They can and should grow from this. They are not going to be in a game that is in a more hostile environment and facing such a powerful team. This can be the beat down that leads to great growth as the season progresses. That, to me, will be the first real test for Lanning. Not only can he settle his team in this game but can he grow the team's confidence and mental toughness as the season goes on. Edited September 3, 20222 yr by CalBear95
September 3, 20222 yr On 9/3/2022 at 1:46 PM, WaterPoloDuck said: What was that throw decision by Bo? Almost throwing a 3rd pick? Should have been his 3rd pick.
September 3, 20222 yr Two things are clear.... Bo Nix is still Bo Nix... just like A Brown, they don't change. It's time to try our young guns. Additionally, I've thought this in every game that Flowe has played--he is over rated. He consistently makes late hits and it costs the ducks. Maybe he is trying to play with an edge, but to me, he plays dirty and it has cost yards every game he has played in. The narrative is that he is the better player over Sewell, I'd take Noah over Flowe every day of the week and twice on Saturday. I wanted to see how he did today before I voiced this, but he hasn't changed... not a Flowe fan. Go Ducks, let's hope we remember how to make second half adjustments.
September 3, 20222 yr I like Lanning calling TOs. He's signaling his confidence to his D and that he thinks they can score exiting the half vs 'let's just get out of here and into the locker room.' UPDATE: Didn't pay off but I still like the aggression. Says a lot about his mentality. Edited September 3, 20222 yr by CalBear95
September 3, 20222 yr This seems a bit reminiscent of that Oregon-Utah Pac-12 championship game last December. But it’s nice that we were willing to travel 3000 miles, for a one-and-done, to be a tune-up game for Georgia, and do it on national TV. Edited September 3, 20222 yr by Desert Duck
September 3, 20222 yr There were 4 Ducks on Stetson and yet they couldn't bring him down. What on earth?!
September 3, 20222 yr On 9/3/2022 at 4:58 PM, 1Ducker1 said: our D is S l o w Not really. our offense is really fast
September 3, 20222 yr No improvements from last year. Missing tackles?! Going to be a long season. QB play is worse than last year. No excuse for poor tackling. Sigh. Let’s hope Utah plays better.
September 3, 20222 yr On 9/3/2022 at 1:57 PM, jrw said: Are we being out-talented or out-schemed? Yes
September 3, 20222 yr On 9/3/2022 at 4:57 PM, jrw said: Are we being out-talented or out-schemed? Both. Underestimating is common.
September 3, 20222 yr On 9/3/2022 at 2:01 PM, McDawg said: Not really. our offense is really fast ya well thats not funny to me
September 3, 20222 yr The Dan Lanning effect so far: - No dumb timeouts - 4 GA possessions, 4 GA touchdowns Have to admit, I expected more . . . actually I didn’t. You’re only as good as the talent you have. At best I expected only marginal improvement from the defense this year.
September 3, 20222 yr How many punts does UGA have? just a suggestion from an amateur observer: Ducks might benefit from a little coaching on a football skill called: “tackling” What does this national tv exposure say to the nation about Oregon and PAC-12 football? Maybe…….this game will be for Lanning, like Boise State was for Chip. Maybe. We can hope!