Charles Fischer

Some more information about our Beavis poster.....he joined this forum the day we lost to Oklahoma State. Just like a Beavis... But Then His Team Loses to Fresno State and Texas State?

He is a second or third round NFL pick, and he DOES have a fifth year to return if he wants to.

I agree with this above, but resting players runs risk of losing games and losing seeding. Just being seeded as high as possible can mean the difference in how far you go in the Playoffs, IMHO.

A new poster is massively negative when we lose, and when we win....it is luck? Sounds like a Beavis!

No, after looking at his posting history since he joined us this fall…it becomes evident that he is a Beavis, and joined to troll us. He won’t be posting any more…

oregold, I will refrain from writing what I was thinking in response to you, since I have to follow my own rules. Watch some of the analysis videos at the top to understand what Oregon did right, or....are you just trying to troll us?

I politely disagree with you both; the regular season will have TONS more teams interested and shooting for a Playoff spot, and it will make a bunch of close games crucial for all parties involved. With the SEC bias, it helps to have more space in the Playoffs for more Big-10 teams to get into it. Make the top eight and have a Playoff home game? Cool!

Thanks so much, as I will view it tonight!

And no conference championship games anymore....as the each conference will determine their formula for the conference champion. Four conference champions, 19 at-large teams, and the best Group-of-Six team. This will make the regular season have some spicy games....

Scoreboard!

Here we go....Sco Ducks guys, and as good as the first video is--these guys add other knowledge and great stuff. The change of attitude on offense to "attacking" is huge! You will love learning from them....

What we read often is how the Oregon offense originally was trying to be high-percentage, take few risks and diminish the turnovers under Mehringer. It is a reason for all the short passes downfield and sideways.... Then Johnson turned things mentally with the offense to an "attacking" mode, and they clearly are throwing the ball more aggressively downfield and scoring more because of it. Dak Moore described this in an interview over the weekend, and the shift mentally is miles different than from before. I was also curious to see how we would attack the Ohio State Zone Pass Defense, because we beat man-coverage well in the Northwestern game, so I expected to see a ton of zone. As you know, I was not sold on Johnson taking over, but we are seeing great changes. In fact I cannot recall such a transformation on offense at Oregon, and so fast. Johnson had the receivers finding holes in the zones, sitting in them, and getting good first down yardage and lots of YAC. He had them prepared to attack those zone pass defenses... Any of you notice those quotes and more?

This is really good, as twice I noticed that the Buckeyes lined up wrong before plays that resulted in touchdowns scored by Oregon, but this eleven minute video explains WHY. How Oregon's Offense OUTSCHEMED Ohio State

The good news is that a full game video will be available on YouTube anytime now…

As you know, the final score was 41-28, and the winning prediction by Jemangi was 38-27, only four points off! I thought everyone who predicted Oregon to win was brave, but to win by this margin? To have a dominating 38-14 lead in the 3rd quarter? Not what any of us saw, but for Jemangi, and I certainly congratulate his foresight. Way to go Jemangi! Not the Same Celebration for Buckeye Fans....