nw777b

IDK. He's from Orem. A cousin of the Sewells? Tweet says he's a momma's boy. Sounds like they just left from a visit. Could be homesickness. It happens. He's from a very, VERY strong family culture. If he does go to BYU, those are the most logical reasons.

When MC goes to Miami, it will be to visit friends and family, then he'll return to Oregon, home of the DUCKS!

I put the truth in bold.

I found it last night and thought I was partially banned. Let's call it rubber band (read only).

From 247 on interception in the end zone. 10/25/2021 Erik Skopil I'm SO glad the question was asked and I believe MC's answer. I'm encouraged to hear they wanted to be aggressive, that call at that time was a mistake, and they discussed it. This is the type of info that helps me as a fan trust the coaching more, even if I might disagree with the in-game decision.

I'm glad games are actually played and not simulated. They are more fun to watch and 2021 Duck fans get a cardio workout as a bonus.

The Ducks are bowl eligible. Reminds me of when Taggart asked Phil Knight if Nike sold bowling shoes. I can't help but wonder if ol' Slick knew he was on his way out to collect a big check.

I googled "Wrecker" wreck·er /ˈrekər/ noun 1. see Kayvon Thibodeaux

This has been going on for a while. It has to stop. I was a huge fan of Alberto Salazar until this story: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/50328594

In 2019 the Oregon total D was ranked 22nd. In 2021 they are ranked 84th. Arizona is ranked currently at 52nd. I don't work for Rob Moseley, so...

The answers my friends are blowin' in the wind. With a QB like AB, you need a nickel and dime offense...the ancestor to the West Coast Offense used by Bill Walsh due to a QBs inability to throw the long ball. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1087386-football-101-breaking-down-the-west-coast-offense

I love the two wins. I don't love the four wins. The one loss was just aggravating. In. other. words. my score card. has-- Great win: 1 Good win: 1 Ugly win: 4 Aggravating loss: 1 -- Howard Cosell

It worked out really well for Joey...NOT.

I'm very torn. I don't like thinking that the fans are booing AT the players, but I think fans have EVERY right and need to express displeasure at coaches on occasion. I could be wrong, but I seem to recall Autzen booing a call to punt when they wanted to go for it. Or the swinging gate formation after the Nebraska debacle. (Have we seen it by the Ducks since?) Certainly when a player shows classless display, they deserve to be booed. At any rate, it happened. It was heard. I don't believe it needs to happen again this year. I find it amazingly ironic, though, Herbstreit was broaching the subject when Brown threw an interception. The 2021 Ducks are stranger than fiction. Interestingly, Oklahoma fans booed and the Sooners won the game. https://www.on3.com/college/oklahoma-sooners/news/kirk-herbstreit-reacts-to-oklahoma-sooners-quarterback-spencer-rattler-getting-booed-by-oklahoma-fans-call-for-caleb-williams/ So, I am torn as I don't like the booing. But I definitely can see the justification for it. But if we could vote, I would like to save any booing for only the most extreme situations. And that list is very subjective.

Coaching carousels rarely solve the problem. My tagline: Players gotta play.

This Get Back Coach video showed up in my feed. I'm guessing due to the Google algorithm and this thread.

They are drinking the Chocolate Chip kelly milk shake.

I'm more apt to say fire him. The D has major issues.

ABC/ESPN never allows any wiggle room for preceding games to run long. SO maddening.

Haha. I'm currently wearing black Nikes I ruined while taking my hose to a roller full of white paint.

One of my least favorite was The Duck.

And that's on the players.

Here's to hoping Kayvon becomes an offensive player once or twice on Saturday. 🍻

Thank you for the breakdown, Eric. This information is my favorite here on FishDuck.com. All the potential "spin offs" this scheme creates is exactly why the rpo and Chip's spread got me very excited about football again in 2009 after years of giving up on boring football. The 2 minute drill proved to me things could be different. This also reminds me of one basketball play attributed to the great Barney Holland that N Eugene ran so well. It was copied for years later by other high schools because it created dozens of options. In fact if two opposing teams ran the same play, it was still a potent offensive weapon due to all the options. I see this play offering even more potential.

PATRICK CHUNG