Log Haulin

Dilly will coach QB

Human highlight reel. Thanks, enjoyed that.

The pace Lanning is hiring coaches of high quality all while coaching the best defense in college football to a national championship is impressive. Dude has an unreal motor. Locked and loaded. Feb signing period is going to be a turning point for Oregon football.

USC, Fusky, UGA and now Texas... nice to get immediate confirmation when your doing it right. Sometimes a simple "Thank You" will suffice.

I believe in second chances in most instances. I also think that lanning is going to make mistakes along the way. Short leash for Klemm, long leash for lanning kind of thing. With Lanning juggling so much with two programs, I expect some missteps. Another couple weeks and Oregon will have lanning full attention. Don't think I can expect him to fill his staff quickly to try and salvage recruiting and do it flawlessly.

I have personally experienced heart pounding momentum. Nothing gets the blood pumping like coming down a logging road sitting on 102k lbs of iron and wood in 2 ft of snow and ice with a 500 ft drop on your left. One slip and momentum builds from there. Wait... wrong kind of momentum. Nevermind.

These guys are drinking the Riley kool-aid. "He is the greatest, elite offensive mind, top recruiter". Maybe they should dig a little deeper. Total offense at Okie dropped year to year under Riley. Recruiting went from 5th in 2018 down to 12th in 2020 and 15th in 2021. Fools gold if you ask me.

Lanning has been busy, grabbed a couple seasoned coaches with time and experience. I see he did great at UCLA leading them to top the Pac in pass defense. Great recruiter. Coming together for sure.

Didn't know that, wow! Feel bad for Husker fan.

Oregon targeting Nebraska coach

I don't know much about Tuioti. Going to have to trust Lanning on this guy. My first thought was that Lanning intends on recruiting the Polynesian community hard on the Defensive front. Other than that, I got nothing.

Heard that before, then Tree happened

Mario was exposed this year. Yea, injury didn't help but these kids were starting to catch on to MC's abilities. Rumors of grumbling in the locker room and Pittman leaving mid season says a lot. Miami put a bandaid on reality but Oregon should be grateful the Canes stepped up. $9 mil, Pfft. Lanning will not only out perform MC on the trail, he will also out perform MC on Saturdays. We are all a little nervous about this class and losing existing talent. Remember that Lanning is preoccupied with coaching the bulldogs to a championship run. After Jan 11 I fully expect the tide will turn for the Ducks on the trail and portal

Bulldog fan isn't so sure. Some of them are pretty confident, true. I think a lot of UGA fans are nervous about this game. They watched the Ducks go into the Shoe and man handle tosu. And that was with a guy who can't coach on Saturdays. They are fully aware of who Dan Lanning is. Oregon is the only non-blueblood that the rest of the CFB views as a Blue Blood. This game is going to be epic.

Riley lost 2 games every year with the Sooners. That's pretty impressive. Sooners are a blue blood and most above average coaches could probably match. Now he is at USC, another blue blood. We will see how good of a coach Riley actually is. If he can rebuild U$C into a powerhouse I will be impressed. Recruiting will be easy, Trojans recruit themselves as does all blue blood schools. I like the Idea of SC being dominant again. Especially when Oregon will match in the north. Get Fusky and the Utes consistently strong, specifically against ooc powerhouses, and the Pac will start getting respect again. Ducks held serve in the Shoe, now it's the Utes turn.

He photo shopped #10. Not a good start.

Injury played a big part in Oregon's season. They still won 10 games but it very easily could have been 5. MC dodged a bullet and cashed out with Miami. He knows it and every fan that watched knows it. The offense was one dimensional and the Defense was out of position all year. I think a lot of these kids played their hearts out. If you are playing behind the play all game it has to take it's toll. Miami is about to find out.

Won SEC freshman of the year and was a 5* recruit. 3 years removed so it doesn't mean much at this point. AU only won 3 conference games

Every one of our young QB have 4 years of eligibility? If so, at least one will transfer. The other two will finally get coached up. Bo has seen a lot of football and he is better than AB. This is going to be an old QB room. Thats not necessarily a bad thing. I hope TT sticks around but if not, Nix gives a young incoming coaching staff time to assess the QB situation. They are all familiar with BN and worst case they recruit and develop. Something the last coach apparently failed to do.

Saw this coming already. If MC and his coaching staff can't coach up players it is just another reason to thank the U. Gotta trust the new staff. Bo Nix can play and has played his best football under Dillingham. Nix also knows the system. Hopefully the younger guys will be developed starting Jan 12.

Losing this bowl won't affect recruiting any more than winning it will help. It's going to come down to Lanning and his staff. Other than the CFP the rest of the bowls don't matter in recruiting with all the no shows these days. DL on the trail with a title belt will have more credibility than an Alamo win.

How are defensive players leaving. With what Lanning could tech them. Make some cash with NIL and increase your draft stock and position your self a little better for success. I get the injury argument.

Doesn't matter. Still a ton of talent on this team. It ain't over, Feb is a long way out. Lanning hits the trail on Jan 12 hopefully boasting national champ. His defense. Ducks will be fine. If McClendon is in fact going to the U, he should leave now.

That was more of an O-val

That one stings a little. Dudes a beast. Moving on.