Log Haulin

Tez is a dude!

Not good! Youngsters better be ready

Nooo!

That play took a long time to developenthough. But yea what efforts by Furg

Grrrr!

Cheerleader uni's are super sexy. Classy way.

Ward has such great balance. Bucky like ballance

QB running down Ducks throats. C'mon

Jacobs with tfl

Will they ever call holding

That shake n bake by Bucky was crazy. He gone

Bout time

They got that pi call right, just took a sec

Nix needs to tuck and run on those broken plays.

Not a great start

Thats 2 misses in a row for Lewis. Kicking problems started in the Stanford game. Lanning has been seeing it in practice for 4 weeks now.

Wow! And we have our answer. Should have gone for it coach.

9 in the box on that 3rd. Only rushed 4 but damage was done in Wards head. Great D

Looking for Ducks to respond in a big way. First 5 minutes need to be strong .

I hope more coaches start doing it. Makes the games more exciting. Who doesn't like a 4th and short? Besides Charles😁

Gabriel having a rough time from what I can see. Not a Heisman performance for sure. Sacked twice on Early 4th q drive.

Just got home, turned on the tv and see UCF up 6 on Okie laye in the third. Could be a huge upset in the making. I see Penn State and tOSU are in a tight low scoring affair.

But can't we say that about any team? If Fusky didn't have Mike... if USuC didn't have Caleb... if Utes had Cameron. Bo played for Auburn, Oregon didn't have Bo and Lanning saved most of a class while working for the real Dawgs. Then we got Bo. Bo Nix was recruited to Oregon through the TP. Thats an important part of the conversation. And we all know recruits recruit. Early QB commitments are important in that they start recruiting their peers as a verbal. You make an excellent point Steven A. DL and his staff are the catalyst for signing great recruits which includes Bo Nix. Quality recruits snowball into more quality recruits snowball into... Thanks SA. Edit: "Man I'm trying to flip my boys Brandon Baker (Texas OL commit) and Nate Frazier (Georgia RB commit). Try to get them to come to the nest." Ayden Breland

I guess it depends on how the athletes perform. Circadian rythem peaks around 3 hrs after awakening. So thats pretty managable for a 9 a.m. kickoff. As for me... Mon-Fri I get up between 1am and 2am. So Saturdays my eyes pop open about 4ish. It's all good. 7pm starts and I fall asleep about halftime. Edit: hope they install more stalls. Looks like the team will be on the crapper just before kickoff

Officiating has an impact on the outcome of games. Phantom calls or non calls should never dictate outcome but they often do. We live with it and move on. To argue officiating often gets you laughed out of the conversation. That said, the late hit should have been 15 yards and a first down. Instead Oregon settled for a fg. Took 4 points off the board. There was a non call on a PI that took points off board. You can argue that the Ducks should have never allowed the refs to dictate a W or L. But it was a game that came down to seconds and inches v. one of the best teams in the country in a very hostile environment. They even tried to call Franklins obvious first down catch on that last drive incomplete. But replay wouldn't let it happen. IMO, the refereeing played a role in the outcome. This is the only comment I will make on this subject because its a hopeless argument. The Pac 12 refs are complete garbage and everyone knows it. Good riddance.