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Log Haulin

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  1. Looks like its behind paywall. OFFENSE DEFENSE QUARTERBACK Bo Nix, senior Ty Thompson, redshirt-sophomore Austin Novosad, freshman DEFENSIVE END/4i/5 Jordan Burch, junior OR Brandon Dorlus, senior (out, unspecified) Johnny Bowens, freshman A’mauri Washington, freshman RUNNING BACK Bucky Irving, junior Noah Whittington, junior Jordan James, sophomore Dante Dowdell, freshman OR Jayden Limar, freshman NOSE TACKLE/0/1 Taki Taimani, redshirt-senior OR Popo Aumavae, redshirt-senior Ben Roberts, sophomore Tevita Pome’e, freshman (out, unspecified) TIGHT END/H Patrick Herbert, redshirt-junior Casey Kelly, redshirt-junior DEFENSIVE TACKLE/2i/3 Brandon Dorlus, senior (out, unspecified) AND Casey Rogers, redshirt-senior Keyon Ware-Hudson, redshirt-sophomore (out, unspecified) Terrance Green, freshman My’Keil Gardner, freshman TIGHT END/Y Terrance Ferguson, junior Casey Kelly, redshirt-junior Kenyon Sadiq, freshman JACK LINEBACKER/7/9 Jordan Burch, junior Matayo Uiagalelei, freshman OR Teitum Tuioti, freshman (out, unspecified) Jaeden Moore, freshman (limited, unspecified) OR Blake Purchase, freshman X Troy Franklin, junior Traeshon Holden, redshirt-junior Jurrion Dickey, freshman MIDDLE LINEBACKER Jestin Jacobs, redshirt-junior Connor Soelle, redshirt-junior OR Devon Jackson, redshirt-freshman Z Kris Hutson, junior Kyler Kasper, redshirt-freshman Ashton Cozart, freshman WEAK-SIDE LINEBACKER Jeff Bassa, junior Jamal Hill, senior Jerry Mixon, freshman fricken/SLOT Tez Johnson, junior Gary Bryant Jr., redshirt-sophomore Justius Lowe, redshirt-freshman Josh Delgado, redshirt-junior (out, unspecified) STRONG-SIDE LINEBACKER/6/7 Mase Funa, senior Jake Shipley, junior OR Emar’rion Winston, redshirt-freshman Ashton Porter, freshman LEFT TACKLE Josh Conerly Jr., sophomore Faaope Laloulu, junior Lipe Moala, freshman BOUNDARY CORNERBACK Khyree Jackson, senior Dontae Manning, junior Daylen Austin, freshman Collin Gill, freshman LEFT GUARD Nishad Strother, redshirt-junior Marcus Harper II, junior Dave Iuli, sophomore Iapani Laloulu, freshman BOUNDARY SAFETY Evan Williams, senior (right hand) Steve Stephens, redshirt-senior Kodi Decambra, freshman OR Daymon David, junior CENTER Jackson Powers-Johnson, junior (out, unspecified) Marcus Harper II, junior Kanen Rossi, redshirt-sophomore Bryce Boulton, freshman OR Iapani Laloulu, freshman FIELD SAFETY Tysheem Johnson, junior Bryan Addison, redshirt-senior Tyler Turner, freshman OR Daymon David, junior RIGHT GUARD Steven Jones, redshirt-senior OR Junior Angilau, redshirt-senior Kawika Rogers, redshirt-freshman Gernorris Wilson, freshman FIELD CORNERBACK Trikweze Bridges, redshirt-junior (left hand) Dontae Manning, junior Solomon Davis, freshman Rodrick Pleasant, freshman RIGHT TACKLE Ajani Cornelius, junior George Silva, junior Kawika Rogers, redshirt-freshman Michael Wooten, redshirt-freshman (out, unspecified) NICKEL Nikko Reed, junior Cole Martin, freshman OR Khamari Terrell, sophomore Tysheem Johnson, junior Jahlil Florence, sophomore DIME Dontae Manning, junior Cole Martin, freshman OR Khamari Terrell, sophomore Tysheem Johnson, junior SPECIAL TEAMS KICKER Camden Lewis, senior Andrew Boyle, redshirt-junior (kickoffs) Grant Meadors, freshman KICK RETURN Bucky Irving, junior AND Noah Whittington, junior Jordan James, sophomore PUNTER Luke Dunne, freshman Ross James, redshirt-sophomore Matt Rigney, redshirt-junior PUNT RETURN Tez Johnson, junior Kris Hutson, junior OR Gary Bryant Jr., redshirt-sophomore LONG SNAPPER Luke Basso, redshirt-freshman Nick Duzansky, freshman OR Colson Brunner, junior HOLDER Ross James, redshirt-sophomore Luke Dunne, freshman
  2. Oregon Ducks projected depth chart for last week of fall camp WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM How the Ducks look on paper entering their final week of fall camp
  3. North Salem quarterback TC Manumaleuna commits to Oregon Ducks WWW.STATESMANJOURNAL.COM Manumaleuna will be a senior this season for the Vikings
  4. I am not familiar with that logging outfit. Not getting much work done. Only thing missing is a Bigfoot
  5. I think media will also play a roll in how the rest of the nation views Oregon. Media loves to love on Oregon when Ducks give them a reason. Game Day in particular. I also think the media loves the Dan Lanning story. Again, if Lanning gives them a reason, they will be putting him in front of blue chip kids every week. Going B1G is a turning point in how the Oregon narrative will be set. Its up to the Ducks to kick the door open and claim their seat at the table. This year might be the single most impactfull year for future recruiting classes. For the future of Oregons quest to be amongst the greats. Win the final year of the Pac, make the CFP. Go into the B1G next year and make a huge dent. Ducks will be a top 5 recruiting progr'm for years.
  6. I have been in the Popo fan club since 21. Dude is quick and strong. More importantly, Popo is mean and nasty. Popo is going to create chaos in the trenches this year. He will require double teams and Burch, Dorlus, Mateyo, Taki, Keyon, Rogers will shine as a result. Man... thats a heck of a list of D trench players. How are O lines going to deal with that kind of insanity up front. I have Popo winning the Chuck Bednarik award. I know we talk about Burch and Dorlus. IMO Popo will be the talk of the town by season end. No later than 2nd round in 24 draft. Possibly the 1st D lineman taken. Huge fan of Popo.
  7. Whats your thoughts on season results? Lets start a thread on your predictions of Ducks 23 season performance. Team results W-L: 11-1 Conf title: win P12 Bowl prediction: CFP Offensive results Ppg: 43.6 Ypg: 568 TOs: 6 Defensive results Ppg: 25.5 Ypg: 365 Take aways: 17 Make your prediction below
  8. Non revenue sports are going to get figured out. Zano is right in reporting WBB was never a thought , this trian was moving to fast. Non rev sports are an after thought that needs reconciled. It's going to be a mess for a sec. Couple years it will get figured out Of course, how confident is anyone here in the ncaa being competent enough? We will see.
  9. I don't drink but i fully support every ☝️. If I was a drinking man I would go with the Puddles Stout. More buzz less puddles😎
  10. Sanders has a life time in the public eye. Nobody's shocked by this video. Not coming from Sanders. Huge tell on the insights of "Prime Time... 🤣". Glad he is moving on to B12
  11. Great points. Oregon is elite at marketing Oregon product. It Started with #3 on a building in NYC. It has been perfected over the past 2 decades. You give Oregon a platform like the B1G or SEC and kids in Columbus and Tuscaloosa will be wearing Green and Yellow. USuC knows it. Why do you think the tried to black list Ducks? Fusky knows it, and they be mad! 3-4 years and Oregon wins B1G title. Fusky and bRUINs will be forgotten and Trojan will be on the shrinks couch. Ducks level up and become Blue Blood.
  12. Dion Sanders is one of the main reasons I stopped watching NFL. That era brought cocky and arrogance to a new level. Complete turn off. Sanders is trash. Hope Ducks humiliate Buffs. Sanders should be reprimanded for promoting violence
  13. Looks like all the LBs put on significant weight. Hope they keept the speed. Last year, big and slow. Looking for big and fast this year.
  14. I see ppg dropping this year due to new clock rules. I also see the D giving the O an extra possession. My prediction is 1.5 extra possessions per game. We will see where ppg lands and how much a running clock chews into it.
  15. All on the defense side of the ball. Thats a good sign Ducks D should be much improved. On paper anyway. If Popo hadn't missed last year, he would be top 25 on the list. Dude was all P12 the year before I think. Popo is going to surprise a lot of folks.
  16. Oh snap, we forgot to ask mommy dearest what sandbox we can play in.
  17. Good article. Lays out where much of the breakdown occurred. Then this tweet followed by this quote happened. Poor form!
  18. Great room. Hope the next chapter brings a ton of joy. The good news it everything tags along but the paint. Paint is cheap and an easy application. All those things and ideas you would have done differently in the man cave... opportunity knocks! Have a great time creating. Going to be a blast!
  19. I didn't want the Pac to disolve but I also didn't want the Ducks to remain in the gutted Pac. The conference was already viewd as soft before the LA schools left. That always bothered me. When the LA schools left, I commented here that Ducks would be B1G within a year. It was obvious. I never doubted it through all the realignment talk the past 12 months. There is plenty of blame to go around but the Ducks aren't it. Those that blame the Ducks are either dishonest (Zano) or lack strength to take an honest look at their own progr'm. Ducks did look out for themselves, they were right to do so. But more than that, they did what is right for west coast football, the state of Oregon and college football as a whole. The landscape is changing and the Ducks took the responsible action under the circumstances. I don't necessarily agree that you can trust no one. Yes, you gotta look out for self for sure. Some times hurting others is a by product of that. Ducks did not make decisions and act with the thought of hurting others as a motivation. Trojan was, in part, motivated by the desire to bury Oregon. To inflict as much pain on Oregon as possible. Epic backfire. Shocker. One of the "great" ironies in the annals of world history😁. Trojan will feel the wrath of those they fear for years to come. Ultimately College football is better for everyone because the Ducks chose to solidify their future in the B1G instead of playing in the B league. Staying in the Pac because you want to save the conference seems honerable and virtuous. I argue it is selfish and self serving. Staying in the Pac because its an easier path to a playoff has been argued. Ultimately it leaves Oregon soft and weak with an empty trophy case for, perhaps, ever. Ultimatly slipping into being a distant memory. Oregon took the honorable path even though there are casualties. College football is better with a strong secure Oregon. Better for fans and bitter rivals alike. And better for every college football fan in between.
  20. Didnt know Ducks are Alaska home team.
  21. Every once in awhile Bevus gets good. More of a blind squirrel thing than a progr'm turning a corner thing. Ducks are a progr'm turned a corner thing. Maybe the corner was a long sweeping bend over a few decades. The history of the rise of Oregon is a great story. A few bumps in the road as you mentioned. "Blount force trauma" game at Boise State. The Ducks are on the cusp of turning that corner and becoming a true BlueBlood progr'm. We will always be "new money" in the eyes of traditional BlueBloods. Ducks are here to stay. Bevus will have a nice season now and again.
  22. B1G number one motivation for conference expansion out west. Party in Vegas! Ducks will be first to play Vegas venue. You heard it hear first
  23. https://www.si.com/college/nebraska/football/report-future-big-ten-football-championships-heading-to-las-vegas Looks like the B1G title game could change venues some years.
  24. Cheer up Beavus. It's friday, try and find some joy in Your day. There is beauty everywhere. My day started on a mountain 8 miles behind Detroit Dam. Mt Jefferson at sunrise behind Detroit Lake.

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