Annie

At this rate, I may have to settle for following only Oregon games--on the radio.

PD, I hope you will be out of the hospital soon, and back home and feeling well again. 💚💛

Yes, I guess all PAC-12 teams would be with one streaming service. But then there would still be games from other conferences. If each conference would be on a different streaming service, that could get pricey. However, if games are on TV and streamed, then 💚.

I don't know. When it gets so that, in order to watch all the PAC-12 games we want to watch (not to mention other conferences) that we have to pay multiple services, some of us (cough, me) might just say enough.

Oh, boy, 5:30 game late in November. 😞

So glad you are feeling better PD! Hope you will be back home real soon. 💚💛

I hope and pray that the doctors can find a way to knock out that viral/bacteria infection. 💛💚

Ah, yes, those three were also great writers. I do have to say, though, that Newnham always bugged me with what I felt was his attitude about the huskies being superior. So I found it satisfying that when he moved to Seattle was also when the Ducks started beating uw. 😉

😢 So many great writers used to be at the RG. Just in sports we had Ron Bellamy, George Schroeder, Austin Meek, and many, many others. On Sundays (only one day after a Duck Saturday football game!) we could look forward to 4 pages of photos and articles. I started reading the local newspaper in CT, where I grew up, as soon as I could read. Okay, I started with the comic section--but isn't that in part what the comic section is for? To draw in young readers? As skimpy as the RG is now, I still read it. I also read Eugene Weekly. Print versions of both (except Saturday for the RG, when I have to read it online). My home town paper in CT had been published for 100 or so years before it stopped. Yes, I can get home town news online. But it's not the same. And does anyone publish wedding and birth announcements anymore? It's those "small" parts of life that matter as much as the big news. What did Kurt Vonnegut say? “Enjoy the little things in life because one day you`ll look back and realize they were the big things.”

If the BIG gets big enough, then eventually it may break into two conferences, because there will be so many teams that half of them will never play the other half! 😉 😄

I wonder if it's a health issue, if he is leaving. He did have a serious medical condition last year.

Kind of abrupt.

Thoughts, prayers, and good juju for Pennsylvania Duck and her husband! ❤️

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If Whatever Network doesn't decide to squeeze every last drop out the PAC by scheduling more night games...

This!

Maybe contact Kenny Farr, the Equipment Manager, and ask him? On Twitter: @KFARRGODUCKS

It's not clear to me--was Altman recruiting Bronny?

I like they way Lanning is bringing back former players and coaches. There was such continuity in the program through the 17 years Rich Brooks was HC, and then 14 years with Mike Bellotti. That's a lot of years of constancy and stability. I hope those aspects will be revived with Lanning's embracing of the past in addition to working toward the future.

This! Aside from the lines that are needed to make it a basketball court, the beauty of the wood in a wood floor is enough! And it is my imagination (or TV), but does the entire floor have paint on it now? What used to show as wood looks as if it was painted a yellow-ish color recently.

All I've ever heard of that OSU parody are those 6 words! Probably just as well that I've never heard the rest. 😉

Of course, I think the Ducks should have been #1, not #8! (In regard to ND, I can't hear their song without thinking of the alternate lyrics: We'll never falter, we'll never fail, we'll sober at Lane County Jail [substitute whatever local jail of opponent], while our loyal faculty lies drunk on the bar room floor! Rah, rah, rah!)

I know things change, and it's nice to see the talent Oregon now gets, but I do fondly remember 3-star recruits, or even walk-ons, succeeding at Oregon. Wes Mallard, Jeb Weaver, to name a couple ❤️❤️