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Second Half Gameday Thread: Oregon vs. Northwestern....Join Us!
Yeah... that's exactly what I was expecting 😆
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Second Half Gameday Thread: Oregon vs. Northwestern....Join Us!
I'm glad for our Ducks. But I'm really glad for Lanning.
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Second Half Gameday Thread: Oregon vs. Northwestern....Join Us!
I just tuned into the game. That TD pass was the first play I saw. Looks like we have a sign of life here!
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First Half GameDay Thread! Our Beloved Ducks vs. Northwestern....Join Us Before & DURING the Game!
Maybe you can find a YouTube feed
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What Game Are you Most Excited To Watch Today?
Go Navy! Halftime: Note Dame 14 - Navy 13
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WSJ on Chip Kelly and Northwestern
A great article, and the comments are also fun to read. That Oregon Chip Kelly era almost seems like yesterday, and then I have to remind myself that it's been 15 years. I don't care that Chip pretty much sucked as a head coach wherever else he went. All I know is that over those 4 years at Oregon, he flat out made magic happen, and caught lightning in a bottle. He made and caused changes to the game while winning at about an 88% clip rate, 4 straight BCS games -- winning two, and came within 3 points of winning the National Championship. I became a Duck football fan in the early 70s, and back then, Chip Kelly era stuff was at best a dream. I'm glad that Chip appears to have found out where his skill set is best utilized. He clearly is a genius offensive coordinator. It's one thing to go to Ohio State and win, it's an entirely different ball of wax to do it at Northwestern. So, while I'm obviously rooting for our Ducks to crush Northwestern, there's a part of me that's also rooting for Chip Kelly... but, of course, not to win today.
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Hampton Arrested
Hopefully, this actually is his first offense. And I want him to get nothing more or less than the legal consequences that any other person who made such highly dangerous decisions, while committing multiple felonies, would receive --- while taking into consideration his age, prior activity, etc. Hampton is fortunate that he apparently has the money to afford a good attorney.
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How Oregon Hit Rock Bottom Before the End of October
No question that Lanning is very talented. But we find out if we have 'the right stuff' when the crap hits the fan and then see how we respond. Until now, at least at Oregon, Dan hasn't faced anything close to this situation. It's the fire that shows us who we truly are and whether or not it refines us, or simply burns us. I've said it before that if I was a betting man, I put money on Lanning. But I'm also a Missouri "Show Me State" kind of guy. And Dan certainly has an incredible opportunity to show us all. GO DAN - GO DUCKS!
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Hampton Arrested
Fortunately for Hampton, and for me, even through the asinine decisions and choices, He still has never once left, abandoned, or forsaken us. Fortunately, this part of his comment will continue to age well. And now young Mr. Hampton will have to face the consequences of his actions.
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Identity, Whatever Happened There?
There is truth in what you say. What/who do you blame for the behavioral outcome?
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Strong Testimony About Our New Play-Caller, Jay Johnson
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Strong Testimony About Our New Play-Caller, Jay Johnson
Please tell me that this is an AI spoof. This can't be real. By the way, would it be wrong to just kidnap Chip Kelly while he's in town?
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Prediction Contest: Oregon vs. Northwestern....Join US!
Northwestern... Unfortunately 31-13 1 1 46 yards passing 8 Punts. I ❤️ Punts.
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Why Growing Your Own QB Has Died a Quiet Death
I should have titled this: "Why Growing Your Own QB Has Died a Quiet Death at Top-20 Programs"
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Lanning Talks About the Process of the New Hire
We're spending pretty much league high money on getting player talent. And then, we apparently went 'on the cheap' regarding finding, hiring, and paying the absolute best proven OC that money could buy? That's still the part that I do not understand. For a program at our level, to have taken such a massive risk with an unproven OC coach like Meh is extremely strange to me (actually, the experience Meh did have was sub-par, at best). I'm still perplexed by what the hiring decision was based upon. I'm hoping that there's a much bigger picture here that I just don't see. My fear, though, is that the decision was based primarily on friendship, instinct, and ego.