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When you see so many false starts by experienced, good players I think you have to look at systemic issues. Perhaps it is lack of concentration but it could be partially something the coaches are making too complicated. Could also be something Nix is doing. The other penalties, especially personal fouls, well that is just stupidity and immaturity.

I trust these coaches to be good judges of talent and character. Not many 5* linemen. Most 5* are "skill position" players and are limited to 32 players.

I agree. For players that do this, they should immediately lose their scholarship.

IMHO, Oregon is to undisciplined and too weak against the pass to make it through. Bo Nix is still throwing deep into double teams. We’ll see but the chances are low.

Oh how I miss plod ball and losing to Stanford. <end sarcasm>

I liked them though I’m probably the only 60+ year old fan here that does. The bright colors were the only way I could track the shifty Bucky Irving. 😇

I blame the penalties on the players. This game seemed to me an average officiating job. Most calls accurately made. A couple missed plays including a false start by Stanford. All in all an acceptable job by the refs.

My rule. When you have no penalties at this point of the game, then the players can join the fun.

Ty looked lost and uninspired. Talk about playing yourself out of playing time. He just doesn’t look like a good QB.

Seven Magee hit two Stanford players in the head. Everyone else was shoving and pushing. He deserved his penalty. The horse collar was phantom. Lot of dumb mistakes by Oregon. Frustrating to watch.

13-3 Missouri now.

Reading the news, both Sling and Dish having this problem. Lots of PISSED customers.

I wasn’t that impressed by either team. Neither had a defensive. Lots of badly missed tackles. UCLA was lucky WA didn’t start playing hurry up earlier.

Pac-12-Amazon partnership: Why not go way beyond media rights? WWW.MERCURYNEWS.COM Amazon can provide way, way more than a streaming home for games. Here is the link. These articles often show up on free sites. Personally, I think it is worth considering as long as the negatives are considered (increased regulation of the Amazon monopoly/oligopoly is one such risk).

I’m sure a OBD member would be glad to help. P.S. you don’t need a smart tv.

Oh how we love our Beloved Media Rights! Rolls off the tongue doesn’t it? 😋

I love this stuff. Given the growth of our team a rolling average would be great. 😋

“Cristobal no-score offense,” “plod ball,” “prevent offense," etc. we need a poll on the readers’ favorite term for the Cristobal offense. 😋😎

I’d love an article about our personnel and what personnel limitations are pushing Lanning in this direction. Preseason thought was that we had the players for a more aggressive defensive. That appears optimistic.

That would be a lot of fun and a great recruiting game.

This is one area where the player was “coached up.”

I saw one of these switches and said to myself “oh sh**, oh sh**,” thinking the receiver was going to be wide open, and then when they switched so skillfully I was saying “what great defense!”

Great articles that really help me more deeply understand the game. I came to FishDuck because of these analytical articles, but I’ve come to realize how much time and effort each article takes. So double (quadruple) thank you for two great articles. I look forward to using my new found knowledge as I watch Oregon play.

We are going to hear rumors all season and beyond.

ASU is a manure storm on so many levels, including a clueless and Machiavellian university president. If KD’s offenses keep performing at this level he’ll have much better opportunities.