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Will Lanning Run-It-Up to Make a Statement?

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I have a Duck-Buddy who wondered what the majority of us Oregon fans were thinking on this issue--if the game goes well for the Ducks....do we think Dan Lanning will run the score up on Boise State to make a national statement of which can help us as the season progresses?

Or do we think he will not, and use this opportunity to play the reserves, and get them some playing time at game-speed?

Long before he returned to Evergreen High School this week, Fox Crader made  one of the biggest plays of his football career. The former Plainsmen  standout and current Oregon offensive lineman donated

Fox Crader

I vote for him playing the reserves, because we MUST build depth. It is a long season, and we need the great young talent to get confidence in a game, and thus be ready to start later. Fox Crader gave himself, the coaches, and the fans great confidence with his play in the USC game last year, but he gave us glimpses in earlier games when he came in briefly.

Which do you choose? Both help the team one way or the other...

Mr. OBD

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USCs 2nd team is horrible. It will be interesting to see how Oregons 2nd unit looks, how much drop off.

With all the hype around Oregon, sure hope they can start pulling the 1s early 3rd. Dan will pull them for sure.

No.

Maybe we can have both?

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