I did post the examples of QBs having good games and then a horrible one, followed by excellent play after that. That written, I wanted Thomas to start.

Has it ever occurred though, that a QB had a good game (Riola v USC) followed by a terrible one (UCLA) followed by a good one, and his replacement in his off game looked good but then was ineffective when he replaced the first QB as a starter.

If a Duck fan was imprisoned and had to watch most of the game tonight, it would violate the Constitution's prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment. As it turned out, it was a game I will always remember in a positive way.

I think coaching, scheme, and play calling is more to blame than the specific QB for the horrific first halves the last 2 games. And yes there were some brutal throws.

After all of this, Dylan offers more and better chance to win for as long as Dante is out.

BT took care of the ball, but couldn't move the offense. I was happy to see him get the opportunity to start, but he should have been pulled at the half.

I would have loved to see Akili Smith get a chance too, but it was great to watch Dylan get the come-back win against his former team.

Still scratching my head about the play calling, but thank goodness for this defense. They are giving the team a chance to win.

9 minutes ago, AllOregon said:

I think coaching, scheme, and play calling is more to blame than the specific QB for the horrific first halves the last 2 games. And yes there were some brutal throws.

After all of this, Dylan offers more and better chance to win for as long as Dante is out.

Maybe I am alone in thinking the plays on that last drive looked almost identical to the play calling all game. And I really don't care. I am sure OBD will not win playing, looking or coaching like that all year. But if they win ugly for the rest of my life, they win. I know I will age a thousand years, but I will take it.

One damn day at a time. We are trying to solve every problem known to this team this very second. It is not going to happen.

Tomorrow is another day. And let's be real here. We have not looked like a championship team Lanning's entire tenure. And he still wins a hell of a lot more than he loses.