Lanning will cost Ducks games again this year
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LOLDerekJohnson said:
I'm not so vain to think you're bumping this over my Montreal story, so it must be from Lanning costing the Ducks a gameflatus said:Bump
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Not quite our? own territory, but the rest per the script.flatus said:
If Oregon is even able to hang with UW straight-up, Lanning will find a way to fuck it up by forcing an inane, low-probabilty call, probably on 4th down in our? own territory, per the script. Fuck.
Deboner > Lanning, until shown otherwise (probably never)
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greenblood said:
QB - close enough to equal. Penix better passer, Nix better runnerDerekJohnson said:
I don't see a huge disparity in talent between UW and Oregon.flatus said:Ducks destined to lose 2-3 games this year a la Corvallis and UW 2022.
Biggest reason: Lanning will shit the bed again with reckless decision-making. Case in point: fake punt on own 17 against shitty Colorado. That decision was fucktarded, fueled 100% by emotion. Ducks fail there and it's a huge momentum swing with gift points for CU, which, up to that point, hadn't moved the ball in the forward direction. Dumb. Just plain dumb.
If Oregon is even able to hang with UW straight-up, Lanning will find a way to fuck it up by forcing an inane, low-probabilty call, probably on 4th down in our? own territory, per the script. Fuck.
Deboner > Lanning, until shown otherwise (probably never)
RB - Bucky Irving will be the best RB on the field, and Oregon has great depth behind him. Edge Oregon
WR - UW has 3 of the top 10 WRs in the country. This is a big gap with Franklin being Oregon’s only big time WR.
TE - Ferguson is a freak. Edge to Oregon
OL - Slight Edge Oregon
DL - Oregon is improved in this area but UW is nationally great. UW with a sizable edge
LB - Oregon. The single area where I think UW is weak
CB - UW with the edge
ST - UW with the edge in the return game, and Oregon with the edge in the kicking game. Punting I don’t know, because neither team punts lol.
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This is some of the worst analysis that I’ve read.bisonduck said:
Will we face those three? I am sure our corners will get beat from tim to tim. Arizona was the first team to really dare you to run and take away explosives. I like Oregon’s ability to actually play the underneath stuff better while doing that. We will see though.backthepack said:
Lets see how they look after Rome, Jalen, and Ja’Lynnbisonduck said:
Oregon’s defense is better according to SP+ and that’s still accounting for the last 3 games of last year.flatus said:
Penix and receivers are the difference. Oregon has edge at RB. UW has better coached D, which can stop Oregon. Ducks need BigPenix to make mistakes in order to win. I don't see that happening. Hence a dumb Lanning 4th down decision(s) will seal it for UW, rather easily, say 44-27?*DerekJohnson said:
I don't see a huge disparity in talent between UW and Oregon.flatus said:Ducks destined to lose 2-3 games this year a la Corvallis and UW 2022.
Biggest reason: Lanning will shit the bed again with reckless decision-making. Case in point: fake punt on own 17 against shitty Colorado. That decision was fucktarded, fueled 100% by emotion. Ducks fail there and it's a huge momentum swing with gift points for CU, which, up to that point, hadn't moved the ball in the forward direction. Dumb. Just plain dumb.
If Oregon is even able to hang with UW straight-up, Lanning will find a way to fuck it up by forcing an inane, low-probabilty call, probably on 4th down in our? own territory, per the script. Fuck.
Deboner > Lanning, until shown otherwise (probably never)
*Adjusted for inflation
Teams aren’t even going after Jahlil Florence and Kyhree Jackson’s play the last two games was outstanding.
The spread on this game is probably -5.5 based on analytics and probably squeezes closer to -3.5 after next week’s slate.
Penix playing his best is impossible to stop.
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@flatus has always been dialed in
