Lanning to aTm
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Oregon will be fine even if Lanning leaves. They have been able to plug and play coaches for the last decade. It'll just be fun to see the "Thank God we got rid of that slimy Tahgart/Mario and got a man of integrity in Mario/Lanning who WANTS to be here crowd have to change their narrative yet againflatus said:
So many chins for this post.Baseman said:
I'd think you all would want Lannbo to STAY forever. 0-2 vs UW and guaranteed to blow 1-2 games per year with asinine playcalls. -
I wish I would’ve pulled out.LoneStarDawg said:
@Doog_de_Jour says you can’t pull out without warning, you just can’tDoog_de_Jour said:Hopefully he gets hit with all sorts of withdrawal fees.
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I’m sure Oregon will find a good replacement for Lanning.
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Hoping for Taggert energyTheHB said:I’m sure Oregon will find a good replacement for Lanning.
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I wouldn’t mind Kiffen tweets and pressers.PostGameOrangeSlices said:
Hoping for Taggert energyTheHB said:I’m sure Oregon will find a good replacement for Lanning.
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This is a good poast. Nice job.bisonduck said:
I wouldn’t mind Kiffen tweets and pressers.PostGameOrangeSlices said:
Hoping for Taggert energyTheHB said:I’m sure Oregon will find a good replacement for Lanning.
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I regret to inform Duck fans that it’s over
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LMFAOdoog_codpiece said:I regret to inform Duck fans that it’s over
Btw, too lazy to look at this but isn’t this the Twitter handle that got everything wrong during realignment? -
LOL, from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Lanning
"Texas A&M
After losing the Pac-12 championship, Lanning accepted the job at Texas A&M for a massive 4-year, $40 million dollar contract making him a top 10 paid coach in college football. Many fans thought this move was a bit quick since he's only been a head coach for 2 years, but it was very necessary given Texas A&M's past failure. During his opening press conference he cited his love for the SEC and was quoted saying, "It just means more down here. I loved my time in Eugene, but the South made me and I missed it every day. There were big games up there, but nothing is quite as big as a Saturday night in the South. I look forward to competing at the highest level and making Texas A&M a winner."
Oregon Retaliation (Night of the Burning Duck)
Oregon A.D. Rob Mullens publicly shamed Lanning after his departure quoted as saying "Truly unbelievable. We gave this guy a chance, then he goes and does this? Boo him and Loser A&M". Soon after the announcement was made, students and fans took to the street leading to one of the worst disasters in history. It started peacefully as students chanted and walked through campus, but it soon turned deadly as fans caught a glimpse of Lanning landing in College Station. Molotov cocktails were soon crafted and Eugene was ablaze for 7 days and 7 nights. The damage is quoted at $45 million dollars." -
I’d contribute but apparently my IP address is currently banned from editing? It says the ban will expire in 3 years.Southerndawg said:
LOL, from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Lanning
"Texas A&M
After losing the Pac-12 championship, Lanning accepted the job at Texas A&M for a massive 4-year, $40 million dollar contract making him a top 10 paid coach in college football. Many fans thought this move was a bit quick since he's only been a head coach for 2 years, but it was very necessary given Texas A&M's past failure. During his opening press conference he cited his love for the SEC and was quoted saying, "It just means more down here. I loved my time in Eugene, but the South made me and I missed it every day. There were big games up there, but nothing is quite as big as a Saturday night in the South. I look forward to competing at the highest level and making Texas A&M a winner."
Oregon Retaliation (Night of the Burning Duck)
Oregon A.D. Rob Mullens publicly shamed Lanning after his departure quoted as saying "Truly unbelievable. We gave this guy a chance, then he goes and does this? Boo him and Loser A&M". Soon after the announcement was made, students and fans took to the street leading to one of the worst disasters in history. It started peacefully as students chanted and walked through campus, but it soon turned deadly as fans caught a glimpse of Lanning landing in College Station. Molotov cocktails were soon crafted and Eugene was ablaze for 7 days and 7 nights. The damage is quoted at $45 million dollars."
