Oregon isn't trending down.

Mosster47

Slingblade the Merciful is 22-5 in conference games at the end of year three and will win at least seven more next year.

If you take Slingblade's trajectory and match it to Peterman's then UW should be special in 2023.

bananasnblondes

Last year Oregon was in the NC game and only played in 1 league game that was close.

This year Oregon lost 3 games including getting blown out by 40 to Utah and losing to the coogs. At least 2 other games came down to the last play. Had they not been able to pick up a 5th year mercenary at qb, they may have had a losing record.

Next year, Oregon loses their entire defense and said qb to graduation.

Definitely trending up.

RaceBannon

Stanford has won the north 3 of 4 years

Hope this helps

Kaepsknee

Vernon Adams isn't coming back

MikeSeaver

bananasnblondes said:

Last year Oregon was in the NC game and only played in 1 league game that was close.

This year Oregon lost 3 games including getting blown out by 40 to Utah and losing to the coogs. At least 2 other games came down to the last play. Had they not been able to pick up a 5th year mercenary at qb, they may have had a losing record.

Next year, Oregon loses their entire defense and said qb to graduation.

Definitely trending up.

I'm not exactly the biggest slingblade fan, but I was under the impression that players graduating from college was not a coaching decision.

Mosster47

salemcoog said:

Vernon Adams isn't coming back

Bill Musgrave left, Danny O'Neil left, Tony Graziani left, Akili Smith left, AJ Feeley left, Joey Harrington left, Kellen Clemens left, Dennis Dixon left, Jeremiah Masoli left, Darron Thomas left, Marcus Mariota left, Vernon Adams will leave, and the guy after him will leave.

Good programs recruit, develop, and keep going. This shit isn't hard. I could go into the RB's, WR's, TE's, OL's and every other position. Good players come to Oregon, do well, and they are replaced by good players. That's what happens at good programs.

If your metric is Oregon wasn't 12-2 with a conference title, Heisman trophy, Rose Bowl Win and NC appearance this year as a downward trend you're a fucking retard. Oregon was on a rebuild at QB, OL, and in the secondary this year and finished with six consecutive conference wins.

When was the last time UW won six consecutive conference games? 91?

sarktastic

What does UW have to do with Oregon's implosion?

MikeSeaver

sarktastic said:

What does UW have to do with Oregon's implosion?

If you're not interested in next years Delta League world championship, we can't help you.

creepycoug

sarktastic said:

What does UW have to do with Oregon's implosion?

Yeah you kind of stepped in it here right after making a good point about reloading. If UW is your point of reference then you are not where you think you are because nobody even uses the word 'trending' when talking about Washington, up or down. It's a dead program.

The one hubris committed by Oregon was failing to have a serviceable d1 back up at QB. Inexcusable. For some of those games they just needed someone serviceable. They likely take one, maybe two of those games. Utah was going to happen. They were just on and would have beaten a lot of teams like that that night.

I get Mariota made it hard to recruit the position but still. You gotta have someone better than Lockie.

RaceBannon

Baylor has three quarterbacks that would be Husky Legends

godawgst

creepycoug said:

sarktastic said:

What does UW have to do with Oregon's implosion?

Yeah you kind of stepped in it here right after making a good point about reloading. If UW is your point of reference then you are not where you think you are because nobody even uses the word 'trending' when talking about Washington, up or down. It's a dead program.

The one hubris committed by Oregon was failing to have a serviceable d1 back up at QB. Inexcusable. For some of those games they just needed someone serviceable. They likely take one, maybe two of those games. Utah was going to happen. They were just on and would have beaten a lot of teams like that that night.

I get Mariota made it hard to recruit the position but still. You gotta have someone better than Lockie.

And they made their own bed by still trotting Mariotta out there for three years up by 50 mid 4th.

That being said, the "death" of Oregon this year and next is a myth. Their OL now looks like a normal duck front 5, they have skill guys behind skill guys behind starters that would be the man at 90% of power 5 teams (ours included) and their D is now average which is more than enough with VAJ running the offense.

Thank god Vernon broke his finger vs. EWU or they beat sparty and WSU isn't within 17 of them. They would be a one loss team, on their way to the BCS playoffs and the most dangerous team of the 4.

whatshouldicareabout

This isn't next year's Oregon

creepycoug

whatshouldicareabout said:

This isn't next year's Oregon

The key is their answer at QB. If they have one they could continue to win. Lots of other pieces in place. They'll miss Buckner though but the Hawaiian 5* is supposed to be good.

greenblood

WTF?

Are defense has been trending down for four years now.

We blew teams out with backup quarterbacks. Now we lose with them.

We run trick plays inside the 5 yard line

Helfrich has more losses so far than Chip ever had

We have a .500 home PAC 12 record

But no, we aren't trending down. PM PL_SS and see if he could lend you some meds.

Now, if you are referring to your Cats, then you still need meds.

IPukeOregonGrellow

Mosster47 said:

Good programs recruit, develop, and keep going. This shit isn't hard. I could go into the RB's, WR's, TE's, OL's and every other position. Good players come to Oregon, do well, and they are replaced by good players. That's what happens at good programs.

At the same time, there's no clear path to who replaces Hegarty and Johnstone next year. Hegarty being an underrated problem as they brought him in because the staff trusted Brenner at center as much as they trusted Lockie at QB.

sarktastic

Losing three starters on the O-line is going to hurt Oregon, too

AZDuck

RaceBannon said:

Stanford has won the north 3 of 4 years

Hope this helps

And Oregon has won the north 4 of the last 5 years. The league recognizes ties, because, you know, faggots.

RaceBannon

AZDuck said:

RaceBannon said:

Stanford has won the north 3 of 4 years

Hope this helps

And Oregon has won the north 4 of the last 5 years. The league recognizes ties, because, you know, faggots.

No

AZDuck

RaceBannon said:

AZDuck said:

RaceBannon said:

Stanford has won the north 3 of 4 years

Hope this helps

And Oregon has won the north 4 of the last 5 years. The league recognizes ties, because, you know, faggots.

No

unh huh

rodmansrage

Mosster47 said:

salemcoog said:

Vernon Adams isn't coming back

Bill Musgrave left, Danny O'Neil left, Tony Graziani left, Akili Smith left, AJ Feeley left, Joey Harrington left, Kellen Clemens left, Dennis Dixon left, Jeremiah Masoli left, Darron Thomas left, Marcus Mariota left, Vernon Adams will leave, and the guy after him will leave.

Good programs recruit, develop, and keep going. This shit isn't hard. I could go into the RB's, WR's, TE's, OL's and every other position. Good players come to Oregon, do well, and they are replaced by good players. That's what happens at good programs.

If your metric is Oregon wasn't 12-2 with a conference title, Heisman trophy, Rose Bowl Win and NC appearance this year as a downward trend you're a fucking retard. Oregon was on a rebuild at QB, OL, and in the secondary this year and finished with six consecutive conference wins.

When was the last time UW won six consecutive conference games? 91?

not sure if you noticed but you guys sucked fat dicks when vaj wasnt the starter.


great job by sling/frosty to get those guys developed this year.

the no-talent browning cocksucker would be the best qb on oregon's roster next year.

edit: mosster47 should be banned for that post.

whatshouldicareabout

AZDuck said:

RaceBannon said:

Stanford has won the north 3 of 4 years

Hope this helps

And Oregon has won the north 4 of the last 5 years. The league recognizes ties, because, you know, faggots.

The Big 12 recongized how bad of a mistake that was last year and did away with it.

So unless Stanford and Oregon both played in the title games...