You were so much better. This ain't even bait. Jesus. Get to Mt Zion this morning with your wife and get some perspective.
Cmon creep, it is hard to hold your practice squad to this kind of yardage, let alone getting everyone's best shot every week.
I think the cpugs are pretty good. They've properly done what losers do and suck for 3 years until they have all seniors and a good duct-taped together quarterback.
There is no excuse for this UW team to have a close game with them in Seattle though.
Miami looks good, probably a year away from contending.
The point of the poast wasn't to argue that Oregon is a good team in disguise. It's the conclusion on the coaching staff.
Sure, it's not entirely reasonable to dismiss UW 2014 and shit all over Taggert in year 1.
if I were a duck fan, I would would be nervous this staff is closer to Helton than Petersen. And I would be angry with the AD for shirking Row The Boat at this point as well.
You don't know until you know. Couple years ago, there were more than a few Sallys around here growing pretty impatient with Peterman. I remember who they were. 7-6.
As far as I can tell, Taggart has put together a good staff. Getting Levitt was huge. Cristobal is a very well respected young coach. 99% of the cffootball world thought FIU was retarded to let him go. And he recruits lights out. And he's a Cane.
The point, which has soared over the heads of my friends here, is that Grinold's post is more hopeful than it is reasonable. As people here should know all too well, it doesn't take long for a bad staff to make a big mess. Playing tough for a half, and then losing big to one of the better cuog teams in the last several years, isn't much on which to draw a firm conclusion.
It's pretty simple. Their D is playing well enough to keep them in games, but their offense can't stay on the field. They are thin at receiver, and now have a freshman who doesn't know what the fuck he's doing under center. For any coaching staff, those are bad facts.
Take a walk around the Palouse for some perspective Creep.
Been attending games in Autzen as a coug fan since I was a kid old and this game I’ve never seen more disrespect from duck fans. One intoxicated duck fan sitting directly in front of me would consistently wave both his middle fingers at the field whenever the cougs made a mistake, later in the game another close by fan grabbed a full water bottle and had to be held back from throwing it onto the field because he was unhappy with the incessant officiating. Another even said loud enough for the 20 people around him to hear… "I wish we were in England so we could storm the field and kill these reffs". My girlfriend even said "I’ve never heard so many "F" words in one hour in my life" of course I know not every duck fan is like this and many around us were apologizing for the other fans wearing the same colors as them. However I’ve always enjoyed supporting the ducks as a team and usually will root for them whenever they are not playing the cougs. But I must say, after years of going to games in Autzen this is the first time I almost wanted to walk out of the stadium because I was concerned for my own safety. It’s sad to see how far grown men are willing to take things just because something doesn’t go their way in a football game cheering for a college team that they probably didn’t even attend school at… however I must say it felt amazing to see all those duck fans silenced as the cougs took control in the 2nd half! Okay… Rant over. Stay humble coug fans and enjoy the rest of this amazing season! Let’s make it 4 in a row against the Ducks next year!
I don't get what the identity of this Gulf Coast offense is. When we had to take our schematic shot in the first quarter to get to 10 points the game was over.
Last night had some real shades of Slingblade to them. Going for it on 4th down deep in our end to only punt the rest of the night in that situation. That's either what you do and who you are or it isn't. You can't half ass who you are.
I understand the roster is in shambles already and they are giving something like 13 true freshman starter minutes. I don't understand knowing where Wazzu was going to shift to on every play (it's super predictable) and running plays into the teeth of it.
The reality is the O-line is good, the D-line and secondary are good. The backs are good when they aren't overloaded and that applies to all backs. The WR's are beat up and bad. The LB's are super terrible outside of Dye. Herbert is an NFL QB, but can only do so much and is out for six weeks.
I don't see any recruits bailing because the infrastructure and everything else is still there and the ability to play right away is obviously there. Peterman did a ton of stupid shit as he made the transition to Power 5 football as well.
This year will be about getting the young guys better, actually getting strong for the first time in 30 years, and bringing in talent. Like every head coach you judge them in year three.
You were so much better. This ain't even bait. Jesus. Get to Mt Zion this morning with your wife and get some perspective.
Cmon creep, it is hard to hold your practice squad to this kind of yardage, let alone getting everyone's best shot every week.
I think the cpugs are pretty good. They've properly done what losers do and suck for 3 years until they have all seniors and a good duct-taped together quarterback.
There is no excuse for this UW team to have a close game with them in Seattle though.
Miami looks good, probably a year away from contending.
The point of the poast wasn't to argue that Oregon is a good team in disguise. It's the conclusion on the coaching staff.
Sure, it's not entirely reasonable to dismiss UW 2014 and shit all over Taggert in year 1.
if I were a duck fan, I would would be nervous this staff is closer to Helton than Petersen. And I would be angry with the AD for shirking Row The Boat at this point as well.
You don't know until you know. Couple years ago, there were more than a few Sallys around here growing pretty impatient with Peterman. I remember who they were. 7-6.
As far as I can tell, Taggart has put together a good staff. Getting Levitt was huge. Cristobal is a very well respected young coach. 99% of the cffootball world thought FIU was retarded to let him go. And he recruits lights out. And he's a Cane.
The point, which has soared over the heads of my friends here, is that Grinold's post is more hopeful than it is reasonable. As people here should know all too well, it doesn't take long for a bad staff to make a big mess. Playing tough for a half, and then losing big to one of the better cuog teams in the last several years, isn't much on which to draw a firm conclusion.
It's pretty simple. Their D is playing well enough to keep them in games, but their offense can't stay on the field. They are thin at receiver, and now have a freshman who doesn't know what the fuck he's doing under center. For any coaching staff, those are bad facts.
Take a walk around the Palouse for some perspective Creep.
Let me rewrite your last paragraph for you.
It's pretty simple. Oregon sucks.
It's pretty simple: you can't reed. Creep didn't say Oregon didn't suck. Next poont.
You were so much better. This ain't even bait. Jesus. Get to Mt Zion this morning with your wife and get some perspective.
Cmon creep, it is hard to hold your practice squad to this kind of yardage, let alone getting everyone's best shot every week.
I think the cpugs are pretty good. They've properly done what losers do and suck for 3 years until they have all seniors and a good duct-taped together quarterback.
There is no excuse for this UW team to have a close game with them in Seattle though.
Miami looks good, probably a year away from contending.
The point of the poast wasn't to argue that Oregon is a good team in disguise. It's the conclusion on the coaching staff.
Sure, it's not entirely reasonable to dismiss UW 2014 and shit all over Taggert in year 1.
if I were a duck fan, I would would be nervous this staff is closer to Helton than Petersen. And I would be angry with the AD for shirking Row The Boat at this point as well.
You don't know until you know. Couple years ago, there were more than a few Sallys around here growing pretty impatient with Peterman. I remember who they were. 7-6.
As far as I can tell, Taggart has put together a good staff. Getting Levitt was huge. Cristobal is a very well respected young coach. 99% of the cffootball world thought FIU was retarded to let him go. And he recruits lights out. And he's a Cane.
The point, which has soared over the heads of my friends here, is that Grinold's post is more hopeful than it is reasonable. As people here should know all too well, it doesn't take long for a bad staff to make a big mess. Playing tough for a half, and then losing big to one of the better cuog teams in the last several years, isn't much on which to draw a firm conclusion.
It's pretty simple. Their D is playing well enough to keep them in games, but their offense can't stay on the field. They are thin at receiver, and now have a freshman who doesn't know what the fuck he's doing under center. For any coaching staff, those are bad facts.
Take a walk around the Palouse for some perspective Creep.
Let me rewrite your last paragraph for you.
It's pretty simple. Oregon sucks.
It's pretty simple: you can't reed. Creep didn't say Oregon didn't suck. Next poont.
You have a bunch of reasons and explanations why they suck. Keep pumping up the assistants though.
Oregon is in some serious shit. They have a current crop of players who already have a history of quitting when faced with adversity.
They also have a recruiting class filled with "committed but i will still take all my visits" kids from the East coast who bought into this idea that Oregon was back, baby.
Then there's the coaching staff who looks like shit.
They needed to win this year.
No one expected greatness this year. The first few scrimmages gave the false illusion that it might be possible, and the quooking started, but everyone knows a new coach needs a few years to get his shit together. There are going to be some YUGE guys coming to Oregon next year. 6 foot 5 inchers, a lot of them over 300 lbs. Next year will be a better gauge of where the Ducks are and where they are capable of going.
Oregon is in some serious shit. They have a current crop of players who already have a history of quitting when faced with adversity.
They also have a recruiting class filled with "committed but i will still take all my visits" kids from the East coast who bought into this idea that Oregon was back, baby.
Then there's the coaching staff who looks like shit.
They needed to win this year.
No one expected greatness this year. The first few scrimmages gave the false illusion that it might be possible, and the quooking started, but everyone knows a new coach needs a few years to get his shit together. There are going to be some YUGE guys coming to Oregon next year. 6 foot 5 inchers, a lot of them over 300 lbs. Next year will be a better gauge of where the Ducks are and where they are capable of going.
LRR welcome to our last fifteen years pre-Pete my feathery friend
Oregon is in some serious shit. They have a current crop of players who already have a history of quitting when faced with adversity.
They also have a recruiting class filled with "committed but i will still take all my visits" kids from the East coast who bought into this idea that Oregon was back, baby.
Then there's the coaching staff who looks like shit.
They needed to win this year.
No one expected greatness this year. The first few scrimmages gave the false illusion that it might be possible, and the quooking started, but everyone knows a new coach needs a few years to get his shit together. There are going to be some YUGE guys coming to Oregon next year. 6 foot 5 inchers, a lot of them over 300 lbs. Next year will be a better gauge of where the Ducks are and where they are capable of going.
LRR welcome to our last fifteen years pre-Pete my feathery friend
I know you guys want this storyline to play out so bad because of the entertainment it will provide. Hope you're all wrong, but we'll see. LIPO.
Oregon is in some serious shit. They have a current crop of players who already have a history of quitting when faced with adversity.
They also have a recruiting class filled with "committed but i will still take all my visits" kids from the East coast who bought into this idea that Oregon was back, baby.
Then there's the coaching staff who looks like shit.
They needed to win this year.
No one expected greatness this year. The first few scrimmages gave the false illusion that it might be possible, and the quooking started, but everyone knows a new coach needs a few years to get his shit together. There are going to be some YUGE guys coming to Oregon next year. 6 foot 5 inchers, a lot of them over 300 lbs. Next year will be a better gauge of where the Ducks are and where they are capable of going.
Oregon is in some serious shit. They have a current crop of players who already have a history of quitting when faced with adversity.
They also have a recruiting class filled with "committed but i will still take all my visits" kids from the East coast who bought into this idea that Oregon was back, baby.
Then there's the coaching staff who looks like shit.
They needed to win this year.
No one expected greatness this year. The first few scrimmages gave the false illusion that it might be possible, and the quooking started, but everyone knows a new coach needs a few years to get his shit together. There are going to be some YUGE guys coming to Oregon next year. 6 foot 5 inchers, a lot of them over 300 lbs. Next year will be a better gauge of where the Ducks are and where they are capable of going.
You were pumping up Oregon beating UW this year. Don't become Mosster.
Oregon is in some serious shit. They have a current crop of players who already have a history of quitting when faced with adversity.
They also have a recruiting class filled with "committed but i will still take all my visits" kids from the East coast who bought into this idea that Oregon was back, baby.
Then there's the coaching staff who looks like shit.
They needed to win this year.
No one expected greatness this year. The first few scrimmages gave the false illusion that it might be possible, and the quooking started, but everyone knows a new coach needs a few years to get his shit together. There are going to be some YUGE guys coming to Oregon next year. 6 foot 5 inchers, a lot of them over 300 lbs. Next year will be a better gauge of where the Ducks are and where they are capable of going.
Most including myself were expecting 7-8 wins. I think 7 wins is still possible. They just have to sweep their remaining home games of Utah, Arizona, and Oregon St.
Herbert might still be out for Utah, so that's going to be pretty tough even though Utah isn't very good.
Arizona isn't very good and Herbert will be back for that one
I could quarterback Oregon to a victory against OSU. I've seen more talent from teams that play on Friday's.
Oregon has won and lost each game as expected. Without Herbert, I'm thinking Utah is going to be the one swing game that puts them down a game.
So far Taggart has shown he can out recruit any prior coach of Oregon, and he can at least make a good hire. That example is Leavitt. Leavitt took the same group of an 126th ranked defense and made it top 40.
Been attending games in Autzen as a coug fan since I was a kid old and this game I’ve never seen more disrespect from duck fans. One intoxicated duck fan sitting directly in front of me would consistently wave both his middle fingers at the field whenever the cougs made a mistake, later in the game another close by fan grabbed a full water bottle and had to be held back from throwing it onto the field because he was unhappy with the incessant officiating. Another even said loud enough for the 20 people around him to hear… "I wish we were in England so we could storm the field and kill these reffs". My girlfriend even said "I’ve never heard so many "F" words in one hour in my life" of course I know not every duck fan is like this and many around us were apologizing for the other fans wearing the same colors as them. However I’ve always enjoyed supporting the ducks as a team and usually will root for them whenever they are not playing the cougs. But I must say, after years of going to games in Autzen this is the first time I almost wanted to walk out of the stadium because I was concerned for my own safety. It’s sad to see how far grown men are willing to take things just because something doesn’t go their way in a football game cheering for a college team that they probably didn’t even attend school at… however I must say it felt amazing to see all those duck fans silenced as the cougs took control in the 2nd half! Okay… Rant over. Stay humble coug fans and enjoy the rest of this amazing season! Let’s make it 4 in a row against the Ducks next year!
Posted by Sonofacoug on Oct 8, 2017 | 12:46 AM
I blame fat little Chippy. I also blame Phil Knight's wallet. This is the aftermath of store-bought success for an historically loser program.
You were so much better. This ain't even bait. Jesus. Get to Mt Zion this morning with your wife and get some perspective.
Cmon creep, it is hard to hold your practice squad to this kind of yardage, let alone getting everyone's best shot every week.
I think the cpugs are pretty good. They've properly done what losers do and suck for 3 years until they have all seniors and a good duct-taped together quarterback.
There is no excuse for this UW team to have a close game with them in Seattle though.
Miami looks good, probably a year away from contending.
The point of the poast wasn't to argue that Oregon is a good team in disguise. It's the conclusion on the coaching staff.
Sure, it's not entirely reasonable to dismiss UW 2014 and shit all over Taggert in year 1.
if I were a duck fan, I would would be nervous this staff is closer to Helton than Petersen. And I would be angry with the AD for shirking Row The Boat at this point as well.
You don't know until you know. Couple years ago, there were more than a few Sallys around here growing pretty impatient with Peterman. I remember who they were. 7-6.
As far as I can tell, Taggart has put together a good staff. Getting Levitt was huge. Cristobal is a very well respected young coach. 99% of the cffootball world thought FIU was retarded to let him go. And he recruits lights out. And he's a Cane.
The point, which has soared over the heads of my friends here, is that Grinold's post is more hopeful than it is reasonable. As people here should know all too well, it doesn't take long for a bad staff to make a big mess. Playing tough for a half, and then losing big to one of the better cuog teams in the last several years, isn't much on which to draw a firm conclusion.
It's pretty simple. Their D is playing well enough to keep them in games, but their offense can't stay on the field. They are thin at receiver, and now have a freshman who doesn't know what the fuck he's doing under center. For any coaching staff, those are bad facts.
Take a walk around the Palouse for some perspective Creep.
Let me rewrite your last paragraph for you.
It's pretty simple. Oregon sucks.
It's pretty simple: you can't reed. Creep didn't say Oregon didn't suck. Next poont.
You were so much better. This ain't even bait. Jesus. Get to Mt Zion this morning with your wife and get some perspective.
Cmon creep, it is hard to hold your practice squad to this kind of yardage, let alone getting everyone's best shot every week.
I think the cpugs are pretty good. They've properly done what losers do and suck for 3 years until they have all seniors and a good duct-taped together quarterback.
There is no excuse for this UW team to have a close game with them in Seattle though.
Miami looks good, probably a year away from contending.
The point of the poast wasn't to argue that Oregon is a good team in disguise. It's the conclusion on the coaching staff.
Sure, it's not entirely reasonable to dismiss UW 2014 and shit all over Taggert in year 1.
if I were a duck fan, I would would be nervous this staff is closer to Helton than Petersen. And I would be angry with the AD for shirking Row The Boat at this point as well.
You don't know until you know. Couple years ago, there were more than a few Sallys around here growing pretty impatient with Peterman. I remember who they were. 7-6.
As far as I can tell, Taggart has put together a good staff. Getting Levitt was huge. Cristobal is a very well respected young coach. 99% of the cffootball world thought FIU was retarded to let him go. And he recruits lights out. And he's a Cane.
The point, which has soared over the heads of my friends here, is that Grinold's post is more hopeful than it is reasonable. As people here should know all too well, it doesn't take long for a bad staff to make a big mess. Playing tough for a half, and then losing big to one of the better cuog teams in the last several years, isn't much on which to draw a firm conclusion.
It's pretty simple. Their D is playing well enough to keep them in games, but their offense can't stay on the field. They are thin at receiver, and now have a freshman who doesn't know what the fuck he's doing under center. For any coaching staff, those are bad facts.
Take a walk around the Palouse for some perspective Creep.
Let me rewrite your last paragraph for you.
It's pretty simple. Oregon sucks.
It's pretty simple: you can't reed. Creep didn't say Oregon didn't suck. Next poont.
You have a bunch of reasons and explanations why they suck. Keep pumping up the assistants though.
You were so much better. This ain't even bait. Jesus. Get to Mt Zion this morning with your wife and get some perspective.
Cmon creep, it is hard to hold your practice squad to this kind of yardage, let alone getting everyone's best shot every week.
I think the cpugs are pretty good. They've properly done what losers do and suck for 3 years until they have all seniors and a good duct-taped together quarterback.
There is no excuse for this UW team to have a close game with them in Seattle though.
Miami looks good, probably a year away from contending.
The point of the poast wasn't to argue that Oregon is a good team in disguise. It's the conclusion on the coaching staff.
Sure, it's not entirely reasonable to dismiss UW 2014 and shit all over Taggert in year 1.
if I were a duck fan, I would would be nervous this staff is closer to Helton than Petersen. And I would be angry with the AD for shirking Row The Boat at this point as well.
You don't know until you know. Couple years ago, there were more than a few Sallys around here growing pretty impatient with Peterman. I remember who they were. 7-6.
As far as I can tell, Taggart has put together a good staff. Getting Levitt was huge. Cristobal is a very well respected young coach. 99% of the cffootball world thought FIU was retarded to let him go. And he recruits lights out. And he's a Cane.
The point, which has soared over the heads of my friends here, is that Grinold's post is more hopeful than it is reasonable. As people here should know all too well, it doesn't take long for a bad staff to make a big mess. Playing tough for a half, and then losing big to one of the better cuog teams in the last several years, isn't much on which to draw a firm conclusion.
It's pretty simple. Their D is playing well enough to keep them in games, but their offense can't stay on the field. They are thin at receiver, and now have a freshman who doesn't know what the fuck he's doing under center. For any coaching staff, those are bad facts.
Take a walk around the Palouse for some perspective Creep.
Let me rewrite your last paragraph for you.
It's pretty simple. Oregon sucks.
It's pretty simple: you can't reed. Creep didn't say Oregon didn't suck. Next poont.
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Let me rewrite your last paragraph for you.
It's pretty simple. Oregon sucks.
Posted by Sonofacoug on Oct 8, 2017 | 12:46 AM
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Herbert might still be out for Utah, so that's going to be pretty tough even though Utah isn't very good.
Arizona isn't very good and Herbert will be back for that one
I could quarterback Oregon to a victory against OSU. I've seen more talent from teams that play on Friday's.
Oregon has won and lost each game as expected. Without Herbert, I'm thinking Utah is going to be the one swing game that puts them down a game.
So far Taggart has shown he can out recruit any prior coach of Oregon, and he can at least make a good hire. That example is Leavitt. Leavitt took the same group of an 126th ranked defense and made it top 40.
Can Taggart take another step? LIPO