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Oregon vs Washton is the SEC Game of the Week
oregonblitzkrieg
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Oregon plays defense. So does Washington. More inconsistently than in the recent past, but still.
Oregon's defense has been rolling of late, and is getting all sorts of national accolades. #1 Red Zone defense in the land.
Once a conference that was known for it's killer D, The SEC plays swiss cheese defense in 2019. The SEC's top two teams, Bammer and le Tigres of LSU, each gave up 28 points last week. Bammer wasn't even playing a good team. And it's not like Florida has a high flying offense.
Oregon has given up 25 points in its last 5 games combined.
Oregon's defense is more SEC than the SEC.
Oregon's defense has been rolling of late, and is getting all sorts of national accolades. #1 Red Zone defense in the land.
Once a conference that was known for it's killer D, The SEC plays swiss cheese defense in 2019. The SEC's top two teams, Bammer and le Tigres of LSU, each gave up 28 points last week. Bammer wasn't even playing a good team. And it's not like Florida has a high flying offense.
Oregon has given up 25 points in its last 5 games combined.
Oregon's defense is more SEC than the SEC.
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But I’ll oblige.
I wouldn’t skeet yourself just yet here all over Oregon.
Agreed Oregon defense has come a ways and I believe Cristoballz is determined to see more “SEC” style football there at Oregon, I believe I’ve said this before about Oregon on this board. He also spent time this past summer On a couple of SEC school’s practice fields and brought his entire coaching staff with him, as well as asst coached at Bama for a time. He’s doing well so far and even snared the top Dline recruit in the country this past year.
Also agreed that SEC defenses this year are not quite as strong as past years ....but the offenses are better, which has contributed some to the defenses not looking as strong.
Winners this year for defense so far is the BIG 10 BTW....But the SEC ain’t goin nowhere.
And as far as Oregon’s defense is more SEC than the SEC, I believe Oregon played one of those teams and was held to less points than the SEC team on that night.
So cool yer jets turbo. Cristolbals has experience in the SEC, introducing his staff to SEC country, coaches, practices and players and obviously striving to develop Oregon in a SEC style football model. Recent History says it hasn’t been a bad model. So we will see.