Justin Wilcox turned down the Oregon Ducks
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Yeah, I'm sure he would love to HC for his school. However, having to ultimately answer to a senile 80 year old man who sits in the coaches booth, wears a headset and pretends he's one of the coaches is a bridge too far for a guy like Wilcox.HairyBallsDawg said:Phil Nike is a megalomaniac. Can't blame Wilcox for choosing not to go there.
Phil is 83 years old... plenty of time for Wilcox to go to Oregon after Phil is gone.
Also, this has now been confirmed by 3 or 4 different sources. He really turned down the offer -
Lol what? I am confused at what this identity is that they are talking about, besides never changing your coaches.Gladstone said:What in the world...
“This feeling comes not from wins and losses, but rather, the idea that in the attempt to chase a national championship, we are losing what made us great in the first place,” the players wrote in the letter. “This is not a Blue Blood program. Our success was built on the continuity and hard work of the players and coaches in the 30 years prior to 2016 and we, as players, feel we are dangerously close to losing our identity.”
Something is up under the hood down there. Weird as they've seemingly had their shit together for years.
Oregon's identity this century has always been Nike money, flashy uniforms, and trying to win a natty at all costs. 2021 Oregon is no different.
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Cal= superior cultureNeighbor2972 said:
Lol what? I am confused at what this identity is that they are talking about, besides never changing your coaches.Gladstone said:What in the world...
“This feeling comes not from wins and losses, but rather, the idea that in the attempt to chase a national championship, we are losing what made us great in the first place,” the players wrote in the letter. “This is not a Blue Blood program. Our success was built on the continuity and hard work of the players and coaches in the 30 years prior to 2016 and we, as players, feel we are dangerously close to losing our identity.”
Something is up under the hood down there. Weird as they've seemingly had their shit together for years.
Oregon's identity this century has always been Nike money, flashy uniforms, and trying to win a natty at all costs. 2021 Oregon is no different.
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NeGgaPlEaSe said:PurpleThrobber said:
The fuck he did. What bullshit.NeGgaPlEaSe said:
Wilcox must tongue Wilner’s butt with the same ferocity he did Erin Andrews’.
Allegedly.
Quoting other media reports does not constitute “multiple sources” journalistically
Lazy CNN/MSNBC shit
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Quoting other media reports does not constitute “multiple sources” journalisticallyPurpleThrobber said:NeGgaPlEaSe said:PurpleThrobber said:
The fuck he did. What bullshit.NeGgaPlEaSe said:
Wilcox must tongue Wilner’s butt with the same ferocity he did Erin Andrews’.
Allegedly.
Lazy CNN/MSNBC shit
I stand with canzano on this. He is annoying sometimes but he is a pro.
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Wonder who else turned them down?
Chip?
Urban?
Harsin?
I'm sure they all begged for the job but got rejected.
LOL
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Fuck the former players. Fuck continuity. Win football games. Those other things only matter if they matter, and become fucking anchors on a program the instant they cease helping win_football_games. Eat a dick, Joey 5 picks, you don't get it.
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Joey is as annoying as F when he’s invited on radio. I honestly can’t listen to him. I don’t know when 5 pick was elected as the voice of Duck football past, present and future but he needs to be told he isn’t.
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His brother was fun to party with though back46XiJCAB said:Joey is as annoying as F when he’s invited on radio. I honestly can’t listen to him. I don’t know when 5 pick was elected as the voice of Duck football past, present and future but he needs to be told he isn’t.
In the day -
Nothing is up. Joey has always been a complete dork since washing out in the nfl. He was saying similar shit right before we fired helf, about how it wasn’t fair to him and was a betrayal of our values and some other shit. He spearheaded this entire thing because he’s a loserGladstone said:What in the world...
“This feeling comes not from wins and losses, but rather, the idea that in the attempt to chase a national championship, we are losing what made us great in the first place,” the players wrote in the letter. “This is not a Blue Blood program. Our success was built on the continuity and hard work of the players and coaches in the 30 years prior to 2016 and we, as players, feel we are dangerously close to losing our identity.”
Something is up under the hood down there. Weird as they've seemingly had their shit together for years.
