Why you so emotional dude? Calm down, I hear the program will survive. “CuNt”
Imagine how many more RBs he could have lost and studs he could have pulled out of Lake Oswego had he been here to do his job.
You have any insight into the real story about Travis Dye leaving Oregon after: 1. Travis Dye saying he’d return for his last year of eligibility; 2. Travis Dye entering the portal; and 3. Travis Dye going to USC. ???
Why you so emotional dude? Calm down, I hear the program will survive. “CuNt”
Imagine how many more RBs he could have lost and studs he could have pulled out of Lake Oswego had he been here to do his job.
You have any insight into the real story about Travis Dye leaving Oregon after: 1. Travis Dye saying he’d return for his last year of eligibility; 2. Travis Dye entering the portal; and 3. Travis Dye going to USC. ???
If you do, I’m all ears.
It doesn’t really matter. It probably tells me verdell is coming back, and Dye didn’t want to share carries. Dye has a lot to prove this season and needs as many reps as possible. He doesn’t score very well from an NFL measurable perspective. He’s got great acceleration, good vision, but lacks any significant top speed and is undersized. Adding 10–15 pounds wouldn’t hurt.
Why you so emotional dude? Calm down, I hear the program will survive. “CuNt”
Imagine how many more RBs he could have lost and studs he could have pulled out of Lake Oswego had he been here to do his job.
You have any insight into the real story about Travis Dye leaving Oregon after: 1. Travis Dye saying he’d return for his last year of eligibility; 2. Travis Dye entering the portal; and 3. Travis Dye going to USC. ???
If you do, I’m all ears.
It doesn’t really matter. It probably tells me verdell is coming back, and Dye didn’t want to share carries. Dye has a lot to prove this season and needs as many reps as possible. He doesn’t score very well from an NFL measurable perspective. He’s got great acceleration, good vision, but lacks any significant top speed and is undersized. Adding 10–15 pounds wouldn’t hurt.
You make a good point, The Atlanta Jets have no use for him. Glad he’s gone.
He was statistically the best running back in the league last year handicapped by being #2 for about 5 games. Who cares if he’s an NFL player?
It's been pointed out to me that I'm a little surly and even crotchety at times and I'm working on it. I come here to see guys really being shitty to each other with very little provocation. It's part of my rehab.
Why you so emotional dude? Calm down, I hear the program will survive. “CuNt”
Imagine how many more RBs he could have lost and studs he could have pulled out of Lake Oswego had he been here to do his job.
You have any insight into the real story about Travis Dye leaving Oregon after: 1. Travis Dye saying he’d return for his last year of eligibility; 2. Travis Dye entering the portal; and 3. Travis Dye going to USC. ???
If you do, I’m all ears.
It doesn’t really matter. It probably tells me verdell is coming back, and Dye didn’t want to share carries. Dye has a lot to prove this season and needs as many reps as possible. He doesn’t score very well from an NFL measurable perspective. He’s got great acceleration, good vision, but lacks any significant top speed and is undersized. Adding 10–15 pounds wouldn’t hurt.
You make a good point, The Atlanta Jets have no use for him. Glad he’s gone.
He was statistically the best running back in the league last year handicapped by being #2 for about 5 games. Who cares if he’s an NFL player?
In case you haven’t noticed, NCAA football has entered the era of free agency.
Players are in a position to do what they believe is in their best interest, just like their coaches have been doing for a long time.
Am I happy Baby Dye is going to USC? HELL NO.
If he got a terrific NIL deal from USC . . . If he always dreamed of playing at USC . , , If he thinks his best path to the NFL is through USC . . . If he thinks a grad degree and the connections he can make at USC have more value long term . . . If Dye and his fiancé miss the sun and their family/friends in SoCal, it doesn’t matter.
Dye had options. He chose the one he thought was best for him.
In case you haven’t noticed, NCAA football has entered the era of free agency.
Players are in a position to do what they believe is in their best interests, just like their coaches have been doing for a long time.
Am I happy Baby Dye is going to USC? HELL NO.
If he got a terrific NIL deal from USC . . . If he always dreamed of playing at USC . , , If he thinks his best path to the NFL is through USC . . . If he thinks a grad degree and the connections he can make at USC have more value long term . . . If Dye and his fiancé miss the sun and their family/friends in SoCal, it doesn’t matter.
Dye had options. He chose the one he thought was best for him.
Imagine someone thinking it's Lanning's fault that Dye wanted to go back to SoCal and set himself up after grad school and Lanning was good with that. He's not an NFL player and he knows it. Good for him.
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Sorry for calling you a cunt in the other thread. I didn’t realize you’re actually, retarded.
I’m sure you’re wearing a ski jacket, have the big glasses and all of that, but I can’t see what you look like, on here.
Sorry.
1. Travis Dye saying he’d return for his last year of eligibility;
2. Travis Dye entering the portal; and
3. Travis Dye going to USC.
???
If you do, I’m all ears.
Good take . . .
He was statistically the best running back in the league last year handicapped by being #2 for about 5 games. Who cares if he’s an NFL player?
Players are in a position to do what they believe is in their best interest, just like their coaches have been doing for a long time.
Am I happy Baby Dye is going to USC? HELL NO.
If he got a terrific NIL deal from USC . . . If he always dreamed of playing at USC . , , If he thinks his best path to the NFL is through USC . . . If he thinks a grad degree and the connections he can make at USC have more value long term . . . If Dye and his fiancé miss the sun and their family/friends in SoCal, it doesn’t matter.
Dye had options. He chose the one he thought was best for him.