Disney wants to do movie of 2016 Alamo Bowl

Don't. Fuck. With. Disney.

Walt is dead.


Relationship with Disney[edit]
Beginning in 1940, cartoon drawings of Puddles in student publications began to resemble Donald Duck, and by 1947, Walt Disney was aware of the issue. Capitalizing on his friendship with a Disney cartoonist, Oregon athletic director Leo Harris met Disney and reached an informal handshake agreement that granted the University of Oregon permission to use Donald as its sports mascot.[1][2][4]

When Disney lawyers later questioned the agreement in the 1970s, the university produced a photo showing Harris and Disney wearing matching jackets with an Oregon Donald logo.[2][5] Relying on the photo as evidence of Disney's wishes, in 1973, both parties signed a formal agreement granting the university the right to use Donald's likeness as a symbol for (and restricted to) Oregon sports.[2] The agreement gave Disney control over where the mascot could perform and ensured that the performer inside the costume would "properly represent the Donald Duck character."[6]

In 2010, Disney and the university reached an agreement that removed the costumed Oregon Duck mascot from its association with the Donald trademark, and allowed The Duck to make more public appearances, such as at college mascot competitions.[6] The mascot in graphic art, which is more similar to Donald Duck than the rounder head and body of the costume, is still covered by the trademark agreement.[6]

Instant movie ownership in the Tequilla house

Gladstone said:

Oregons fans be like

TOO. SOON.

Mosster47 said:

RaceBannon said:

Everyone is talking about the difference between Pellum and Wilcox.



Big win!

It will be Nolan. His overall resume is substantially better than the average Pac-12 DC. Monte Kiffen's was also and he was fucking terrible.

Either way it will be interesting.

Thanks, Bleenor.

haie said:

Mosster47 said:

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

Mosster47 said:

That Alamo Bowl loss was a win in many ways.

Slingblade hired Yost who is a better OC than himself and the new kid he promoted to OC. So, if things start to slack he will just let Yost do his thing.

It also got Pellum taken out of the DC role. We will see who he hires and how they do, but the guy wants to keep his job and I think he is working harder than any mediocre coach in history.

Usually a mediocre coach just rides it out, gets that extra year to really suck and collects his millions. Slingblade is trying to get to year five and I think he might actually get it. When he was first hired I don't think one person saw him getting past year four.

there is so much awesomeness in this post, it reads like satire from making fun of posts about our shit coaches over the years. He's working harder than ever!!!!!1!!

UW has shit coaches that are lazy. Oregon has a shit coach that is trying his best to put really good coaches around him so the program doesn't suck.

There is something to be said about a guy not taking the money grab when gifted a seven figure job he didn't earn.

This is a "Oregon wins it all.....Ohio State is really
Good." type of post.

Consider the source.

Mosster47 said:

RaceBannon said:

Everyone is talking about the difference between Pellum and Wilcox.



Big win!

It will be Nolan. His overall resume is substantially better than the average Pac-12 DC. Monte Kiffen's was also and he was fucking terrible.

Either way it will be interesting.

Dialed in, as always

greenblood said:

Mosster, come on man...

That Alamo was embarrassing on many levels. It was the only time in 25 years of following this team, I laughed when they lost. I actually started to root for TCU late in the 3rd quarter when they showed a shot of Pellum on the sideline. I realized then, a loss like that would send him packing. By mid 4th quarter though, I realized after the 47th ground ball snapped by our backup center, that if this coaching staff can't even get our 2nd string center to shot gun snap the ball or go under center, then how can I expect them to actually hire a decent coordinator. I realized, it was over.

I opened up the scotch cabinet, poured a 12 year Glendronach, and watched in cynical laughter, as the final 8 minutes and overtime confirmed my observations.

Oregon football was diagnosed with terminal cancer on January 16th, 2013. It officially died on January 2nd, 2016.

Hey, that's a pretty long time to live with terminal cancer, congratulations!