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[srs questn] Best Oregon team during their run (Chip hired as OC through Helfrich 2015)?
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2010 - Fluke play natty loss
Nope, I watched the same game. If Carrington and Allen were there they wouldn't have been able to play the run with 8 guys and Oregon would have been up big enough by half time to contend with the Zeke barrage. They could have controlled the clock a little bit too.greenblood said:
You watched a different game.Mosster47 said:The 2010 team rotated 25 guys on D that either played in the NFL or made an All-Conference team. The offense didn't have much talent outside of LaMike and Barner, but they weren't as good as the 2014 team.
The very simple football reason Ohio State won that game is Devon Allen tore his ACL in the Rose Bowl and Carrington was suspended for having an amount of THC in his urine that would be considered acceptable for the military or any corporate entity, but not the NCAA. Of course there were three other WR's out as well but those last two did it.
This allowed tOSU to play cover 3 all night and bring an extra man down into the box to stop the run. Luck plays a big part in everything in a long season and it didn't go Oregon's way at the WR position that year. A freshman Charlea Nelson was Oregon's best WR by the end of the year, which doesn't cut it.
The Fiesta Bowl year with Mariota would have been the best. Had the Ertz TD been officated correctly the Ducks would have played ND for the title which would have been a gimme. The Pac-12 fucked itself in football, which is par for the course.
I will say that if Nelson had caught that fourth down catch into OSU's side of the field, Oregon could have rolled to an early 14-0 lead. That might have changed some of the script...but he didn't, so Oregon couldn't put OSU away early.
What then transpired was a demoralizing beatdown deserving of an "R" rating.
Urban Meyer coached a really bad game for about 2 and a half quarters. He let the young gun throw himself into 4 turnovers allowing Oregon to hang around 21-20 mid way through the third. Then, Meyer finally realized that Oregon was never going to stop Zeke. So they basically ran Zeke up the middle, Zeke to the left, and Zeke to the right. I don't think OSU threw one pass in the last 18 minutes of game clock. Zeke ended up breaking a National Title game record for rushing yards in a game with 246 and 4 tds.
To emphasize how bad of a drubbing this was: Name the last time a team had a +4 turnover margin and lost the game by three touchdowns...
Not saying it would have been a win, but with those two down the Ducks lose that game 10 times out of 10 regardless of turnover margin or anything else. -
2014 - Mariota is god until Urban says "lol"I saw Ohio State play a junior high team that day.
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2014 - Mariota is god until Urban says "lol"Do much delicious living in the past in this thread, and none of it was successful
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2010 - Fluke play natty loss
Stfu. Stupid ass doog. How did you ever make it through college with cinderblocks for a brain? You think programmers are gods and act like UW is the academis rival of Stanford. You're a fucking joke. Oregon revolutionized the game of football and dominated the huskies for years. You talking trash to older brother is retarded. Clearly the coogs are more your speed.haie said:I saw Ohio State play a junior high team that day.
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Relax...oregonblitzkrieg said:
Stfu. Stupid ass doog. How did you ever make it through college with cinderblocks for a brain? You think programmers are gods and act like UW is the academis rival of Stanford. You're a fucking joke. Oregon revolutionized the game of football and dominated the huskies for years. You talking trash to older brother is retarded. Clearly the coogs are more your speed.haie said:I saw Ohio State play a junior high team that day.
Yes Oregon revolutionized the game, that can not be argued. However, Oregon didn't revolutionize how to win championships consistently. They did what Billy Beane did with the A's. They created a system where a small market team could take advantage of the mistakes of big market teams. In Oregon's case, it was creating a system built on speed and endurance. But like what happened to Billy Beane, Oregon couldn't win the big games, because like Billy Beane ran into the Yankees, Oregon ran into teams that were bigger, stronger, and FASTER than they were. Oregon had one chance to win it all, and they blew it at home against Stanford. Other than that...they weren't beating the blue bloods in the biggest games without at least having similar talent.
Now just like what happened in baseball, most teams have imitated Oregon's system. Which is why they have evolved their recruiting to try and get well rounded higher level recruits. The Oregon way, is no longer a competitive advantage. -
2010 - Fluke play natty loss
Florida State disagrees.greenblood said:
Relax...oregonblitzkrieg said:
Stfu. Stupid ass doog. How did you ever make it through college with cinderblocks for a brain? You think programmers are gods and act like UW is the academis rival of Stanford. You're a fucking joke. Oregon revolutionized the game of football and dominated the huskies for years. You talking trash to older brother is retarded. Clearly the coogs are more your speed.haie said:I saw Ohio State play a junior high team that day.
Yes Oregon revolutionized the game, that can not be argued. However, Oregon didn't revolutionize how to win championships consistently. They did what Billy Beane did with the A's. They created a system where a small market team could take advantage of the mistakes of big market teams. In Oregon's case, it was creating a system built on speed and endurance. But like what happened to Billy Beane, Oregon couldn't win the big games, because like Billy Beane ran into the Yankees, Oregon ran into teams that were bigger, stronger, and FASTER than they were. Oregon had one chance to win it all, and they blew it at home against Stanford. Other than that...they weren't beating the blue bloods in the biggest games without at least having similar talent.
Now just like what happened in baseball, most teams have imitated Oregon's system. Which is why they have evolved their recruiting to try and get well rounded higher level recruits. The Oregon way, is no longer a competitive advantage. -
You really put that Florida St. team on par with the Alabama and Ohio State’s of the world? That Florida St team was the most overrated undefeated team in college history. Everybody knew it...they finished behind one loss Alabama and 1 loss Oregon when the playoff rankings were announced. If Florida St had lost one game, they might not have made the top 8.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Florida State disagrees.greenblood said:
Relax...oregonblitzkrieg said:
Stfu. Stupid ass doog. How did you ever make it through college with cinderblocks for a brain? You think programmers are gods and act like UW is the academis rival of Stanford. You're a fucking joke. Oregon revolutionized the game of football and dominated the huskies for years. You talking trash to older brother is retarded. Clearly the coogs are more your speed.haie said:I saw Ohio State play a junior high team that day.
Yes Oregon revolutionized the game, that can not be argued. However, Oregon didn't revolutionize how to win championships consistently. They did what Billy Beane did with the A's. They created a system where a small market team could take advantage of the mistakes of big market teams. In Oregon's case, it was creating a system built on speed and endurance. But like what happened to Billy Beane, Oregon couldn't win the big games, because like Billy Beane ran into the Yankees, Oregon ran into teams that were bigger, stronger, and FASTER than they were. Oregon had one chance to win it all, and they blew it at home against Stanford. Other than that...they weren't beating the blue bloods in the biggest games without at least having similar talent.
Now just like what happened in baseball, most teams have imitated Oregon's system. Which is why they have evolved their recruiting to try and get well rounded higher level recruits. The Oregon way, is no longer a competitive advantage. -
2010 - Fluke play natty lossChip is a poor man's Urban Meyer.
