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After they have filled the sleeves.RoadDawg55 said:
When do you predict this will happen?oregonblitzkrieg said:Those are some real bruisers. I know this thread was posted as a joke, but doogs won't be laughing when they start getting mauled in the trenches.
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They don't look too far off. A full year of nutrition and S&C and they will be ready, which was always the plan. -
They were better for a fast paced spread option offense that Oregon ran, and I thought Oregon went with this offense in part because it is easier for west coast teams to consistently recruit quality skill position players.oregonblitzkrieg said:
That's the argument we used to use. Our small, fast guys are better than your big slow guys. Having a set of SEC quality big uglies is critical to winning championships.dnc said:
You can't maul what you can't touchoregonblitzkrieg said:Those are some real bruisers. I know this thread was posted as a joke, but doogs won't be laughing when they start getting mauled in the trenches.
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With the substitution rule changes/ref holding up play rule changes that have been put in place in recent years, there’s not much of an advantage to be gained anymore by going fast.Hippopeteamus said:
They were better for a fast paced spread option offense that Oregon ran, and I thought Oregon went with this offense in part because it is easier for west coast teams to consistently recruit quality skill position players.oregonblitzkrieg said:
That's the argument we used to use. Our small, fast guys are better than your big slow guys. Having a set of SEC quality big uglies is critical to winning championships.dnc said:
You can't maul what you can't touchoregonblitzkrieg said:Those are some real bruisers. I know this thread was posted as a joke, but doogs won't be laughing when they start getting mauled in the trenches.
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But going #FASTandLOUD that’s a game changerntxduck said:
With the substitution rule changes/ref holding up play rule changes that have been put in place in recent years, there’s not much of an advantage to be gained anymore by going fast.Hippopeteamus said:
They were better for a fast paced spread option offense that Oregon ran, and I thought Oregon went with this offense in part because it is easier for west coast teams to consistently recruit quality skill position players.oregonblitzkrieg said:
That's the argument we used to use. Our small, fast guys are better than your big slow guys. Having a set of SEC quality big uglies is critical to winning championships.dnc said:
You can't maul what you can't touchoregonblitzkrieg said:Those are some real bruisers. I know this thread was posted as a joke, but doogs won't be laughing when they start getting mauled in the trenches.
