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Unreal
Ima wait and see if Masoli starts...
Im interested in seeing this race
Ima wait and see if Masoli starts...
Im interested in seeing this race
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Originally Posted by Al3xis
i'm not gona make any predictions yet. However, I do believe some crow will be on the menu this fall for a few weeks.
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who's stoppin Robinson, Hunter and Dez this year?
too bad they got OU and Texas to go through.
Only thing stoppin them is their own defense.
If they get one other WR to catch 30 balls, theyre gonna wreck the big xii
texas, OU and TTech all play at Okie State this yr, if Im not mistaken.
Originally Posted by jville819
VTech is gonna win the ACC once again
These dudes have been steady #+@!%%@* on the conference for the past 4 years now
[h1]Syracuse football practice notes: Sheeran leaves, Collier shines[/h1] [h3]by syracuse.com[/h3]
[h3]Thursday April 09, 2009, 9:30 AM[/h3]
Frank Ordonez / The Post-Standard, 2008Dan Sheeran played wide receiver for Syracuse last season. He was converted to outside linebacker one day into spring practice, and decided to leave the team this week.
Wide receiver-turned-linebacker Dan Sheeran decided to leave the Syracuse football team this week. Coach Marrone moved Sheeran to outside linebacker one day into spring practice.
He worked with the first-team defense for most of the last two weeks, but junior outside linebacker Parker Cantey moved ahead of Sheeran last weekend. Sheeran is the sixth player on scholarship to leave the Orange since the start of spring practice.
The Post-Standard's Donnie Webb has more on the upheaval of the linebacker position at SU.
» Video: The linebacker shuffle
Tailback Averin Collier shows power:
http://
Redshirt freshman running back Averin Collier is making his mark during spring practice. He had a number of outstanding runs in two scrimmage sessions that focused on short-yardage situations. "He's show that he's progressing and developing into a player that can find a role on this team and be helpful to us," coach Marrone said.
» Webb: Collier shines in Syracuse spring practice session on Wednesday
http://blog.syracuse.com/orangefootball/2009/04/collier_shines.html
Marrone is running a very tight ship as HC. This isthe sixth player that has quit the team since he took over. The culture is definitely changing on The Hill.
Former RB Doug Hogue is now playing OLB.
Former QB Andrew Robinson is now playing TE.
Can someone post this for me? Its the 2010 Offer list so far.
https://secure.rivals.com...mp;Sport=1&Year=2010
even if ND went undefeated, would it matter , with that schedule
at this point, I hope we get in a BCS bowl we don't deserve yet again.
but, My thoughts are this is gona be a pretty good team, and why I wasn't thrilled with Charlie being retained cause he really would have to work atmessing things up much these next 2 seasons. he'll buy more time
Demetrius Jones is being converted to an OLB at Cincy...yikes
Thats what I was thinking when I read that.Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
Originally Posted by Al3xis
i'm not gona make any predictions yet. However, I do believe some crow will be on the menu this fall for a few weeks.
even if ND went undefeated, would it matter , with that schedule
IMO the only competition Masoli has is Nate Costa. Justin Roper is a solid backup but doesn't have the physical prowess needed to be a fullyeffective spread option QB.Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
Unreal
Ima wait and see if Masoli starts...
Im interested in seeing this race
Ah yes, the Oregon football uniform, Chip Kelly vintage. We all are well aware of the numerous combinations of looks the Ducks can bring to the field on any Saturday. But how well have we done with each "outfit" (as our OSU brethren have taken to calling them)? Let's take a look, shall we? The combos are in order of when they were first debuted.
Green-Black-Black (helmet-jersey-pants):
OSU 2005 (the debut): W 56-14, 402 total yards, 5 takeaways
Washington 2006: W 34-14, 454 total yards, 316 rushing yards
Fresno St. 2007: W 52-21, 461 total yards, 307 rushing yards
Sun Bowl 2007: W 56-21, 533 total yards, 353 rushing yards, 8.2 YPC
UCLA 2008: W 31-21, 365 total yards, 323 rushing yards
Holiday Bowl 2008: W 42-31, 565 total yards, 5 rushing TDs
Green-White-Black:
Holiday Bowl 2005 (Clemens-era jersey): L 17-14, 327 total yards, 2.6 YPC
@Cal 2006: L 45-24, 358 total yards, 4 TO, 235 rushing yards allowed
@Arizona 2007: L 34-24, 463 total yards, 4 TO, 1 Dixonpocalypse
Green-Green-Green:
Stanfurd 2006: W 48-10, 534 total yards, 7.3 YPC
Houston 2007: W 48-27, 473 total yards, 339 rushing yards
Washington 2008: W 44-10, 496 total yards, 30-0 second half score
Green-White-Green:
@Fresno St. 2006: W 31-24, 379 total yards, 240 passing yards
@WSU 2006: L 34-23, 471 total yards, 4 TO, 104 rushing yards
@Stanfurd 2007: W 55-31, 589 total yards, 367 passing yards
@WSU 2008: W 63-14, 507 total yards, 346 rushing yards
Green-Green-Black:
Oklahoma 2006: W 34-33, 506 total yards, 1 epic comeback
Cal 2007: L 31-24, 497 total yards, 4 TO
Green-White-White:
@ASU 2006: W 48-13, 574 total yards, 315 rushing yards
@USC 2006: L 35-10, 358 total yards, 3 TDs allowed to Chauncey Washington
@Michigan 2007: W 39-7, 624 total yards, 3 45+ yard passing TDs
@USC 2008: L 44-10, 239 total yards, 598 yards allowed
@OSU 2008: W 65-38, 694 total yards, 1 El Paso trip for the Beavers
Green-Yellow-Yellow:
UCLA 2006: W 30-20, 404 total yards, 6 YPC
@OSU 2006: L 30-28, 427 total yards, 0-3 FG
WSU 2007: W 53-7, 551 total yards, 63 rushing yards allowed
Green-Yellow-Green:
PSU 2006: W 55-12, 431 total yards, 4 takeaways
Green-Black-Green:
Arizona 2006: L 37-10, 346 total yards, 6 TO
USC 2007: W 24-17, 339 total yards, 3.1 YPC allowed
Yellow-Black-Black:
Vegas Bowl 2006: L 38-8, 260 total yards, 548 yards allowed
Stormtroopers:
@Washington 2007: W 55-34, 661 total yards, 465 rushing yards, 7.5 YPC
@Cal 2008: L 26-16, 290 total yards, 4-18 on 3rd down
Green-Black-Yellow:
ASU 2007: W 35-23, 400 total yards, 4 passing TDs
Stanfurd 2008: W 35-28, 451 total yards, 4 TO
White-White-Green:
@UCLA 2007: L 16-0, 148 total yards, 4 TO, 1.1 YPC
@Purdue 2008: W 32-26, 503 total yards, 26-6 second half +OT score
Yellow-Yellow-Green:
OSU 2007: L 38-31, 339 total yards, 459 yards allowed
Yellow-Green-Black:
Utah St. 2008: W 66-24, 688 total yards, 408 rushing yards
Yellow-Yellow-Black:
Boise St. 2008: L 37-32, 464 total yards, 27 passing yards by everyone but DT
White-White-Yellow:
@ASU 2008: W 54-20, 537 total yards, 5 rushing TDs
Blackout:
Arizona 2008: W 55-45, 504 total yards, 298 passing yards
Stats of note:
We really like to run the ball in the Green-Black-Black combo, averaging 291 yards per game on the ground, and 321.2 in Bellotti Bold.
The three games in the Green-White-Black combo: 0-3, including the Cal "Beastmode" game and the Dixonpocalypse. The set wasn't used in 2008. Hopefully this is a trend.
The Ducks are 5-1 in games with a uniform set that is all one color. A "Yellow-out" however, has yet to make an appearance.
We need to find something new to wear to the LA Coliseum. We've worn Green-White-White both times and have lost by a combined score of 79-20.
The Green-Green-Black and Green-Black-Green combos are tough to figure out. With G-G-B, you're getting a nailbiter, as in the Oklahoma comeback and the Cal touchback game. With G-B-G, it's gonna be extreme: Arizona 2006, arguably the worst home loss in Bellotti's tenure, and USC 2007, one of the greatest wins in Oregon football history.
We are 0-2 when we only wear yellow and black uniform parts (Vegas Bowl, Boise St.)
I'm surprised we've only played one game in Green-Yellow-Green. It might be my favorite look.
The combos we still haven't seen(excluding the black lid, grellows on the road and white at home):
A "Yellow-out", White-White-Black (which I think would look good), Green-Green-Yellow (interesting), Yellow-Black-Yellow, and Yellow-Green-Yellow (also interesting), Green-Yellow-Black (hmmm), Yellow-Black-Green and Yellow-Green-Green (meh, i'll pass), and Green-White-Yellow (jesus christ no effing way).
Now, based on all this research, I will attempt to outfit the Ducks for the 2009 season to maximize their chances for an undefeated season.
@Boise St: Stormtroopers - Our two games in all whites have been stark contrasts: a shootout in Seattle, and a soggy turnoverfest in Berkeley. The Broncos are losing five starters from their front seven, and hopefully we can channel some U-Dub magic and run it down their throats. Plus, all whites on the smurf turf will look effing sick.
Utah: Green-Green-Green - Our home openers in '07 and '08 were in the full greens, and they were both blowouts. The Ducks threepeat in the greens, putting up 40+ points on the Utes.
Purdue: Green-Yellow-Green - This set has only been used once, against Portland State. Both schools begin with P's. 55-12 over the Boilermakers sounds good to me too.
Cal: Green-Black-Black - With a big early game like this one, it's important to go with Mr. Dependable. The Ducks are 6-0 in G-B-B, and will be 7-0 after the game if another 300+ yard rushing performance is in store.
WSU: Green-Green-Yellow - It's a new uniform set! Let's be honest, we can beat Wazzu by 30 if we play in burlap sacks. Let's take this one for a test drive.
@UCLA: Green-White-White - This might be the toughest road game in conference for the Ducks next year, so let's channel Michigan '07 and 65-38 and do work in the Rose Bowl.
@Washington: White-White-Black - It's time to break the black pants on the road curse, and what better way to do it than by beating up on the Fuskies? For those not so bold, Stormtroopers invade Seattle Part 2 will also get a win.
USC: I'm torn on this one. IMO, the two choices are Green-Green-Black, which should produce around 500 yards of offense and a game that comes down to the final minute, or Green-Black-Yellow, which will produce exactly 35 points. Will 35 points be enough to beat the Trojans at home? The last time the Trojans came into Autzen with a first-year starter at QB to face an Oregon team ranked in the top 10 (which we will be if we're undefeated to this point), they only scored 17. 35 should work nicely then. Green-Black-Yellow it is.
@Stanfurd: Green-White-Green - Last time the Ducks went to the Farm, they wore this uniform set and put up 55 point and almost 600 yards of offense. I'd like another helping of that please. Important note: the Ducks have repeated road uniforms like this twice, against USC and WSU last year. They have never repeated a uniform against a team they have beaten while wearing it.
ASU: Blackout - This ASU team seems like a team that will build confidence with a good start, esp. coming off of such a disappointing season as last year. In last year's Blackout game, the Ducks absolutely blew Arizona out of the water in the first quarter. In the all blacks, the Ducks put ASU on their backs and keep them there for the rest of the game.
@Arizona: Green-White-White - In 2005, the Ducks went Green-White-Yellow, and Kellen Clemens broke his leg. In 2007, the Ducks went Green-White-Black, and Dennis Dixon blew out his knee. The problem clearly is in the contrasting color pants. The Ducks wear white on top and bottom, and everbody stays healthy.
OSU: Yellow-Yellow-Yellow - I know what you're thinking. You're thinking the grellows are cursed. We can only beat teams like Utah State in them. And we're undefeated at this point, why risk it all?!?! Here's why: I believe the true power of the yellow lids lies in its pairing with an all yellow uniform. First game in all whites: record setting rushing performance. First game in all black: 45 first half points. We've already broken the black pants on the road curse this year. Let's put these grellows to rest. The Ducks run out in all yellow, the Beavers can't see a thing because it's just too blinding, and the Ducks run up 58 points. Masoli throws for 300, Blount runs for 130, Jamere Holland has 3 TD catches, and WT3 has two picks, and the Ducks are on their way to Pasadena for the NC game.
Bowl game: Green-Black-Black or Green-White-White - We have won our last two bowl games convincingly in G-B-B, and the Ducks were in G-W-W when Joey the Kid beat Colorado in the Fiesta Bowl. All the stars align, Spencer Paysinger breaks both of Tim Tebow's legs on the third play from scrimmage, and the Ducks have a field day with Florida's D. Bellotti starts doing shots in the press box with Uncle Phil and Don Essig in the third quarter.
Originally Posted by Al3xis
high praises for Kapron Lewis Moore
Originally Posted by dreClark
The ACC representative in the Orange Bowl will be...
V-Tech.
It wont... but the defense can keep us in just about every game... If Jacory & co. can get their act together i can easily see UM winning 8-9games... But if that offense doesnt get it together... it could be a real long season...Originally Posted by dreClark
It ain't gonna be Miami, IMO.
All bias aside.
Originally Posted by dreClark
LMAO @ other schools cab have Dorsey. Right from the Urban Meyer school of spin.
Oh, and Watkins is overrated. Dorsey >> Watkins