Well fitted suits are sliming I guess. Yeah he really does not look that big.Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
Im still laughin at him trying to pronounce Prince's name
Nick Fairley doesnt look a LB over 245 wha da hell
Oregon's offense could be stopped though, by a decent defense with enough depth.
Originally Posted by Sorkoram
Won the Mackey award, but son does a lot of good that isn't seen, especially after the background story to his life.
Originally Posted by I FR3SH I
Originally Posted by Sorkoram
Won the Mackey award, but son does a lot of good that isn't seen, especially after the background story to his life.
I was talking about the spirit award. What did he do to deserve it? His mom should have gotten that
Cal may have cheated a bit but that had only a little to do with how the defense was able to slow down Oregon's offense. They were able to get to Thomas, which was a big reason why they were even in the game in the first place without any offense (the fumble recovery). Oregon is very fortunate Cal has had no offense in the last month of the season; for the record, even if our kicker made the FG I think Oregon would have drove down the field and scored a TD.Originally Posted by dr funk 13
So Oregon's offense is overrated because a radio personality thinks Chip is going to the NFL?Originally Posted by airblaster503
Agreed, and not just because I am a Beaver fan. They depend way to much on their pace of play. When the game was slowed down at Cal they were exposed. Some people up here in the NW are dumb as rocks. We have one radio show host on the Ducks station that thinks Chip Kelly is looking to move up to the NFL and that Jerry Jones is going to give him a call at the end of the seasonNo way in hell is Chip Kelly an NFL coach, there is no way his system would work. I swear when I get a day off work during the week I am going to have to call in and roast some of the radio personalities up here cause they do nothing but spew a bunch of nonsense.
In regards to Cal, I'm not going to sit here and call it a fluke game, even if Cal had to cheat to make their gameplan happen. Oregon did not play well in that game, yes, it's obvious. But people who say that Cal made the blueprint are ******ed. Oregon lost last season to two teams who shut down their offense: Boise St. and Ohio St. (Stanford too, but that game was a shootout). The gameplan has been around, and people still aren't keeping up. Is Oregon getting lucky every time they score a touchdown? Or is it possibly a testament to the coaches and how they prepare and learn from mistakes? People can say that some of Oregon's offensive statistics are inflated but I wouldn't use overrated to describe Oregon, Auburn, or Stanford, some of the better offenses in the country.
Originally Posted by rawjs
CHAS HENRY, YAH!
Info? I know he has a visit with Nebraska this week and he also wants to see what's good with LSU. I knew it was a bad sign when he decided not to EE.
