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Our offense is 2-3 years away from being ridiculous.. Oregons always had good to great athletes with a few elite ones.. Now with logjams of talent at every position these elite athletes were starting to bring in will compete, make each other better and if they keep drinking the chip kool aid.. Watch out.. Thank you mom and dad for being oregon grads and showing me the light early!
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I think we're gonna havta get used to the top guys, especially west coast guys, having us on top. Never been like that before but after the past 2 years we're the top west coast program & recruits know it.
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Very cool, we need to lock these type of guys down!
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hermistonduck wrote:Our offense is 2-3 years away from being ridiculous.. Oregons always had good to great athletes with a few elite ones.. Now with logjams of talent at every position these elite athletes were starting to bring in will compete, make each other better and if they keep drinking the chip kool aid.. Watch out.. Thank you mom and dad for being oregon grads and showing me the light early!
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our offense already is ridiculous and really, adding more of those "elite" players isn't going to change much.
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^^^ While I agree that our offense is pretty awesome already, I disagree somewhat about additional "elite" players not adding much.

To keep the machine going you have to feed it. For example, what if most of our WRs from the past class wash out?

USC has had a lot of issues with guys not panning out.

As much as the Maehl Man is/was one of my favs of all time, if he had "elite" speed, he has a very long TD in the Natty.
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ncduck wrote:^^^ While I agree that our offense is pretty awesome already, I disagree somewhat about additional "elite" players not adding much.

To keep the machine going you have to feed it. For example, what if most of our WRs from the past class wash out?

USC has had a lot of issues with guys not panning out.

As much as the Maehl Man is/was one of my favs of all time, if he had "elite" speed, he has a very long TD in the Natty.
While that is true about Maehl scoring a TD on that long pass play, at least we did eventually get the TD on that drive. The one that hurt us was the catch by LT (great catch by the way) that he was not able to get in the end zone on, and we were shut out the next 4 plays.
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ncduck wrote:.....................

As much as the Maehl Man is/was one of my favs of all time, if he had "elite" speed, he has a very long TD in the Natty.
Like Jamere Holland or Derrick Jones? There seems to be some genetic link that elite speed, stone hands and knuckle headedness are commonly grouped.
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GrandpaDuck wrote:
ncduck wrote:.....................

As much as the Maehl Man is/was one of my favs of all time, if he had "elite" speed, he has a very long TD in the Natty.
Like Jamere Holland or Derrick Jones? There seems to be some genetic link that elite speed, stone hands and knuckle headedness are commonly grouped.
There is a different caliber of fast wide out that we are able to actually target now. We don't need to go after guys with character issues or stone hands like we used to.
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Woods would be a ridiculous addition. He has outstanding hands and is going to be a very good WR at the next level. I definitely wouldn't count out USC, Cal, or even "Da U".
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uostudent wrote:Woods would be a ridiculous addition. He has outstanding hands and is going to be a very good WR at the next level. I definitely wouldn't count out USC, Cal, or even "Da U".
USC has already 3 WRs committed. They think that's too many and might pull some of the scholies.
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I think he is going to Idaho.
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Duck07 wrote:
hermistonduck wrote:Our offense is 2-3 years away from being ridiculous.. Oregons always had good to great athletes with a few elite ones.. Now with logjams of talent at every position these elite athletes were starting to bring in will compete, make each other better and if they keep drinking the chip kool aid.. Watch out.. Thank you mom and dad for being oregon grads and showing me the light early!
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our offense already is ridiculous and really, adding more of those "elite" players isn't going to change much.
Our 'ridiculous' offense in the last two BCS Games:

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uostudent wrote:Woods would be a ridiculous addition. I definitely wouldn't count out USC, Cal, or even "Da U".
By "Da U" are you referring to UDuh?
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NCDucks09 wrote:
Duck07 wrote:
hermistonduck wrote:Our offense is 2-3 years away from being ridiculous.. Oregons always had good to great athletes with a few elite ones.. Now with logjams of talent at every position these elite athletes were starting to bring in will compete, make each other better and if they keep drinking the chip kool aid.. Watch out.. Thank you mom and dad for being oregon grads and showing me the light early!
:?

our offense already is ridiculous and really, adding more of those "elite" players isn't going to change much.
Our 'ridiculous' offense in the last two BCS Games:

0-2
19ppg
Operative words: BCS Games. Seems to me like our offense is doing pretty good. Not living up to your lofty standards though, I'm sure.
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