Blount Force Trauma is back
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- pdxduck
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Blount Force Trauma is back
Reinstated just in time for spring football.
http://www.ducksportsnews.com/blog/2009 ... ng-drills/
University of Oregon running back LeGarrette Blount has been reinstated to the Ducks’ football program for the start of spring practice, according to first-year head coach Chip Kelly.
Last year’s record-setting running back was suspended from the program on Feb. 10 for what the school’s former football coach Mike Bellotti termed “as a failure to fulfill team obligations.”
The senior-to-be finished last season as the team’s second-leading rusher with 1.002 yards, and broke the school’s single-season record for rushing touchdowns with 17.
Oregon is scheduled to open spring drills at 8:45 a.m. Monday (March 30).
http://www.ducksportsnews.com/blog/2009 ... ng-drills/
University of Oregon running back LeGarrette Blount has been reinstated to the Ducks’ football program for the start of spring practice, according to first-year head coach Chip Kelly.
Last year’s record-setting running back was suspended from the program on Feb. 10 for what the school’s former football coach Mike Bellotti termed “as a failure to fulfill team obligations.”
The senior-to-be finished last season as the team’s second-leading rusher with 1.002 yards, and broke the school’s single-season record for rushing touchdowns with 17.
Oregon is scheduled to open spring drills at 8:45 a.m. Monday (March 30).
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Welcome back... Now let's move on to the nitty-gritty, like figuring out how to run over, under, around, and through BSU's D!

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freedjr
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Re: Blount Force Trauma is back
Figured it would happen before spring ball starts, but it's still good news!
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Re: Blount Force Trauma is back
good stuff. definitely gives me a sense of relief even though it was well known that he'd probably be back.
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we can go watch there practice right? I am about to start graveyard and they will be practicing when i get done with my shift in hell!! it would be nice to see how they look after the long winter!
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Re: Blount Force Trauma is back
Good news. Can't wait for football season to start up again.

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woundedknees
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I feel for you, brich75... I had a hybrid 11 hour shift that I think may be the only thing I've ever done that was worse than a true graveyard... Started at 4, got off at 3 AM. Usually, it ran 6 days a week.
My boss did it to avoid hiring enough qualified people to do the work in a normal time frame... He thought he was saving money, in spite of paying every man Jack in the production department 26 hours at time and a half per week! He ran that for 6 years...
And people think slavery is dead in the US.
My boss did it to avoid hiring enough qualified people to do the work in a normal time frame... He thought he was saving money, in spite of paying every man Jack in the production department 26 hours at time and a half per week! He ran that for 6 years...
And people think slavery is dead in the US.
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Re: Blount Force Trauma is back
What a shocker! Blount gets re-instated a few days before spring practice. I sure never saw that one coming 

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You guys should take a look at the beaver comments on the Oregonian's Blount reinstatement article. It's pathetic. They say "typical Oregon" and "shows a lot of class". One guy thinks he should be suspended until at least September.
GO DUCKS!
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woundedknees
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Wishful thinking on the BeavEaterz part... If you had to face LGB on Saturday, wouldn't you grasp any perceived advantage?
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stewbertwilloughby wrote:You guys should take a look at the beaver comments on the Oregonian's Blount reinstatement article. It's pathetic. They say "typical Oregon" and "shows a lot of class". One guy thinks he should be suspended until at least September.
Yet they say nothing about the OSU player who only was suspended for a game that was shooting off a gun out of a car window in Corvallis, could have killed someone, nice punishment Riley.
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Destroyer77
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OS fans are downright scared of Oregon right now. It shows all over their faces.jimmyg wrote:stewbertwilloughby wrote:You guys should take a look at the beaver comments on the Oregonian's Blount reinstatement article. It's pathetic. They say "typical Oregon" and "shows a lot of class". One guy thinks he should be suspended until at least September.
Yet they say nothing about the OSU player who only was suspended for a game that was shooting off a gun out of a car window in Corvallis, could have killed someone, nice punishment Riley.
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I'm close friends with some die-hard beevs & yeah....they are freaking terrified. It started a few years ago too. After the 2007 CW, when we had all the injuries, they tried so hard to convince themselves that their win was legit & our injuries didn't make a difference. My beevur fan friends were constantly trying to justify that win to me. But really they were just trying to convince themselves. This past CW just cemented what they feared & now their absolute denial & dellusion is hilarious. I almost feel bad for them at times.Destroyer77 wrote:OS fans are downright scared of Oregon right now. It shows all over their faces.jimmyg wrote:stewbertwilloughby wrote:You guys should take a look at the beaver comments on the Oregonian's Blount reinstatement article. It's pathetic. They say "typical Oregon" and "shows a lot of class". One guy thinks he should be suspended until at least September.
Yet they say nothing about the OSU player who only was suspended for a game that was shooting off a gun out of a car window in Corvallis, could have killed someone, nice punishment Riley.

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I don'tdthomas=ddixon wrote: I'm close friends with some die-hard beevs & yeah....they are freaking terrified. It started a few years ago too. After the 2007 CW, when we had all the injuries, they tried so hard to convince themselves that their win was legit & our injuries didn't make a difference. My beevur fan friends were constantly trying to justify that win to me. But really they were just trying to convince themselves. This past CW just cemented what they feared & now their absolute denial & dellusion is hilarious. I almost feel bad for them at times.


