#9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
Yes and sometimes i am a greedy old fart.droop10 wrote:rockthief wrote:Yes. Respect is good and so is scoring and making a strong statement.QuackininBama wrote:It was a respectful ending, but for gods sake, kick the field goal. Just my humble opinion.
I think the game already made plenty of a statement, no?
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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
The gameday threads would be more enjoyable if that really was your one criticism. Instead you act like Oregon is going to lose after any near negative play. Yes, our LB’s are often lost in pass pro but relax dude.OregonFan4Life wrote:I love this coaching staff but my one criticism is it feels like they have an opportunity to end the game early with a blowout win and just for some reason the opponent sticks around with a little bit of life. That’s one thing Chip was an expert at. This coaching staff will figure it out though.
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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
He was rotating in with DJ Johnson on the outside quite a bit.OregonFan4Life wrote:Did Funa play today? I didn’t see him at all.

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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
webfoots2001 wrote:The gameday threads would be more enjoyable if that really was your one criticism. Instead you act like Oregon is going to lose after any near negative play. Yes, our LB’s are often lost in pass pro but relax dude.OregonFan4Life wrote:I love this coaching staff but my one criticism is it feels like they have an opportunity to end the game early with a blowout win and just for some reason the opponent sticks around with a little bit of life. That’s one thing Chip was an expert at. This coaching staff will figure it out though.
Easier to close games out when Bellotti leaves you Mathew’s, Clay, Ward, Kiko, WTIII ect. Mario left guys who are good in HS and on paper, but aren’t great on the field. It will take a couple cycles for the D to get Lannings guys in there.
But maybe I’m the only one, but I remember guys like Luck and Barkley throwing all over Chips teams. Chip dominated, but there was also some really bad Pac 10/12 teams during his time.
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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
We played amazing
Fun game to be at and watch.
Any criticisms are nitpicking against a top 10 opponent.
I wonder if some of you ever just watch the game and enjoy it.
I hope Nix gets some Heisman push. He deserves it.
Fun game to be at and watch.
Any criticisms are nitpicking against a top 10 opponent.
I wonder if some of you ever just watch the game and enjoy it.
I hope Nix gets some Heisman push. He deserves it.
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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
Beating the poodles will set a new Autzen record for consecutive victories at home.

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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
I HATED the Nix transfer pre-season. Boy has the guy made me eat crow. He is playing at Mariota level. I NEVER saw that coming.bellsduck wrote:
I hope Nix gets some Heisman push. He deserves it.
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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
We’ve never had a play caller like Dilly. Chip was great at setting things up differently, but Dilly seems to be legitimately great at scheming a bunch of plays off of each other
And we’ve never managed a clock like we’re seeing this year
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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
The clock management by a first year coach has been amazing without even considering how bad it was under Cristobal. Even scheming a way to rob Ucla of a cheap possession in the last 12 seconds was great.chapelhillduck wrote:We’ve never had a play caller like Dilly. Chip was great at setting things up differently, but Dilly seems to be legitimately great at scheming a bunch of plays off of each other
And we’ve never managed a clock like we’re seeing this year
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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
They’re playing a game within the game that you don’t see very often. They way they use the clock and halftime to squeeze out possessions that normally wouldn’t be there is incredible. And that onsides was the same thing. Completely changed the game by giving us a free possession.webfoots2001 wrote:The clock management by a first year coach has been amazing without even considering how bad it was under Cristobal. Even scheming a way to rob Ucla of a cheap possession in the last 12 seconds was great.chapelhillduck wrote:We’ve never had a play caller like Dilly. Chip was great at setting things up differently, but Dilly seems to be legitimately great at scheming a bunch of plays off of each other
And we’ve never managed a clock like we’re seeing this year
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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
Bo Nix essentially just played a perfect game. The level he played at today in every facet, from accuracy to decision making to athleticism, is ridiculous.
I know it is college football and weird things can happen, but it sure doesn't look like any team in the Pac-12 is going to be able to stop the combination of Bo Knows + Dilly Dilly.
I know it is college football and weird things can happen, but it sure doesn't look like any team in the Pac-12 is going to be able to stop the combination of Bo Knows + Dilly Dilly.
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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
Regarding LBs, aren't both freshman LBs (Devon Jackson and Harrison Taggart) sort of viewed as "next generation"/"Georgia style" LBs (6-2/6-3 guys who probably hit the field about 215 who timed at 10.5-10.7 as HS track athletes) or is that a partial misread or still "to be determined"?
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Re: #9 UCLA @ #10 Oregon (Oct. 22, Sat 12:30 PM Fox)
People complaining about the defense seem to forget that ucla is the number 2 offense in the country. Sometimes it's not about completely stopping the offense, but limiting the damage done, which they did today. This defense has its deficiencies, but they held one of the top offenses in the country to well under their season average in points, and under their average in total yards. They could do better, but I've certainly seen a lot worse