OregonFan4Life wrote:DTR his with best Jameis Winston imitation with his postgame comments:
“They are a really good team, a really great-coached team. But at the end of the day, I think if we would have done our jobs to the best of our abilities, they wouldn’t have been able to hang with us on that field.”
Great characterization. I wouldn't be surprised if Chip gets on him for that. That can only make the Ducks more motivated if they were to meet in the CCG.
That's Grade-A bulletin board material for Oregon right there if they were to meet again.
OregonFan4Life wrote:DTR his with best Jameis Winston imitation with his postgame comments:
“They are a really good team, a really great-coached team. But at the end of the day, I think if we would have done our jobs to the best of our abilities, they wouldn’t have been able to hang with us on that field.”
Great characterization. I wouldn't be surprised if Chip gets on him for that. That can only make the Ducks more motivated if they were to meet in the CCG.
That's Grade-A bulletin board material for Oregon right there if they were to meet again.
He was saying the same stuff on the sideline on our last drive. Hope we hit him every play if ucla makes the title game
StevensTechU wrote:Is UCLA all that different of a team than Tennessee? Similar QB, better RB, lower quality WRs. Would love to see the defensive stats.
Where I'm going with this is, if Oregon beat Tennessee by multiple scores while holding them to 30, would anyone be upset? I know a team in Tuscaloosa who would take that.
I do tend to side with the folks pointing out that matchups between high end teams are shootouts these days. Got to be able to score, and Oregon does that. I would take us -7 on a neutral field with Clemson right now.
I agree Oregon would beat Clemson and the main reason why is QB play. If you told me a couple seasons ago that Oregon has Bo Nix at QB and Clemson had DJ U at QB and that Oregon was a better team mainly due to QB play I never would’ve believed you.
DTR was obviously not watching the game through an objective standpoint...
Saying the better team didn't win, while watching the guys with a two TD advantage obviously pull off the accelerator with more than two minutes left on the clock would give most thoughtful players pause...
I honestly thought the Ducks were a Noah Whittington juke at the UCLA 13, with 2:30 left on the clock, away from nno worse than a field goal or a final TD. The final could easily have been Oregon by 22-23 points.
Sour grapes are a waste of time, DTR.
You LOST!
Autzen Stadium... Where great teams go to die...Hard!
dthomas=ddixon wrote:Hard to think of how yesterday could’ve been any more ideal. From the incredible showing at Gameday (Sabrina was awesome!) to the clinic Lanning and Co. put on. We played a nearly perfect game on offense and the D was as good as you could expect going against one of the best offenses and offensive coaches in the country. You really can only do so much against DTR and we did a great job of containing and forcing them to earn everything.
Oregon is a special place. The fact that so many coaches have come in and had immediate success is a testament to the rock solid foundation and culture the Oregon AD has built. Hopefully Lanning recognizes that and puts roots down.
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I read after the game that Dilly's name has come up in the ASU coaching search. I know that is eventually inevitable, but I sure hope we get at least a few years from him.
dthomas=ddixon wrote:Hard to think of how yesterday could’ve been any more ideal. From the incredible showing at Gameday (Sabrina was awesome!) to the clinic Lanning and Co. put on. We played a nearly perfect game on offense and the D was as good as you could expect going against one of the best offenses and offensive coaches in the country. You really can only do so much against DTR and we did a great job of containing and forcing them to earn everything.
Oregon is a special place. The fact that so many coaches have come in and had immediate success is a testament to the rock solid foundation and culture the Oregon AD has built. Hopefully Lanning recognizes that and puts roots down.
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I read after the game that Dilly's name has come up in the ASU coaching search. I know that is eventually inevitable, but I sure hope we get at least a few years from him.
woundedknees wrote:DTR was obviously not watching the game through an objective standpoint...
Saying the better team didn't win, while watching the guys with a two TD advantage obviously pull off the accelerator with more than two minutes left on the clock would give most thoughtful players pause...
I honestly thought the Ducks were a Noah Whittington juke at the UCLA 13, with 2:30 left on the clock, away from nno worse than a field goal or a final TD. The final could easily have been Oregon by 22-23 points.
Sour grapes are a waste of time, DTR.
You LOST!
DTR has never struck me as the most mature person and I have to think Chip is not pleased with that comment. SHOULD there be a rematch at some point, that comment will get a lot of air time.
dthomas=ddixon wrote:DTR is a classic case of he “doth protesteth too much”. Dude has to constantly talk smack, especially after a bad play, to keep his confidence up.
dthomas=ddixon wrote:DTR is a classic case of he “doth protesteth too much”. Dude has to constantly talk smack, especially after a bad play, to keep his confidence up.
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It was weird seeing him talk trash so aggressively late in the fourth as his team was getting beat and it was all but over, it’s almost as if he thought if he just told Oregon they couldn’t hang with them on the field despite the score they’d believe him, instead I’m sure the Oregon players had a good laugh at his foolish trash talk in the locker room after the game.
I had a Florida State fan in the office next to mine the year JW spouted off. I had great fun "arguing" the point with him Monday morning at work. Part of a great football weekend. Now I find out that I should have been depressed over an opposing QB refusing to admit their team got badly beaten instead of enjoying the win
