If Cristobal didn't leave, how would this season have gone?

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If Cristobal didn't leave, how would this season have gone?

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Thinking about it- No Nix, no Gonzalez, no Irving or Whittington, no vertical passing game. I know after the Wazzu game, many people said that was a game Oregon wouldn't win with Cristobal. So, what would Oregon's record be today if Cristobal was still our coach?
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We'd probably be about .500. Extrapolate from how last season ended.
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5 - 5 at best and knowing MC was not the one for us
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Looking at the schedule, 6-4 if everything was going well. 5-5 if we dropped a game we shouldn’t have (one of BYU, Zona, or Cal). And we’d for sure be ending the season on a 3 game losing streak to finish 6-7.

And Cristobal would be ranting in every press conference about players just not trying hard enough.


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The majority of the receiving corp would have transfered out- Franklin, Hutson, Thornton and there would be no Cota


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Likely the same record with lower scoring games. Cristobal was very similar to the late 90's Oregon teams that would win a lot of games, but all the scores would be fairly close. Lanning has more of a wider margin of victory. However realistically I don't see Cristobal losing more than 3 games. Although he might have lost that BYU game. For some reason I think he would have lost that game.
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