Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM ABC)

Moderators: greenyellow, Autzenoise, UOducksTK1

Post Reply
whosyourwally
Freshman
Posts: 1319
Joined: Sun Jan 11, 2009 10:52 am
Location: Columbus, Ohio

Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM ABC)

Post by whosyourwally »

OfaFeather wrote:
Alan wrote:Well that was the worst choke job I have seen by the Ducks in a long while. Bowl game and regroup. Lanning needs to take a long look a game film of all his losses during the off season.
Still not worse than the TCU breakdown at the Alamo bowl.
I mean that’s a hell of a metric to use. The biggest bowl game collapse of all time .

This hurts way worse b/c of the stakes.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
squintsdd
Senior
Posts: 2104
Joined: Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:39 am

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by squintsdd »

OfaFeather wrote:
Alan wrote:Well that was the worst choke job I have seen by the Ducks in a long while. Bowl game and regroup. Lanning needs to take a long look a game film of all his losses during the off season.
Still not worse than the TCU breakdown at the Alamo bowl.
Against the in state risk with the Pac-12 championship game on the line. This is a lot worse
User avatar
OregonFan4Life
All-American
Posts: 15385
Joined: Thu Aug 26, 2010 5:32 pm

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by OregonFan4Life »

Not only did we lose to the Huskies and Beavs, but we literally choked those games away. Lanning needs to re-think how he does rivalry games, maybe lose the chainsaw and go back to faceless opponents.
Image
duck023
Four Star Recruit
Posts: 809
Joined: Tue Jan 21, 2020 3:32 pm

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by duck023 »

OfaFeather wrote:
Alan wrote:Well that was the worst choke job I have seen by the Ducks in a long while. Bowl game and regroup. Lanning needs to take a long look a game film of all his losses during the off season.
Still not worse than the TCU breakdown at the Alamo bowl.
This game and the Washington game that was also pretty much in the bag were a worse combination. Also these games mattered more than that game.
Everythingsducky
Senior
Posts: 2817
Joined: Sun Jan 10, 2010 2:40 pm

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by Everythingsducky »

Doesn’t matter what crappy bowl game the Ducks end up in. We will see if they have ANY nutsack at all coming off this embarrassing showing. I already have a feeling.
alxtw
Freshman
Posts: 1278
Joined: Sun Dec 19, 2010 10:46 pm

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by alxtw »

Chip was one of the most aggressive and stubborn playcallers we ve had. But i dont think even he d go for 4 and 1 from our own 28, with plenty of time left.

Lanning and dilly are just recklessly aggressive now if they haven't learned from previous mistakes now.

The last goal line play calling was probably one of the worst progressions i ve seen.
User avatar
Duck07
All-American
Posts: 17123
Joined: Mon Jan 12, 2009 8:36 am
Location: Parts Unknown

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by Duck07 »

It was such an obvious choice to me at 10-7 to kick the fg and look how that played out at the end.

I don't have anything nice to say right now.
Image
OfaFeather
Three Star Recruit
Posts: 309
Joined: Sun Apr 21, 2019 7:40 am

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by OfaFeather »

squintsdd wrote:
OfaFeather wrote:
Alan wrote:Well that was the worst choke job I have seen by the Ducks in a long while. Bowl game and regroup. Lanning needs to take a long look a game film of all his losses during the off season.
Still not worse than the TCU breakdown at the Alamo bowl.
Against the in state risk with the Pac-12 championship game on the line. This is a lot worse
I stand corrected, but, to be fair, this team has outperformed my expectations. Not great, but a small consolation.

Now, I am going to hit the heavy bag until I feel better, maybe some time next month.
Last edited by OfaFeather on Sat Nov 26, 2022 5:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Everythingsducky
Senior
Posts: 2817
Joined: Sun Jan 10, 2010 2:40 pm

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by Everythingsducky »

alxtw wrote:Chip was one of the most aggressive and stubborn playcallers we ve had. But i dont think even he d go for 4 and 1 from our own 28, with plenty of time left.

Lanning and dilly are just recklessly aggressive now if they haven't learned from previous mistakes now.

The last goal line play calling was probably one of the worst progressions i ve seen.
The aggressiveness won us some, and lost us some. Hopefully Lanning learns from them.
whosyourwally
Freshman
Posts: 1319
Joined: Sun Jan 11, 2009 10:52 am
Location: Columbus, Ohio

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by whosyourwally »

alxtw wrote:Chip was one of the most aggressive and stubborn playcallers we ve had. But i dont think even he d go for 4 and 1 from our own 28, with plenty of time left.

Lanning and dilly are just recklessly aggressive now if they haven't learned from previous mistakes now.

The last goal line play calling was probably one of the worst progressions i ve seen.
There’s just no situational awareness.

Nix can’t run. So run him on 4th down without an RPO or a pitch option.

Goal line set from the ten? Doesn’t work at all the first time. Do it again with the game on the line? Of course.

We’re on our heels on our own 29? 4th and 1? Go for it.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
droop10
Freshman
Posts: 1437
Joined: Sun Jan 11, 2009 2:07 am

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by droop10 »

Everythingsducky wrote:
alxtw wrote:Chip was one of the most aggressive and stubborn playcallers we ve had. But i dont think even he d go for 4 and 1 from our own 28, with plenty of time left.

Lanning and dilly are just recklessly aggressive now if they haven't learned from previous mistakes now.

The last goal line play calling was probably one of the worst progressions i ve seen.
The aggressiveness won us some, and lost us some. Hopefully Lanning learns from them.
I think people are overreacting about how many coaching mistakes there supposedly were. I didn’t agree with running the same play 3 consecutive times at the 4, or the 4th and 3 pitch earlier in the game. But I don’t have a problem with any other call. Players performed poorly in the 4th quarter. They’ll learn from it, and hopefully be better next year. This is a very young coaching staff with a bright future. No need to overreact to every little misstep.
Last edited by droop10 on Sat Nov 26, 2022 5:45 pm, edited 1 time in total.
alxtw
Freshman
Posts: 1278
Joined: Sun Dec 19, 2010 10:46 pm

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by alxtw »

squintsdd wrote:
OfaFeather wrote:
Alan wrote:Well that was the worst choke job I have seen by the Ducks in a long while. Bowl game and regroup. Lanning needs to take a long look a game film of all his losses during the off season.
Still not worse than the TCU breakdown at the Alamo bowl.
Against the in state risk with the Pac-12 championship game on the line. This is a lot worse
The tcu game was bad but it was a result of losing VA. This game was much worse in that we had our best players, but loss due to really bad coaching and sh*t luck.

Can only hope this gives some thought for Bo to come back next year, for an natty and heisman. Do bucky n noah have eligibility to come back next year for the rb group?
droop10
Freshman
Posts: 1437
Joined: Sun Jan 11, 2009 2:07 am

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by droop10 »

whosyourwally wrote:
alxtw wrote:Chip was one of the most aggressive and stubborn playcallers we ve had. But i dont think even he d go for 4 and 1 from our own 28, with plenty of time left.

Lanning and dilly are just recklessly aggressive now if they haven't learned from previous mistakes now.

The last goal line play calling was probably one of the worst progressions i ve seen.
There’s just no situational awareness.

Nix can’t run. So run him on 4th down without an RPO or a pitch option.

Goal line set from the ten? Doesn’t work at all the first time. Do it again with the game on the line? Of course.

We’re on our heels on our own 29? 4th and 1? Go for it.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
The defense showed absolutely zero signs of stopping the run, and the punt team wasn’t awful, so I have no problem going for it. For all we know, that was a zone read and Nix chose to hang on to it. Looked to me that Irving would have had the first. I don’t agree with the 3 consecutive goal line sets, but I’m not expecting this young staff to be flawless.
duck023
Four Star Recruit
Posts: 809
Joined: Tue Jan 21, 2020 3:32 pm

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by duck023 »

OfaFeather wrote:
squintsdd wrote:
OfaFeather wrote:
Alan wrote:Well that was the worst choke job I have seen by the Ducks in a long while. Bowl game and regroup. Lanning needs to take a long look a game film of all his losses during the off season.
Still not worse than the TCU breakdown at the Alamo bowl.
Against the in state risk with the Pac-12 championship game on the line. This is a lot worse
I stand corrected, but, to be fair, this team has outperformed my expectations. Not great, but a small consolation.

Now, I am going to hit the heavy bag until I feel better, maybe some time next month.
It was a good comparison but I feel this one is a little more helpless feeling.
User avatar
QuackininBama
All Pac-12
Posts: 5728
Joined: Sat Sep 10, 2011 8:55 am

Re: Civil War: #10 Oregon @ #22 OSU (Nov. 26, Sat 12:30 PM A

Post by QuackininBama »

The year is over. And we lost to our most hated rivals in Lannings first year which ruined every positive he had spent gaining all year long. Its over. 2022 is now gone.
Post Reply