Week 6 CFB

[alxtw]

Vandy offense looks potent. Wonder if the ref will call a fair game or continue giving Alabama a slight edge.

[OregonFan4Life]

Watching UCLA’s offense and their playcalling makes me feel validated in my criticism of Will Stein. I know Penn State is down and unmotivated but I don’t believe Penn State has the athletes to stick with Oregon’s offense but Stein’s obsession of being “efficient” and the short yardage run game with Whittington and Limar seemed to really limit the offense last week. I know the crowd was a factor and the offense made a few mistakes but if the passing game was opened up and if we utilized Hill’s speed more on the edges I don’t see any reason why Oregon could’ve have ended the game by the 4th quarter and put up at least 30 points in regulation. Maybe he will as the season goes on but I do question if Stein’s playcalling/strategy is best for this team and the ceiling this passing offense has.

[UOducksTK1]

Texas still sucks

[StevensTechU]

Vandy offense looks potent. Wonder if the ref will call a fair game or continue giving Alabama a slight edge.

Definitely will err on the side of the Tide.

UCLA putting it on Penn State wasn't something I expected, but you never know what you're gonna get with a let down, across-the-country game.

[OregonFan4Life]

So is Penn State not good? Did Franklin lose the locker room? It’s one thing to be down to UCLA but UCLA looks unstoppable.

[Duck07]

Like the first drive of the game is one thing, it's now almost halftime and the Bruins aren't fading.

[squintsdd]

Penn State is looking like they're completely emotionally defeated after last week.

[OregonFan4Life]

Penn State must be a mentally weak team to come to like this after 1 loss and in the new playoff era

[squintsdd]

Watching UCLA’s offense and their playcalling makes me feel validated in my criticism of Will Stein. I know Penn State is down and unmotivated but I don’t believe Penn State has the athletes to stick with Oregon’s offense but Stein’s obsession of being “efficient” and the short yardage run game with Whittington and Limar seemed to really limit the offense last week. I know the crowd was a factor and the offense made a few mistakes but if the passing game was opened up and if we utilized Hill’s speed more on the edges I don’t see any reason why Oregon could’ve have ended the game by the 4th quarter and put up at least 30 points in regulation. Maybe he will as the season goes on but I do question if Stein’s playcalling/strategy is best for this team and the ceiling this passing offense has.

Even with as good as Oregon's defense is, I think the playcalling last we designed to keep Penn state's offense off the field. Despite how they currently look, they returned almost all their skill position players from last year and have an explosive offense.

[UOducksTK1]

Penn State’s D is hurting my brain.

I think their offense has only had two possession so far. So I think they’ll catch-up once they get more opportunities

[UOducksTK1]

Notre dame losing, Texas losing, Washington losing, and Alabama was just losing.

Good day so far!

[OregonFan4Life]

Watching UCLA’s offense and their playcalling makes me feel validated in my criticism of Will Stein. I know Penn State is down and unmotivated but I don’t believe Penn State has the athletes to stick with Oregon’s offense but Stein’s obsession of being “efficient” and the short yardage run game with Whittington and Limar seemed to really limit the offense last week. I know the crowd was a factor and the offense made a few mistakes but if the passing game was opened up and if we utilized Hill’s speed more on the edges I don’t see any reason why Oregon could’ve have ended the game by the 4th quarter and put up at least 30 points in regulation. Maybe he will as the season goes on but I do question if Stein’s playcalling/strategy is best for this team and the ceiling this passing offense has.

Even with as good as Oregon's defense is, I think the playcalling last we designed to keep Penn state's offense off the field. Despite how they currently look, they returned almost all their skill position players from last year and have an explosive offense.

If that truly is the strategy, keep Penn State’s offense in the field, that seems to be a real lack of faith in our offense and if Stein lacks faith in Moore and the receivers that is on him.

[StevensTechU]

Notre dame losing, Texas losing, Washington losing, and Alabama was just losing.

Good day so far!

If it stays like this, I might just go for an evening drive just to watch the sun set on a beautiful day.

[Duck07]

What is the buyout for James Franklin? lol.

[squintsdd]

Watching UCLA’s offense and their playcalling makes me feel validated in my criticism of Will Stein. I know Penn State is down and unmotivated but I don’t believe Penn State has the athletes to stick with Oregon’s offense but Stein’s obsession of being “efficient” and the short yardage run game with Whittington and Limar seemed to really limit the offense last week. I know the crowd was a factor and the offense made a few mistakes but if the passing game was opened up and if we utilized Hill’s speed more on the edges I don’t see any reason why Oregon could’ve have ended the game by the 4th quarter and put up at least 30 points in regulation. Maybe he will as the season goes on but I do question if Stein’s playcalling/strategy is best for this team and the ceiling this passing offense has.

Even with as good as Oregon's defense is, I think the playcalling last we designed to keep Penn state's offense off the field. Despite how they currently look, they returned almost all their skill position players from last year and have an explosive offense.

If that truly is the strategy, keep Penn State’s offense in the field, that seems to be a real lack of faith in our offense and if Stein lacks faith in Moore and the receivers that is on him.

You have to remember, it was on the road in a very hostile environment that didn't need much of a reason to get really loud. I'm sure it would've been different had Oregon been at home