Duck07 wrote: Tue Aug 20, 2024 6:32 pm These are 100% percent made for the recruits and their families to show them what playing at and for Oregon is like.
For real. Another great one!!
That Team Out West docuseries
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Re: That Team Out West docuseries
For real. Another great one!!
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On your marks, get set, Go Dux!
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These have been so amazing. The first has been my favorite so far. Very excited to see what the next one looks like. I imagine it will properly hype us up before the season begins. Can't wait!
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Really enjoyed the stuff with Dan Lanning and his son. We all know college coaching is a crazy, time intensive job and it was great seeing him taking his son to work to get some added time together. His son will remember these moments the rest of their life.
Growing up my dad worked for Southern Pacific/Union Pacific and that job is rough on families. He was gone a lot, sometimes working in Los Angeles for months at a time. So the time i got to spend with him I still remember. When he got enough seniority and was able to work permanently in Eugene, on weekends sometimes my mom would drop me off at a RR siting and my dad would stop the train and let me ride with them as they switched cars in town. I remember how loud it was and realizing how hard my dad worked for us.
Its great for Dan to share that with his son and shows to me he walks the walk when it comes to Family.
Growing up my dad worked for Southern Pacific/Union Pacific and that job is rough on families. He was gone a lot, sometimes working in Los Angeles for months at a time. So the time i got to spend with him I still remember. When he got enough seniority and was able to work permanently in Eugene, on weekends sometimes my mom would drop me off at a RR siting and my dad would stop the train and let me ride with them as they switched cars in town. I remember how loud it was and realizing how hard my dad worked for us.
Its great for Dan to share that with his son and shows to me he walks the walk when it comes to Family.