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buckmarkduck wrote:I'm just saying most, not all. Like the old hippies we have as Professors at UO who hate everything about football and UO sports.

The worst probably being biology professor Nathan Tublitz. I have heard him complain so many times that it's now no surprise he'll complain when the athletic department wants to do something big.

buckmarkduck wrote:I guess Blaine Gabbert didn't get than memo boom.

Oh and on the granola topic and duck fans, most true hippies aren't fans of sports. I grew up in Oregon and now live here again, and can honestly say I have never made granola.

Well I guess I should say most don't

Gabbert is 6-5, 235lbs so he fits the NFL prototype in regards to physical measurables.

Bennett is closer to Colt McCoy in size who turned out to be a mid 3rd rounder after a pretty nice career at UT

Boom wrote:

buckmarkduck wrote:I guess Blaine Gabbert didn't get than memo boom.

Oh and on the granola topic and duck fans, most true hippies aren't fans of sports. I grew up in Oregon and now live here again, and can honestly say I have never made granola.

Well I guess I should say most don't

Gabbert is 6-5, 235lbs so he fits the NFL prototype in regards to physical measurables.

Bennett is closer to Colt McCoy in size who turned out to be a mid 3rd rounder after a pretty nice career at UT

The only thing Gabbert needs to prove is if he can run a pro-style offense. It's not entirely out the question he can, as Sam Bradford is a good example of doing it.

Honestly Colt really surprised me this year. I thought he would be out o the NFL in 4-5 years, but he looks like if he stays healthy, he could be a solid NFL Qb.

I heard an NFL scout saying that he feels either teams will take chances on spread qb's and be ahead of the wave, because he things they will be successful in the NFL, or teams will be behind the wave and wish they had drafted better.