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I can't wait to revisit this after the game.

This dude is mad trolling. He made the SAME type of video last time we played them....and then made one right after we took them to the woodshed saying how amazing we were. And this time they have to come into Autzen. Yup, good luck lol

They are not use to losing... obviously the pressure to win is getting to them and they are becoming delusional.

With that said...careful on this one guys. I truly think you all will beat the Vols be 30+ points, but at the same time this could be a "trap" game.

Braveheart wrote: I can't wait to revisit this after the game.

Fortunately we can go Back to the Future! for this

Bud Lee wrote:They are not use to losing... obviously the pressure to win is getting to them and they are becoming delusional.

With that said...careful on this one guys. I truly think you all will beat the Vols be 30+ points, but at the same time this could be a "trap" game.

How on earth could this be a trap game?

karlhungis wrote:

Bud Lee wrote:They are not use to losing... obviously the pressure to win is getting to them and they are becoming delusional.

With that said...careful on this one guys. I truly think you all will beat the Vols be 30+ points, but at the same time this could be a "trap" game.

How on earth could this be a trap game?

Tenn has a lot of good talent, they have a new coach with a new offensive scheme, and a new QB at the helm...that could mean they are going to be an absolute dumpster fire this year...or it could mean that they are going to surprise a lot of teams early until there is enough tape on them.

They also play two teams at home that they should easily beat before heading out to Autzen, that gives them some time to gel a bit and gain some momentum. On the other hand, you all have to fly out to Virginia the week before.

This has all the making of a trap game, you should hand them an arse whooping, you will likely be the favorite by 21, but they may sneak up on y'all. I don't think they will but I have the same level of concern for your Ducks in this game that I have for LSU against TCU.

I agree with bud on this one.

Bud Lee wrote:

karlhungis wrote:

Bud Lee wrote:They are not use to losing... obviously the pressure to win is getting to them and they are becoming delusional.

With that said...careful on this one guys. I truly think you all will beat the Vols be 30+ points, but at the same time this could be a "trap" game.

How on earth could this be a trap game?

Tenn has a lot of good talent, they have a new coach with a new offensive scheme, and a new QB at the helm...that could mean they are going to be an absolute dumpster fire this year...or it could mean that they are going to surprise a lot of teams early until there is enough tape on them.

They also play two teams at home that they should easily beat before heading out to Autzen, that gives them some time to gel a bit and gain some momentum. On the other hand, you all have to fly out to Virginia the week before.

This has all the making of a trap game, you should hand them an arse whooping, you will likely be the favorite by 21, but they may sneak up on y'all. I don't think they will but I have the same level of concern for your Ducks in this game that I have for LSU against TCU.

Meh Tennessee hasn't won on the road since 2010 against Vanderbilt.

TCU won @WV, @Baylor, @Texas, @SMU, and lost to won against Michigan State on a neutral field. Let's keep in mind Pachal wasn't QB for any of those games. They had a true freshman running the team. TCU has a good D, and they are well coached. If Pachall comes back, I think TCU wlil be a legit threat. If no Pachall, I still think they are going to have a good season a QB who has an entire freshman year under his belt. I Don't doubt LSU will win, but I think TCU will keep it within a score or two.

Tennessee on the other hand loses their best offensive player in Bray, no way they can keep up with us. Their defense is terrible. Only way this game is within two scores is if Oregon calls it off in the 4th quarter, and Tennessee gets some pity points.

Tennessee has WAY too much going against them by the time they enter Autzen.

UOducksTK1 wrote:

Bud Lee wrote:

karlhungis wrote:

Bud Lee wrote:They are not use to losing... obviously the pressure to win is getting to them and they are becoming delusional.

With that said...careful on this one guys. I truly think you all will beat the Vols be 30+ points, but at the same time this could be a "trap" game.

How on earth could this be a trap game?

Tenn has a lot of good talent, they have a new coach with a new offensive scheme, and a new QB at the helm...that could mean they are going to be an absolute dumpster fire this year...or it could mean that they are going to surprise a lot of teams early until there is enough tape on them.

They also play two teams at home that they should easily beat before heading out to Autzen, that gives them some time to gel a bit and gain some momentum. On the other hand, you all have to fly out to Virginia the week before.

This has all the making of a trap game, you should hand them an arse whooping, you will likely be the favorite by 21, but they may sneak up on y'all. I don't think they will but I have the same level of concern for your Ducks in this game that I have for LSU against TCU.

Meh Tennessee hasn't won on the road since 2010 against Vanderbilt.

TCU won @WV, @Baylor, @Texas, @SMU, and lost to won against Michigan State on a neutral field. Let's keep in mind Pachal wasn't QB for any of those games. They had a true freshman running the team. TCU has a good D, and they are well coached. If Pachall comes back, I think TCU wlil be a legit threat. If no Pachall, I still think they are going to have a good season a QB who has an entire freshman year under his belt. I Don't doubt LSU will win, but I think TCU will keep it within a score or two.

Tennessee on the other hand loses their best offensive player in Bray, no way they can keep up with us. Their defense is terrible. Only way this game is within two scores is if Oregon calls it off in the 4th quarter, and Tennessee gets some pity points.

Tennessee has WAY too much going against them by the time they enter Autzen.

But this isn't the same Tenn team. Brand new coach with an offensive system that works. I expect the Ducks to stomp, but I wouldn't be surprised to see a team with the Vol's talent to make it a game or even scare the ducks.

Autzen stadium is gonna win this game for us. The crowd is going to be nuts!

Bud Lee wrote:

karlhungis wrote:

Bud Lee wrote:They are not use to losing... obviously the pressure to win is getting to them and they are becoming delusional.

With that said...careful on this one guys. I truly think you all will beat the Vols be 30+ points, but at the same time this could be a "trap" game.

How on earth could this be a trap game?

Tenn has a lot of good talent, they have a new coach with a new offensive scheme, and a new QB at the helm...that could mean they are going to be an absolute dumpster fire this year...or it could mean that they are going to surprise a lot of teams early until there is enough tape on them.

They also play two teams at home that they should easily beat before heading out to Autzen, that gives them some time to gel a bit and gain some momentum. On the other hand, you all have to fly out to Virginia the week before.

This has all the making of a trap game, you should hand them an arse whooping, you will likely be the favorite by 21, but they may sneak up on y'all. I don't think they will but I have the same level of concern for your Ducks in this game that I have for LSU against TCU.

You have a different definition for a trap game than I do. I have always thought that the general consensus was that a trap game is essentially a team that you would overlook for various reasons, and there is not a chance in hell that Oregon would overlook an SEC team with the name recognition of Tennessee coming to Autzen.

i think he has a different definition than all of us.

Here is the Harvard definition, if that helps.
http://harvardsportsanalysis.wordpress. ... ame-myths/

303DucksFan wrote:Autzen stadium is gonna win this game for us. The crowd is going to be nuts!

You do realize these guys play in The Swamp (90,000+) , Bryant–Denny Stadium in Bama (100,00+) , and in Between the Hedges in Georgia (90,000+) , every other year and on occasion venture to Death Valley (92,000 +). Those are four of the loudest stadiums in the nation, not to mention that their own stadium seats 100,000. They are kind of use to that kind of environment. Not taking anything from Autzen by the way! Your stadium is on my short list of "dream trip" visits. As soon as I can I want to travel over to y'all play in a conference game.

Though yes, the travel time and distance, the fact that they are playing in a different time, and the hostile environment are all in your favor. Though it isn't going to win it for you....a guy that should be on everyone's Heisman watch list named Marcus Mariota will win it for you in my opinion.

karlhungis wrote:You have a different definition for a trap game than I do. I have always thought that the general consensus was that a trap game is essentially a team that you would overlook for various reasons, and there is not a chance in hell that Oregon would overlook an SEC team with the name recognition of Tennessee coming to Autzen.

I don’t think we are differing in “definition”, I believe we are simply analyzing the situation differently. I think because of how the Vols performed last year, (i.e. finishing second to last in the SEC East with a losing record of 5-7) , the way y’all “butch slapped “ them in their house 41-14 in ’10, and the thought process of “it’s no way they can be good, all of their starters left” sets this up as a game that the players may overlook this game. Coupled that with the fact that this game is at Autzen and is sandwiched between a long away trip to Virginia and your conference opener, it has all the making of a trap game.

Everyone and their mama is going to have the Ducks winning with ease, likely playing their 2nd string in the 4th, (and I think they will) and I think that adds to the “trap” game feel.

UOducksTK1 wrote:Meh Tennessee hasn't won on the road since 2010 against Vanderbilt.

Tennessee on the other hand loses their best offensive player in Bray, no way they can keep up with us. Their defense is terrible. Only way this game is within two scores is if Oregon calls it off in the 4th quarter, and Tennessee gets some pity points.

Tennessee has WAY too much going against them by the time they enter Autzen.

See, there it is, fans and players are going to go into this thinking that, as my man TK1 here said, "Tennessee has WAY too much going against them" , thus setting it up to be a "we got this, who's next" vib.

duck55 wrote:Here is the Harvard definition, if that helps.
http://harvardsportsanalysis.wordpress. ... ame-myths/

thanks

With all of the above being said…perhaps referring to this as a “trap” game was a misnomer. We could argue the semantics of the term all day but my original thought behind my post is that the Vols may be posed to “upset” (which may in fact be the better term) your Ducks. I'll try to be more careful with my "buzz" words in the future.

I think the only way UT could win is if they can throw the ball against us. UT doesn't have the D to make this a low-scoring affair. If UT can't make it a low-scoring affair, they'll become 1-dimensional and I don't see how they can throw the ball enough without our D forcing a lot of TOs. The Vols would have trouble in this game even if they still had Hunter and Patterson making the trek but we've arguably got the best CB duo in the nation.

Under Chip Oregon didn't lose to teams it had no business losing to - a great characteristic. Now we'll see if that trend continues, but even under Chip we've known that players and coaches would acknowledge games later in the season but talk about how their focus is on today. I don't think that focus goes away and Rocky Top gets blown off.