2023 Transfer Portal

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Butterfield just announced he’s going into the transfer portal.

Not too surprising- wish him the best


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[HomeSickDuck]

Somewhat related, but I wonder if there is any reason why we have not heard an announcement from Bo on his intentions. It was thought he’d declare after this year, but I wonder if he’s exploring the option of coming back for another year.

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The big worry right now is if both Ty and Jay enter the transfer portal and then Nix skips the bowl game, which would leave the Ducks without a scholarship QB for their bowl game.

[webfoots2001]

The big worry right now is if both Ty and Jay enter the transfer portal and then Nix skips the bowl game, which would leave the Ducks without a scholarship QB for their bowl game.

Being in the portal doesn’t remove them from the roster.

[dthomas=ddixon]

The big worry right now is if both Ty and Jay enter the transfer portal and then Nix skips the bowl game, which would leave the Ducks without a scholarship QB for their bowl game.

Being in the portal doesn’t remove them from the roster.

If they intend to transfer they ain’t playing in a meaningless game.


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[webfoots2001]

If they want to try to earn a spot on another team I’m pretty sure they love the chance

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The big worry right now is if both Ty and Jay enter the transfer portal and then Nix skips the bowl game, which would leave the Ducks without a scholarship QB for their bowl game.

After the OS game Bo said there was more football to be played. Was that lip service, maybe.

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The big worry right now is if both Ty and Jay enter the transfer portal and then Nix skips the bowl game, which would leave the Ducks without a scholarship QB for their bowl game.

After the OS game Bo said there was more football to be played. Was that lip service, maybe.

You just never know these days, especially with Dillingham now gone.

[betty white]

Bye Bye Butters…

Sad we never really got to see what he could do.

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This probably won't be a popular opinion but, the damage of the Cristobal regime definitely showed this year. That includes lack of QB development, failures in defensive line recruiting and in some areas bad coaching that was manifested by bad habits and poor development, i.e. the linebackers and DBs. Not casting aspersions on the players specifically but it's clear MC could recruit but could not develop and coach the talent he brought in.

There was a reason Saban stripped him of his assistant head coach titles at Alabama and just have him the o-line.

Please don't take this as an indictment of Mario, that's not the intent in any way, it just seems we are seeing some things come to light.

[pezsez1]

Please don't take this as an indictment of Mario, that's not the intent in any way, it just seems we are seeing some things come to light.

I don't think anyone who's been watching for the past several years would disagree. Even though this season ended (collapsed?) on a disappointing note, I had infinitely more fun this season watching Oregon football than I ever did while MC was coach. His teams were painful to watch even when they won.

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Please don't take this as an indictment of Mario, that's not the intent in any way, it just seems we are seeing some things come to light.

I don't think anyone who's been watching for the past several years would disagree. Even though this season ended (collapsed?) on a disappointing note, I had infinitely more fun this season watching Oregon football than I ever did while MC was coach. His teams were painful to watch even when they won.

Agreed. Even with the collapse of this season, it's clear that Oregon football has had major improvements since MC left. I'd much rather see the season end the way it did, knowing things are on the up, rather than watch Cristobal turn this program into a dumpster fire.

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Seem to be some RUMOURS in the twitter world that Ty Thompson is visiting LSU today. Again RUMOURS.

[lmduck]

Please don't take this as an indictment of Mario, that's not the intent in any way, it just seems we are seeing some things come to light.

I don't think anyone who's been watching for the past several years would disagree. Even though this season ended (collapsed?) on a disappointing note, I had infinitely more fun this season watching Oregon football than I ever did while MC was coach. His teams were painful to watch even when they won.

Totally agree and it seems more obvious all the time that the team probably won in spite of him (MC), not because of him.

I certainly don't wish him ill will but I am not certain he will succeed at Miami. I think he might be one of those people who is a good position coach and nothing more and there is nothing wrong with that.

I feel like Lanning is a major upgrade and I hope I feel the same way in 2-3 years. At least DL does not throw the players under the bus and he owns it when he makes a mistake and publicly admits it. We knew there would be growing pains with Dan and we saw them against UW and OS. Sure if Nix is not injured those games might have had much different outcomes but as the old saying goes, sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way.

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