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Run it Back: Six “Facts” from Oregon vs. Tennessee

Run it Back is a weekly sampling of thoughts following the previous game. The “facts” presented are factual because the blog says so. Following up on last week, ok, so it is possible Run it Back will be renamed to Cliff Harris. 1. There’s a reason LaMichael James is running back 1A. I’m not even [...]

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Is Justin Wilcox Really A Problem?

Oregon may be playing an SEC team Saturday, but they might as well be preparing for the WAC. While you might think that’s a stinging statement about the current state of the Volunteers football program, it’s actually where the Ducks are going to find most of Tennessee’s game film. That’s because new Tennessee coach Derek [...]

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Run it Back: Six “Facts” from Oregon vs. New Mexico

Run it Back is a new weekly feature* recapping the previous game. The “facts” presented are factual because the blog says so. There is no truth to the rumor that Run it Back will be renamed to Cliff Harris. 1. Kenjon Barner is more legit than science. Say what you want about the opponent, but [...]

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The Opponent? Not Good. The Intrigue? Plenty of It.

It’s game week and the time to get back on a winning streak is here. But it starts with New Mexico, a team that went 1-11 and returns only 10, 11 or 12 starters depending on what source you read (some personnel turnover is probably for the best anyway). At least in week 1, you [...]

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Guest Post: ESPN's Ron Franklin Recaps Oregon's Win

Live from Eugene, Washington, the Oregon Utes overcame their sloppy play on offense to defeat a game Utah Ducks team that saw it’s 18 game winning streak snapped. Quarterback Nate Costa had an awful day throwing the ball, but freshman Rick James  showed he’s a star in the making gaining over 150 yards on the [...]

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Some Ideas For the Offensive Game Plan

Some Ideas For the Offensive Game Plan

Oregon’s vaunted offense started to come alive in the second half of the Purdue game. It “flashed” as coach Chip Kelly would say, but it’s still missing something. You don’t get the sense that every third down play is a conversion waiting to happen. Well, fortunately, despite a lack of any relevant coaching or playing [...]

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Answering Yesterday's Question…No, Boise Can't Win

I played nice for a day. I pondered the reasons Boise State might win this football game on Thursday. Turns out, I probably should risk everything and put all I have on an Oregon win. It’s a lock. Here’s why. Revenge. I normally don’t get too hyped on the revenge angle. It has failed to [...]

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