Nightowl
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Yea, the Ducks were definitely exposed, and I'm being serious.
The offense scored one TD, and that was after they were given a short field due to a Vareen(?) fumble. I don't know how, but Cal figured out Oregon's offense much like Ohio State did in January.
Last nights game shouldn't have been close. At all. Cal was starting an inexperienced QB who couldn't hit the side of a barn. They should've feasted on Mansion. And I can't attribute the poor play to playing at Cal. Ducks fans were there in mass and seemed to be just as loud as Cal fans at some points during the game.
I don't care about Chip going for two if he makes it. But going for it on 4th down on your side of the field is flat out retarded. I mean really, it doesn't make the slightest bit of sense. This is aint Madden.
Oregon was just bad last night. They were lucky to be playing Cal.
I'll agree that Oregon played awful. No doubt about that or any sense in denying it. But "exposed" is a bit drastic IMO. Look at last year's TN/Bama game... Bama played like ****. At home. Against a 7-5 UT squad. I think most on here would agree that TN could have and should have won that game.
The year before that, Florida lost at home to Ole Miss.
Before that, a 2-loss LSU team won the title and many of their wins (Auburn at home I remember in specific) were questionable.
Before that, 1-loss Florida won the title. They scraped out narrow home victories over over FSU and South Carolina, whom they beat by 1 and needed 2 blocked FG's and a missed PAT to get by.
Every NC team has scary games that shouldn't have been scary down the stretch. That was Oregon's. Now we get a week off before getting 'Zona in Autzen and going on the road to play Oregon State. I don't see us dropping a brick in Autzen (where we're unbeaten in conference since '08) or getting beat by a team that just loss at home to Wazzou.
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