Oregon vs Stanford (ESPN)

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#129
Plus Oregon turnovers twice at the 5, breaks going Stanford's way, playing at home. This game wouldn't play out like this every time.
 
#130
#130
I am so happy that Stanford is bringing Oregon back to earth.
 
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#132
DocVOLiday said:
haha I would say that is somewhat obvious. I'm asking why you think Stanford is so much better than us
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-They have some real studs on defense.

-They've been in the same system with the same coaches for their whole careers.

-They play smarter, more disciplined football.

-They have a very experienced team.

-They trust their teammates 100% to be in proper position.

Just a few observations that I have
 
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#133
StoVol said:
Plus Oregon turnovers twice at the 5, breaks going Stanford's way, playing at home. This game wouldn't play out like this every time.
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not at all. Sometimes things jsut go your way (or the opposite), but it helps when you play well and make your own breaks at times (something we haven't done in a while)

If this was a best of 7 series, I would still pick Oregon (though not nearly as confidently as before this game)
 
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#136
That was Stanford's first penalty . Amazing. From discipline and gameplan may be one of the most complete games that I've seen a team play.
 
#141
#141
Stanford has figured something out on defense. Oregon simply can't execute on offense. First time all season I've seen mariotta actually have to read through a progression and still not find anyone.

And yeah, Stanford OL is a bunch of grown a$$ men.
 
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#142
#142
Hey Huff, you are on national TV...it isn't ok to cry. Especially over losing a football game.

And where is Thomas? He said something about 40 points the other day...
 
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rjd970 said:
Stanford has figured something out on defense. Oregon simply can't execute on offense. First time all season I've seen mariotta actually have to read through a progression and still not find anyone.

And yeah, Stanford OL is a bunch of grown a$$ men.
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I think their entire O-line should be named the MVP of the game.
 
#146
#146
Anybody see that game day special on the Stanford player with a photographic memory that could recall an entire play after only seeing it once at full speed?

Me wonders if dude has figured out offensive signals or something. This is insane.
 
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#147
I luv luv luv watching Stanfords O line.They remind me of the Nebraska O lines in the 90s.Big mean and nasty.Its like they are telling Oregon we are going to run the same 3or 4 plays and you know what u cant stop it .
 
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rjd970 said:
Anybody see that game day special on the Stanford player with a photographic memory that could recall an entire play after only seeing it once at full speed?

Me wonders if dude has figured out offensive signals or something. This is insane.
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Yeah, I saw that early today. Wasn't he a walk-on?
 
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#149
tn4elvis said:
I luv luv luv watching Stanfords O line.They remind me of the Nebraska O lines in the 90s.Big mean and nasty.Its like they are telling Oregon we are going to run the same 3or 4 plays and you know what u cant stop it .
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What a concept, football they way it was meant to be played:rock:
 
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#150
AZVOLSFAN said:
Yeah, I saw that early today. Wasn't he a walk-on?
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Yeah it's crazy, he's a center or something and dresses for the games, but stands on the sideline with a whiteboard and draws up the exact play the opposing offense just ran.
 
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