Oregon will likely open with Georgia for 2022 season

[DerekJohnson]

https://247sports.com/college/georgia/Article/Bulldogs-versus-Oregon-Ducks-to-open-2022-season-in-the-works-120803061/

 

[ntxduck]

More great work by Pac 12 ADs allowing SEC teams to stay at home and not do an actual home and home.

 

[greenblood]

I love how we schedule “neutral site” games in stadiums within a couple hours of our competition.

 

[Mosster47]

I love how we schedule “neutral site” games in stadiums within a couple hours of our competition.

This is a money game like UW and Aubbie this year. We will get paid around $5M for it.

We should be thankful the SEC let's us play them at all. They really don't have to.

 

[Pitchfork51]

fucking pathetic

 

[whatshouldicareabout]

I love how we schedule “neutral site” games in stadiums within a couple hours of our competition.

This is a money game like UW and Aubbie this year. We will get paid around $5M for it.

We should be thankful the SEC let's us play them at all. They really don't have to.

Won't Oregon be an SEC team by 2022 or will Christobal be fired by then?

 

[Doogles]

I love how we schedule “neutral site” games in stadiums within a couple hours of our competition.

This is a money game like UW and Aubbie this year. We will get paid around $5M for it.

We should be thankful the SEC let's us play them at all. They really don't have to.

Won't Oregon be an SEC team by 2022 or will Christobal be fired by then?

After Oregon gets the Hammer from Emmert, they will be looking to find a coach with some comportment. Maybe one who only gets offered the downtrodden programs.

 

[greenblood]

I love how we schedule “neutral site” games in stadiums within a couple hours of our competition.

This is a money game like UW and Aubbie this year. We will get paid around $5M for it.

We should be thankful the SEC let's us play them at all. They really don't have to.

We don’t need the money

 

[creepycoug]

I love how we schedule “neutral site” games in stadiums within a couple hours of our competition.

This is a money game like UW and Aubbie this year. We will get paid around $5M for it.

We should be thankful the SEC let's us play them at all. They really don't have to.

Bull shit. There's one program in the conference who can walk that swag. The rest, including Georgia, not so much.

 

[creepycoug]

I love how we schedule “neutral site” games in stadiums within a couple hours of our competition.

This is a money game like UW and Aubbie this year. We will get paid around $5M for it.

We should be thankful the SEC let's us play them at all. They really don't have to.

Won't Oregon be an SEC team by 2022 or will Christobal be fired by then?

After Oregon gets the Hammer from Emmert, they will be looking to find a coach with some comportment. Maybe one who only gets offered the downtrodden programs.

Did a blonde intern tell you that is coming?

What else are you hearing?

 

[oregonblitzkrieg]

I'll believe it when it happens, we had Georgia scheduled a few years back too and they didn't follow through.

 

[greenblood]

I'll believe it when it happens, we had Georgia scheduled a few years back too and they didn't follow through.

I think we tried to schedule a home and home with them. This is different considering they get to have a neutral field home game for nothing in return.

 

[creepycoug]

All jokes aside, the SEC power punch bunch as a group, with a few exceptions, don't like to schedule too much heft outside their conference. Usual explanation: "Our confrunce blah blah blah"

The thing is, it's never automatic. That's why the play the gayme. I remember a 5-loss Oregon State team being a not-shitty-kicker away from beating a 2-loss LSU team on the road.

It's a great conference, but this idea that SEC teams are unbeatable is just plain shit.

I'll say it again. I will be colored entirely unsurprised if Washington goes down there and boat races Auburn.

 

[oregonblitzkrieg]

All jokes aside, the SEC power punch bunch as a group, with a few exceptions, don't like to schedule too much heft outside their conference. Usual explanation: "Our confrunce blah blah blah"

The thing is, it's never automatic. That's why the play the gayme. I remember a 5-loss Oregon State team being a not-shitty-kicker away from beating a 2-loss LSU team on the road.

It's a great conference, but this idea that SEC teams are unbeatable is just plain shit.

I'll say it again. I will be colored entirely unsurprised[/b] if Washington goes down there and boat races Auburn.

Doog POTD.

 

[creepycoug]

All jokes aside, the SEC power punch bunch as a group, with a few exceptions, don't like to schedule too much heft outside their conference. Usual explanation: "Our confrunce blah blah blah"

The thing is, it's never automatic. That's why the play the gayme. I remember a 5-loss Oregon State team being a not-shitty-kicker away from beating a 2-loss LSU team on the road.

It's a great conference, but this idea that SEC teams are unbeatable is just plain shit.

I'll say it again. I will be colored entirely unsurprised[/b] if Washington goes down there and boat races Auburn.

Doog POTD.

That's ANALYSIS based on 30+ years of wasted life obsessing over this sport.

 

[oregonblitzkrieg]

All jokes aside, the SEC power punch bunch as a group, with a few exceptions, don't like to schedule too much heft outside their conference. Usual explanation: "Our confrunce blah blah blah"

The thing is, it's never automatic. That's why the play the gayme. I remember a 5-loss Oregon State team being a not-shitty-kicker away from beating a 2-loss LSU team on the road.

It's a great conference, but this idea that SEC teams are unbeatable is just plain shit.

I'll say it again. I will be colored entirely unsurprised[/b] if Washington goes down there and boat races Auburn.

Doog POTD.

That's ANALYSIS based on 30+ years of wasted life obsessing over this sport.

UW is not going to beat a stacked Auburn team in SEC country, much less boat race them. Hth.

 

[Mosster47]

All jokes aside, the SEC power punch bunch as a group, with a few exceptions, don't like to schedule too much heft outside their conference. Usual explanation: "Our confrunce blah blah blah"

The thing is, it's never automatic. That's why the play the gayme. I remember a 5-loss Oregon State team being a not-shitty-kicker away from beating a 2-loss LSU team on the road.

It's a great conference, but this idea that SEC teams are unbeatable is just plain shit.

I'll say it again. I will be colored entirely unsurprised if Washington goes down there and boat races Auburn.

That shitty kicker won the Groza

 

[creepycoug]

All jokes aside, the SEC power punch bunch as a group, with a few exceptions, don't like to schedule too much heft outside their conference. Usual explanation: "Our confrunce blah blah blah"

The thing is, it's never automatic. That's why the play the gayme. I remember a 5-loss Oregon State team being a not-shitty-kicker away from beating a 2-loss LSU team on the road.

It's a great conference, but this idea that SEC teams are unbeatable is just plain shit.

I'll say it again. I will be colored entirely unsurprised if Washington goes down there and boat races Auburn.

That shitty kicker won the Groza

Not that day.

 

[creepycoug]

All jokes aside, the SEC power punch bunch as a group, with a few exceptions, don't like to schedule too much heft outside their conference. Usual explanation: "Our confrunce blah blah blah"

The thing is, it's never automatic. That's why the play the gayme. I remember a 5-loss Oregon State team being a not-shitty-kicker away from beating a 2-loss LSU team on the road.

It's a great conference, but this idea that SEC teams are unbeatable is just plain shit.

I'll say it again. I will be colored entirely unsurprised[/b] if Washington goes down there and boat races Auburn.

Doog POTD.

That's ANALYSIS based on 30+ years of wasted life obsessing over this sport.

UW is not going to beat a stacked Auburn team in SEC country, much less boat race them. Hth.

Let's see.

 

[HuskyClaws]

Congrats on your future 40 point loss.