Oregon's onside kick spurs victory over Chip Kelly, No. 9 UCLA
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creepycoug
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All usual DWAG/Duck fuckery aside, this game marks the current ceiling for the new and mellowed out Chip Kelley IMO. He’s been there 5 yrs with the same massively gifted QB, has a stud at RB and some very good receivers and coaches at a program at which it is easy to recruit. All that and they’re lucky Chris Petersen wasn’t coaching the Ducks or they get a fifty+ Limburger hung on them. That never happens to Oregon Chip.
Lanning looks sharp and the kids - ILTCTTK - seem to want to play for him. Unless DWAG can get some serious pressure on Nix, it’s going to be a long day for the U. The on-side was ballzy.
I do note that Oregon still doesn’t have stripes on their pants, so in that respect both Washington and Cal still have an advantage. @Ballz
Lanning looks sharp and the kids - ILTCTTK - seem to want to play for him. Unless DWAG can get some serious pressure on Nix, it’s going to be a long day for the U. The on-side was ballzy.
I do note that Oregon still doesn’t have stripes on their pants, so in that respect both Washington and Cal still have an advantage. @Ballz
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MikeSeaver
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I get the sentiment and somewhat agree but UCLA could win out, rather easily, and end up in the CCG.
Other than the onsides kick:
-UCLA's edge rushers kept making inside moves and Nix tucked and ran outside punishing them over and over.
-Chip Kelly was FS deciding to kick field goals.
-Bo Nix appears to be the best/most decisive runner of the "great Pac 12 QB's" and goes for more than just the first down marker and slide to preserve his health. That will ultimately be the difference between Oregon and the other 3 contenders.
-UCLA's edge rushers kept making inside moves and Nix tucked and ran outside punishing them over and over.
-Chip Kelly was FS deciding to kick field goals.
-Bo Nix appears to be the best/most decisive runner of the "great Pac 12 QB's" and goes for more than just the first down marker and slide to preserve his health. That will ultimately be the difference between Oregon and the other 3 contenders.
HFNY
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UCLA's D isn't good and the their D-coordinatorFS kept rushing 3 defenders on 3rd and long which was totally retarded.
UCLA's O-coordinator should have fed Zach C. more because Oregon's DL is pretty average.
I'm also not sure why UCLA didn't bracket Franklin more. UW will have to do that because Byron Murphy, Trent McDuffie, Kevin King, Kyler Gordon, Sidney Jones, etc etc ain't walking through the door anytime soon.
At least UW's pass-rush is looking up and they can bring pressure from both sides. UCLA only seemed to have Latu.
UCLA's O-coordinator should have fed Zach C. more because Oregon's DL is pretty average.
I'm also not sure why UCLA didn't bracket Franklin more. UW will have to do that because Byron Murphy, Trent McDuffie, Kevin King, Kyler Gordon, Sidney Jones, etc etc ain't walking through the door anytime soon.
At least UW's pass-rush is looking up and they can bring pressure from both sides. UCLA only seemed to have Latu.
greenblood
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Maybe, but Oregon has only given up 1 sack for a total of .5 yards combined all season.
MikeSeaver
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You don’t have to look it up. It’s 1 sack and very few that were close beyond that.
greenblood
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Oregon’s offense wasn’t terrible that game. Their problem was that they didn’t have a single possession starting beyond their 25 yard line. They had over 300 yards and around 140 rushing on Georgia. Oregon’s defense absolutely killed them.
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creepycoug
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I guess to state the obvious, Oregon isn’t likely playing Georgia again, so I’m not sure these hot takes are relevant. Unless, that is, there’s an intended allusion to Georgia and Washington having something in common.
MikeSeaver
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Washington will probably be fine then.