Agree. Bad win >>>> coasting victory for this team that has had unbridled hype thrown at them
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Colorado v Oregon - September 23rd, 1.30pm Mountain, ABC
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The main difference is, Oregon actually has a good offense.
ahoelsken
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Ducks -21 at Circa.
This is it people. This is the game where the fairy tale ends. It's been a fun run
Did anyone honesty think we’d run the table?
Fogo
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I think I said that once before after Sefo was knocked out at Michigan.
Thank you
SeanMSan
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It’ll be harder with Travis out. Big hit to a jump ball type receiver that is shifty, and also a lockdown CB.
I do think that with Weaver, Horn, Dawson, Harrison, Edwards, and hopefully Antonio, the offense can still move down the field as long as Shedeur is QB’ing.
The defense that is already playing from their heels loses a key component. Which puts us at an even greater disadvantage on that side, given matchups across the line…Ducks offense is the biggest worry.
The Buffs will need to come out firing and possibly punch Oregon a few times to stun them. Kind of like CSU did, except no need to be chippy POS’s, just smashing them hand pushing them back.
I do think that with Weaver, Horn, Dawson, Harrison, Edwards, and hopefully Antonio, the offense can still move down the field as long as Shedeur is QB’ing.
The defense that is already playing from their heels loses a key component. Which puts us at an even greater disadvantage on that side, given matchups across the line…Ducks offense is the biggest worry.
The Buffs will need to come out firing and possibly punch Oregon a few times to stun them. Kind of like CSU did, except no need to be chippy POS’s, just smashing them hand pushing them back.
That's why despite the win, it felt more like a loss and should lead to a better game in Eugene.
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Where Travis hurts the most for us is on defense. We don't have a shutdown corner outside of him. I hope Stoutmire is back. He is a really sound technician even as a true freshman
If Javon is healthy, we should be fine at WR.
Yes.
And there is still a big unknown, if McCaskill is healthy and plays well.
While I think it is going to be a tough game, and this is our biggest test yet, but there are ways we can win this game
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Buffs 35-Ducks 31.
It's not the loss. It's the people who hate Coach Prime that will be insufferable that I am dreading the most. The hate is real.
Little man syndrome is real. Racism is real. Entitlement is real.
Too bad for them the F Around and Find Out principle is also real.
We will see losses. But it is a good bet that in the end Prime wins. Changes CFB.
I am more impressed by all the people we’ve got on our side….
Who’s next to jump in and support our buffs???
At the risk of sounding defeatist, I would not have a problem with Prime letting critical players that are dealing with injuries to rest up the next two weeks, if coming back sooner would slow or possibly re-aggravate their injuries.
The ASU and Stanford games are going to be critical wins.
The ASU and Stanford games are going to be critical wins.
Do you golf? Bandon Dunes is 2.5 hours away. Eugene will be 77 degrees on Friday, 74 on Saturday. You should go.
It's the ducks, nobody cares
But you would think that with the Buffs coming to town, U of O would benefit from some second-hand exposure.
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