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Pac-12 Season News (2017)
- Thread starter Buffnik
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chitownbuff
Club Member
Yeah - it really takes balls to suspend someone when you're playing Rutgers.
Yippee?
Double digit freshmen in the defensive two deep.
holy ****. Look at the size of that DL as well. It's not P5.
Ha! Didn't even notice.
Solomon was named the starter for **** Baylor, btw
Only because the stud they had, Stidham, transferred to Auburn. Auburn is very dangerous this year.
Double digit freshmen in the defensive two deep.
Whoa.
Rich Rod hasn't recruited OL like Stoops did. He is like Neuheisel with a focus on speedy skill guys and the foundation of what made UA successful graduated.
Double digit freshmen in the defensive two deep.
Didn't we recruit Lorenzo Burns pretty hard?
I remember those Rick Neuheisel recruiting classes. 6 WR, 3 QB, 4 athletes, 3 RB, 5 DB, 2 OL and a DE, with a late LB addition.
Name sounds familiar.
Neu recruited Victor Rogers, Andre Girode and Matt Russell. He could recruit OL and LB, he just didn't do it enough.
You are what you emphasize
Their schedule is rough.
I am still baffled about the lack of substitutions on the DL last night. They will pay for it down the line.
Wilner: 5 things we learned in week 2
- Pac-12 After Dark still entertaining, but exposed the conference bottom tier as questionable
- USC has playoff caliber talent on its lines
- Royce Freeman is back to being incredible
- Seats getting real hot for Graham and Rich Rod
- Oregon State is done (about a zero chance to win 5 Pac-12 games & make a bowl)
somebody
Well-Known Member
And his weekend wrapup explains #5 above: tough series of games for anybody
North Atlantic, 1912, iceberg ahead: Oregon State.
The Beavers have played three games, so it’s no longer early. In fact, it’s over, at least unofficially. And with five more losses, it will be official.
Their next five: Washington State, Washington, USC, Colorado and Stanford.
"Oregon State will challenge for the North in 2017".....
To be fair, I thought most people thought a bowl game was what most people thought would be success for Oregon State.
I think you're correct when it comes to most people. There an certain individual on this board that was pounding the table for OSU competing for the North this year, though, and it's always fun calling him out, even though he'll never admit to being wrong. Also, I do remember making the argument that Gary Anderson has been a Dave Aranda creation, and it's hard to argue otherwise at this point.
I won't downplay the Aranda angle, but I think what is hurting him the most right now is losing Sitake after only one season. Hard to rebuild when he had to replace his DC (and arguably his best recruiter) after only one season. Plus it shows how tough that job is at Oregon State. My guess is he really regrets making a rash decision to jump there.