All I know is that it was crazy hot sitting in the end zone in Sep 2002. Great game, though!
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Pac-12 Season News (2017)
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SerenityBuff
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SerenityBuff
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That's a big damn deal for Oregon. I'm surprised that Freeman is going to risk it to improve his draft position after an injury plagued 2016.
Ha. His draft position is pretty low at the moment based on his 2016 season, as well as the absolute dog**** track record of RBs from that offense. He's one player that could stand to make a lot more money by coming back.
Guy is super talented and has tons of speed. Wonder if he didn't get a very good draft grade due to the various injuries? Either way, big news for them.
Maybe so. J Stewart & L Blount have been really good this year, though. Problem seems to be when you draft one of their 5'9" (in shoes) RBs who are more track star than football player. R Freeman fits the mold of their bigger backs that have been much more successful in the League.
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How much does it cost Uncle Phil to cover that one? A couple of days of sweatshop profit ought to do it.....
Crap.
I think hear he was Forced to go back.
That is great news for Wazzu.
DexBuffsteen
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A rogue move, it was.
Who was he forced to go back by? Scouts or what?
There is a dark side to your questions.
Oh never mind lol.
Falk.
He's good but played like rotten ass last night.
What the falk happened???
Umm he falked himself.
Wazzu's performances in bowl games coupled with the way it has played to start seasons probably reveals something about Leach's system. So much depends upon timing being in sync and the offense being in rhythm. Takes some time for it to click and long layoffs are not its friend.
Utah has a new offensive coordinator every single year.
And yet, somehow, they seem to survive and compete each year.
I would say their defense keeps them together each year, especially this year. At some point it will really hurt them.
