I get why Miami would go all in on Cristobal. But the Pac 12 has never been weaker than since he has been at Oregon. He can recruit so it would be a "good" hire. But no one knows how any of the shit will work out. Alabama getting Nick Saban is the only sure thing I can think of.
Joe Moorhead is our offensive coordinator and we suck complete shit. How much better you think you gonna do?
Wow Joe clearly worrying about the Akron job all week and making Mario look bad. Guess it’s hard to find to find professionals these days.
it's just body after body busting out of shit wood and hitting pavement ... We're allowed to show them naked cuz they ain't got no soul
I have little faith in Mario's ability to put a quality offense on the field, which is why I've been on the Lane Train since this coaching search started. With that said, Mario's a big upgrade over Diaz so I can't bitch and moan too much. Just gotta hope for the best.
They’re saying it’s impossible that that many dead bodies are falling out of coffins every day, and it’s impossible that one out of every five of them are nude. I don’t know what to tell you but we’re just shooting funerals and showing the ones where the bodies fly out.
it was going pretty well for Frost before Nebraska called him home and produced a comic book origin story for him
You would think after Brian Kelly's week coaches would learn to just go back to deflecting this by "I'm only concerned with the team in that locker room right now, etc etc"
It's so strange because most teams' ceilings are determined by their recruiting. Cristobal is his own ceiling
No longer. For example, the 247 national team recruiting rankings from 2018-2021 have Oregon in the top 10 twice, and in the top 15 the other two times. Utah was in the 30s three times and the 40s once. It can be argued that the Ducks have underperformed under Cristobal relative to its recruiting. With Riley at USC, USC should determine Oregon’s recruiting ceiling, rather than Cristobal. It’s probable that USC will make his future recruiting classes notably weaker. Thus the on the field product should also decline. I would say his future at Oregon starting in 2024 is 6-6 to 8-4 annually.
I would take it in a heartbeat for my favorite team, but it’s a sharp decline from the Oregon of the past few years.
Until a few days ago coaching at Oregon wasn’t an issue. Cristobal has greatly out recruited the rest of the P12. His day to day coaching has fallen short of his recruiting. Even Taggart recruited well in his short stay. The PAC 12 milieu is changed now. I’m not sure how Cristobal’s coordinators and assistants will stack up compared to Riley’s.
This man is either too well adjusted or a damn liar. I was too young to appreciate winning 9 in a row against UGA. Now I’m fucking thrilled when we beat Kentucky.
these are the posts of someone who has no clue what they’re talking about, but is pretending they do. The 2021 talent composite has Oregon at #9, USC at #10, Washington at #17, UCLA at #24, and Stanford at #25. The talent gap between Oregon and others isn’t big. Oregon has pulled a few big from Southern California, but we’re not signing tons of top talent from there.Taggart’s class was ranked #19. I could keep going.