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97duck said...
There may be some truth to the idea that CK and staff will delay the decision until the first couple games of the season. If they are using this strategy specifically to keep BB from transferring I'll be incredibly disappointed in the staff. BB has 5 total years on a CFB roster. His rFR year is gone. His 2nd year is gone. If he transfers he will have to sit out unless he drops down a level. Our staff would really be screwing his future opportunities by holding him in limbo ONLY in the hopes of negating an immediate transfer. If he is truly even with MM at the end of camp so be it. Otherwise, let him make the best decision for himself. Our staff should be looking out for the best interest of our team while also doing what is best for the young men who are the individual parts of said team. They should not be looking out for the best interests of the team while taking advantage of a young man who trusts them to do best by him as well.
EDIT: I have faith they will do right by all parties btw and not just manipulate our young men.
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GoGreen said...
I don't think anyone is saying that's the only reason, but it's extremely naive to think this might not be in play. It happens. This is big boy football and you bet the coaches are looking out for the program. It's funny that Duck fans think Oregon is always above board and never think the coaches or this program would ever sink so low as to operate the way big time college football programs do. I would've thought the whole WIllie Lyles fiasco would've cured some of you folks from that sort of thinking.
I'm sure the coaches will give BB every opportunity to compete for an win the job, but considering BB's own statements an thinly disguised attitude about his chances, I don;t think it's much of a stretch to think not announcing a starter until game 1 and the talk of a 2 QB system has an at least partially duplicitous reason.
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97duck said...
It's not that I always think they are above board...rather I always WANT them to be above board. 2 very different things. Of course all these big programs have ulterior motives and less than best intentions/tactics but I guess how dare I hope my program attempts to operate above board!
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97duck said...
No it wasn't...he posted something about being upset. Could have been about a girlfriend, car breaking down, hemmorhoids, crabs, you name it...nothing in his twitter account has referenced Oregon football and transferring and no way is there any evidence to support your claim outside of the posting of his aunt.
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Green & Yellow said...
It's a two way street bro. How about BB looking out for the program who has been paying for his school and given him the opportunity to compete for the starting roll in the best offense in the country for his skill set. How about him not bailing and leaving us one injury from a 9/10 win season, instead of national championship hopes during this rare window of opportunity. Our staff has been more than accommodating to players who have wanted to transfer. That being said, having a solid backup QB this season is more than important, it's essential, and it would be much more unfair to the team as a whole to allow him to walk, than it is to BB to not allow it. There are 85 other players on the team, plus coaches, donors etc. BB isn't the only person in the program. Don't act like he'd somehow be getting the shaft.
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GoGreen said...
What if said paper mill worker was your spouse or roommate and keeping him/her in a job was in your best interest, because they help pay the bills?
Keeping BB around is in the best interest of the Oregon football program. The rumblings that MM was the best QB Oregon had on the roster started last Fall. Then he badly outplayed BB in Spring. Then a relative of BB is on an Oregon board posting that if he doesn't win the job, he will transfer. Then, just a few weeks ago, BB was tweeting about transferring. Then all of a sudden it's a QB competition to come down to the 1st game AND could be a 2 QB system...
What changed and why?
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Expect Oregon to drag out a decision at QB