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Will this be another painful Oregon-Stanford contest?
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Will this be another painful Oregon-Stanford contest?
Submitted by BakkerUSMC on April 29th, 2021 at 10:47 AM This is a scheme theory discussion only - all rhetorical from here on guys. Sorry for the duplicate thread earlier! I've been a fan of football all of my life, and one of my favorite aspects is the speed vs. strength discussion, and how it applies to both offense and defensive schemes. With Gattis' recent move to the #SpeedInSpace offense coming to a hopeful fruition this year, it seemed like a fun opportunity to discuss the finer points of the Speed vs. Strength spectrum. One of the clearest examples of the speed end of the...
Duck Draft: Penei Sewell Share this story Troy Wayrynen-USA TODAY Sports Penei Sewell came to Eugene with huge expectations on his shoulders. As a consensus four-star recruit, the no. 1 prospect from the state of Utah in the class of 2018, and the highest rated offensive line commit in program history, Sewell was in elite company. And somehow he managed to exceed them. Freshman As a freshman, the 6-foot-5, 349-pound athlete from Malaeimi, American Samoa made an immediate impact for the Ducks. Sewell was a rare freshman week-one starter at left tackle, and the young star started in seven gam...
Landon Hullaby’s surprise commitment to Oregon rewards the program's effort to re-establish a foothold in Texas, the home state of such Duck standouts as LaMichael James and Justin Hollins. Oregon reeled in the 4-star (0.8967) safety Feb. 20. The 6-foot, 185-pound Arlington native is ranked as the nation's No. 329 player and its No. 20 safety. To continue reading, you must be a ScoopDuck Premium subscriber.