PAC 12 Thread v6.0

[michaeljordan_fan]

Pac 12 refs in the National championship game. How bad will the fuck up?

Can't be any worse than Michael Dyer.

 

[RegentDenali]

Utah went from dead last in the PAC to the top half of the conference in a span of less than 48 hours. That's insane.

They finished very strong. Good job by the coaching staff.

 

[RegentDenali]

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[Olyduck]

useful intel oly…thanks.

More useful than all your posts

 

[mrwallace2ku]

More useful than all your posts

what a cluck you are…


GO CONSIN!

 

[Duckboy33]

Top 2020 Signings in the PAC as of 12/22:

Top 5 QBs:

1. Jay Butterfield - Oregon
2. Ethan Garbers - Washington
3. Robby Ashford - Oregon
4. Parker McQuarrie - UCLA
5. Brendon Lewis - Colorado

Top 5 RBs:
1. EJ Smith - Stanford
2. Ashaad Clayton - Colorado
3. DeaMonte Trayanum - Arizona State
4. Ty Jordan - Utah
5. Trey Benson - Oregon

Top 5 WRs:
1. Jalen McMillan - Washington
2. Johnny Wilson - Arizona State
3. John Humphreys - Stanford
4. Kris Huston - Oregon
5. Rome Odunze - Washington

Top 5 TEs:
1. DJ Rogers - California
2. Mark Redman - Washington
3. Lukas Ungar - Stanford
4. Ben Yurosek - Stanford
5. Connor O'Toole - Utah

Top 5 OL:
1. Myles Hinton - Stanford
2. Myles Murao - Washington
3. Roger Rosengarten - Washington
4. Geirean Hatchett - Washington
5. Connor McLaughlin - Stanford

Top 5 DL:
1. Van Fillinger - Utah
2. Xavier Carlton - Utah
3. Omarr Norman-Lott - Arizona State
4. Tobin Phillips - Stanford
5. Joe Moore - Arizona State

Top 5 LBs:
1. Justin Flowe - Oregon
2. Sav'ell Smalls - Washington
3. Noah Sewell - Oregon
4. Damian Sellers - UCLA
5. Jordan Banks - Arizona State

Top 5 DBs:
1. Clark Phillips III - Utah
2. Luke Hill - Oregon
3. Jacobe Covington - Washington
4. Ayden Hector - Stanford
5. Christian Gonzalez

Top 5 Athletes:
1. Sam Adams II - Washington
2. Jaden Navarrette - Oregon
3. Isaiah Newell - Oregon State
4. Jaedon Roberts - California
5. Trey Paster - California

Top 25 Commits Regardless of position:
1. Justin Flowe - Oregon
2. Sav'ell Smalls - Washington
3. Noah Sewell - Oregon
4. Clark Phillips III - Utah
5. Jalen McMillan - Washington
6. Myles Hinton - Stanford
7. Johnny Wilson - Arizona State
8. Myles Murao - Washington
9. Jay Butterfield - Oregon
10. John Humphreys - Stanford
11. Roger Rosengarten - Washington
12. Luke Hill - Oregon
13. EJ Smith - Stanford
14. Ethan Garbers - Washington
15. Jacobe Covington - Washington
16. Damian Sellers - UCLA
17. Geirean Hatchett - Washington
18. Sam Adams II - Washington
19. Ashaad Clayton - Colorado
20. Jordan Banks - Arizona State
21. Kris Huston - Oregon
22. Van Fillinger - Utah
23. Robby Ashford - Oregon
24. Parker McQuarrie - UCLA
25. Ayden Hector - Stanford

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

Think you forgot to include USC recruits.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[Duckboy33]

It will be interesting to see who Lake brings in

 

[RegentDenali]

Hamdan doesn't surprise me in the least. But it always felt like OCs under Petersen were there to be yes men as he still made a lot of the recruiting decisions and game planning of the offense.
OCs under Lake are now going to be expected to be the true owners of the O and be a lot more aggressive with speed of plays and game planning.
Paopao kind of surprises me, but Lake obviously is looking to improve performance out that spot.
Will be very interested to see what OC we bring in. Looking forward to that hire. Would love to have Tedford back as he did an amazing job the year he was here as a O consultant, but he may have some health issues that he needs to take care of. Whoever it is needs real experience with P5 offense with this level of talent and able to recruit and close on the top talent. I have a feeling the hire will be coming farely fast as a handshake agreement might already be in place and Hamdan knew he was gone for weeks now.

Excited for the changes to the offense coming. Go Dawgs!!!

 

[AlaskaGuy]

It will be interesting to see who Lake brings in

This ^^

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Hamdan doesn't surprise me in the least. But it always felt like OCs under Petersen were there to be yes men as he still made a lot of the recruiting decisions and game planning of the offense.
OCs under Lake are now going to be expected to be the true owners of the O and be a lot more aggressive with speed of plays and game planning.
Paopao kind of surprises me, but Lake obviously is looking to improve performance out that spot.
Will be very interested to see what OC we bring in. Looking forward to that hire. Would love to have Tedford back as he did an amazing job the year he was here as a O consultant, but he may have some health issues that he needs to take care of. Whoever it is needs real experience with P5 offense with this level of talent and able to recruit and close on the top talent. I have a feeling the hire will be coming farely fast as a handshake agreement might already be in place and Hamdan knew he was gone for weeks now.

Excited for the changes to the offense coming. Go Dawgs!!!

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Oregon State suing Georgia Tech athletic director over buyout

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[OregonDucks]

UW being on the same market for an OC as Oregon does not concern me whatsoever.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

 

[AlaskaGuy]

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BeaversEdge - Breaking: Hamilcar Rashed announces he'll return for senior season

Rashed, who played the final two games of the season with a broken wrist, led the NCAA in tackles for loss (22.5) and was second to Ohio State's Chase Young in sacks (14). He led the Pac-12 in TFL's and sacks and finished third on the team in total tackles (62). Additionally, he recorded two passes-defended, forced two fumbles, and recovered one.