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They beat two #5 teams in the country. And they are not done!

That game against Mich this am was something else!
Dana Altman will make a solid NBA coach someday. He seems to always get his guys up for big games and they get better as the year goes on.

Look for my Ducks to be contending for a final four birth!
 
They beat two #5 teams in the country. And they are not done!

That game against Mich this am was something else!
Dana Altman will make a solid NBA coach someday. He seems to always get his guys up for big games and they get better as the year goes on.

Look for my Ducks to be contending for a final four birth!

...did I miss the other #5 team they beat? :dunno: He's lucky to still be the Ducks coach after the scandals and suspect culture he's fostered there. A long way to go before the final four is here, but I suppose it's always good to have hopes and dreams alive still this early in the season (unlike the football team).
 
...did I miss the other #5 team they beat? :dunno: He's lucky to still be the Ducks coach after the scandals and suspect culture he's fostered there. A long way to go before the final four is here, but I suppose it's always good to have hopes and dreams alive still this early in the season (unlike the football team).

the Ducks have played #13 Memphis, #13 Seton Hall, #8 Gonzaga, #6 North Carolina, and # 5 Michigan. They are only 5 points away from being 10-0.

I have no clue what you were talking about with the football team. As far as the "culture", I think it's fine.
 
the Ducks have played #13 Memphis, #13 Seton Hall, #8 Gonzaga, #6 North Carolina, and # 5 Michigan. They are only 5 points away from being 10-0.

I have no clue what you were talking about with the football team. As far as the "culture", I think it's fine.

Right, still trying to figure out how they beat two #5 teams in the country as the OP mentioned :dunno:

The football team lost the very first game of the season virtually guaranteeing another missed CFP (aka final four) -- shattering all hopes and dreams for the fanbase.
 
Right, still trying to figure out how they beat two #5 teams in the country as the OP mentioned :dunno:

The football team lost the very first game of the season virtually guaranteeing another missed CFP (aka final four) -- shattering all hopes and dreams for the fanbase.
They beat two teams who when they beat them were ranked #5.
 
...great so it's still a mystery, thanks!
Sure, I think its great that college basketball the good teams actually play each regularly though or even big schools. Kind of a topic change but the Ducks have played a lot of really talented teams already, in football not so much.
 
Gonzaga's in a down year and still better.
 
...did I miss the other #5 team they beat? :dunno: He's lucky to still be the Ducks coach after the scandals and suspect culture he's fostered there. A long way to go before the final four is here, but I suppose it's always good to have hopes and dreams alive still this early in the season (unlike the football team).


You have no idea what you are talking about. The suspect culture is the kangaroo court system on college campuses that continually make a mockery of sexual assaults by passing the buck from the justice system to the schools, thus not only creating more cases of males being falsely convicted(such as what happened at UO) due to much lower evidentiary standards and lack of due process rights for the accused that the school operates under but also to actual predators being allowed to remain on the streets because a note on the transcript and an expelling will simply not prevent a predator from raping elsewhere such as a criminal court conviction would.
 
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The football team lost the very first game of the season virtually guaranteeing another missed CFP (aka final four) -- shattering all hopes and dreams for the fanbase.

pound sand with that noise....I don't think any Duck fan was really expecting a season ending with a playoff appearance for the Ducks before the Auburn game. Just expecting Oregon to win the Pac-12 was an optimistic expectation. The Auburn loss was a tough pill, but the junk about "all hopes and dreams" is your fantasy, and sounds a lot like a bitter-beevur fantasy
 
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Gonzaga's entire resume is better though. They're close, but Gonzaga looks like the better team right now.
I think they’re both top 15ish teams, gonzaga may be slightly better but having two teams in the northwest that are good is exciting for me.
 
Golden State beat Portland who won...?

It was a great game, that went to overtime. I think they looked pretty even head to head too.
I thought Ducks looked better; they just had a terrible spell in second half where they couldn't hit an open shot. Soon they will have that 5 star 7 footer joining them and with Altman's coaching they will just keep getting better.
 
I think I actually like watching the Ducks play more than the Blazers. Their offense is not that pleasing (although I like it better than the last couple years) but their intense defense, usually great rotations, and just their defensive instincts; they seem to know when a guy is making a threatening move and they just instantly swarm to him.
 
he's 61 years old and has been a NCAA head coach for 30 years....I really doubt he has any interest in the NBA
61?...That's not too old and the guy looks like he's in excellent shape too.
You may be right in that he wont make the jump, but I think he'd be a solid NBA coach.
 
...did I miss the other #5 team they beat? :dunno: He's lucky to still be the Ducks coach after the scandals and suspect culture he's fostered there. A long way to go before the final four is here, but I suppose it's always good to have hopes and dreams alive still this early in the season (unlike the football team).
They beat a #5 Utah.
 
I think I actually like watching the Ducks play more than the Blazers. Their offense is not that pleasing (although I like it better than the last couple years) but their intense defense, usually great rotations, and just their defensive instincts; they seem to know when a guy is making a threatening move and they just instantly swarm to him.
Thats actually generally my thoughts on College basketball, the offenses are some of the ugliest things in the history of earth, but they play every minute with so much passion defensively its fun to watch. I rarely see college games where I think a team or player just isnt trying on defense.
 

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