I will say this about our last three losses to them, they beat us when we had Lockie, Prukop, and Burmeister at QB. I'm thinking things will be a little different this time around.GoDucksIn09 wrote:Oregon always has a tough time in Pullman. You put that with them having a bye week before us and this game becomes really scary. They will be totally ready for Oregon especially with college game day in town. I think the idea that it will be to much for them is ludicrous. They will want to put on a good performance and will be more than ready for Oregon. I still think Oregon wins. This is going to be a hard fought game. Fortunately for Oregon they have 3 tough games to fall back on and rely on that experience of being in a hard fought game. Hopefully the last one has not taken to much out of Oregon.
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So excited... was on the fence about going, tickets on Craigslist were wayyyy above my budget and them the school apparently released a few extra! Face value ticket to the best show in the country Saturday! Go DUCKS!
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Re: #12 Oregon @ #25 WSU (Oct. 20, Sat 4:30 PM FOX)
On that note, I thought it was kind of funny to see (at least some of) Leach's comments about WSU's success vs. the Ducks recently (https://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index. ... -readducks):dphi wrote:I will say this about our last three losses to them, they beat us when we had Lockie, Prukop, and Burmeister at QB. I'm thinking things will be a little different this time around.
On how Washington State has been so successful against Oregon:
That's a good question We've always been ready to play them. We've always been excited to go out there and play and that's the biggest part of it: Be excited to be there and do your job. They've been really hard-fought games, all of them have. I think this one will be the same. They're very fast guys and then they always seem like they're very fast-moving games. They move fast and then, of course, we're throwing it downfield so the pace, it's always got a quick pace to it. So I think this one will be the same that way. I don't know but it's come down to whoever's most willing to slug it out at the end.
Not one word about the Oregon starting QB being out for the 2015 and 2017 games. I guess it's possible that O-Live didn't include something Leach said about that, but I think it would have been included had he said it.
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Re: #12 Oregon @ #25 WSU (Oct. 20, Sat 4:30 PM FOX)
But I would think he would remember that the Ducks were without their starting QB each time. We certainly remember that.Biggus Duckus wrote:I doubt Leach even remembers those QBs. I sure as hell didn't...
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Apparently Faoliu's not practicing today was "planned maintenance," and he isn't expected to miss the WSU game. Really good to hear.
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I thought "Faoliu 2021" was his graduation year, not the vehicle model, but guess I was wrong!Greenblood wrote:Apparently Faoliu's not practicing today was "planned maintenance." Really good to hear.
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Re: #12 Oregon @ #25 WSU (Oct. 20, Sat 4:30 PM FOX)
Best believe Leach is going after #4 all game....but LEach is also cocky...and will go after good DB's too...
Hoping Ugo/Lenoir/Holland can get some picks.
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Great to hear. Gonna need all the play makers we've got on D.Greenblood wrote:Apparently Faoliu's not practicing today was "planned maintenance," and he isn't expected to miss the WSU game. Really good to hear.
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As for Grant saying Leach will target #4, lol he FOR SURE will.
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This game worries me much more than UW, and that was before last Saturday's win. On the bright side, I was much more concerned with Cal than Stanford and we handled Cal pretty easily (should have done the same with the Cardinal too but that's for another day, another time).
The key to this game will be Oregon's front 4. Can the DL get pressure on WSU's QB without needing too much blitzing from the LBs and DBs? If we can get pressure with just the front 4, I'm confident we can blanket their receivers.
The key to this game will be Oregon's front 4. Can the DL get pressure on WSU's QB without needing too much blitzing from the LBs and DBs? If we can get pressure with just the front 4, I'm confident we can blanket their receivers.
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Headed to eastern Washington tomorrow! Stoked for this game.
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And isn't much of the difficulty in getting pressure on the WSU QB that the QB tends to get rid of the ball so quickly in that offense? WSU stands #3 in the nation in QB sacked %, so pressuring the QB is going to be a real challenge.DmoneyDuck wrote:The key to this game will be Oregon's front 4. Can the DL get pressure on WSU's QB without needing too much blitzing from the LBs and DBs? If we can get pressure with just the front 4, I'm confident we can blanket their receivers.
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Re: #12 Oregon @ #25 WSU (Oct. 20, Sat 4:30 PM FOX)
I actually don't think our plan is to get after Minshew in this game per se. I think our plan is to try and collapse the pocket and create narrow throwing lanes for him to pass out of. I believe our number 1 key in this game is our ability to tackle and limit YAC followed by our ability to collapse a tight pocket and keep him in it so we can get our hands up.Greenblood wrote:And isn't much of the difficulty in getting pressure on the WSU QB that the QB tends to get rid of the ball so quickly in that offense? WSU stands #3 in the nation in QB sacked %, so pressuring the QB is going to be a real challenge.DmoneyDuck wrote:The key to this game will be Oregon's front 4. Can the DL get pressure on WSU's QB without needing too much blitzing from the LBs and DBs? If we can get pressure with just the front 4, I'm confident we can blanket their receivers.
Our ability to disguise and shift what he sees vs what we do is what will lead to coverage sacks in this game. It may look frustrating at times, but a true bend but dont break where we use our blitzes for the right calls is what I think we're going to see.
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Re: #12 Oregon @ #25 WSU (Oct. 20, Sat 4:30 PM FOX)
A huge key also is limiting the run game. They have killed us at times with changing things up
running the ball. Against Wash we had good coverage at times and Browning had to scramble.
We need makie Minshew very uncomfortable in the pocket. Need to make him throw into coverage
and get turnovers. If we can keep him rattled we have a great chance. I doubt the cougs can stop Oregons
offense.
running the ball. Against Wash we had good coverage at times and Browning had to scramble.
We need makie Minshew very uncomfortable in the pocket. Need to make him throw into coverage
and get turnovers. If we can keep him rattled we have a great chance. I doubt the cougs can stop Oregons
offense.