It's okay, he made this terrible gaffe after the game

Delusional.

Funny that Nick Holt's D seemed to perform about as well, if not a little better, against the Ducks. Oh, well... As Sark loves to say,

"We're so young."

Delusional and disrespectful. No mention that the Ducks are a good team. He is such a loser.

Where does Sark think he is coaching, the Northern Satellite Campus of the University of Spoiled Children?

"Kiko Alonso, he's all over the field," Aliotti said. "I mean, if I had Kiko's body, I'd be making movies."

http://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ssf/2012/10/oregons_avery_patterson_goes_f.html

Lol that is funny s*** right there! He could put colt in that category also! They look like freaking super heroes!

On that sack, Kiko looked like a heat seeking missile, or a shark smelling blood in the water. Vicious!

Referring to Sark, one of the announcers said something like, "That guy is one of the premiere play callers in America."

Remind me why he doesn't have an NFL HC position?

In the words of one of Washington's former coaches, "Scoreboard, baby!"

"You were made to amaze and bring change, open a door that leads to a successful road and others will follow. Make a way."
-DeWitt Stuckey

Well ... they were, uh, as ready as they could be, I imagine. Sure as hell wasn't good enough - despite Sark's comments suggesting the contrary. As someone else posted: "Delusional". Kinda weird, actually. I expect delusional from many of the puppy fans, not from the coach.

Tony Di Francisco ‏@TonyDiFrancisco
Up 24-0 at halftime, now down 28-24. San Diego is choking like a porn star right now.

Asked what statement a blowout win made, safety Avery Patterson deadpanned, "That we're 7-0."


Chip couldn't have said it better himself.

The play calls for a zone read for Bennett with Lyerla, but Bennett found himself scrambling left and someone was able to pitch the ball forward to Mariota, who dived in for a two-yard score. For Oregon coaches, it had to be a hold-your-breath moment.

"What do you mean? That's exactly -- exactly! -- how we draw that up," UO offensive coordinator Mark Helfrich joked. "... That's our rule: If the quarterback is sort of open, force it."