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Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2019 10:08 pm
by bigsugarduck
Merganzer wrote:Amazing. This Oregon team looks nothing like the Oregon team a month ago. In every facet.
Louis king with the big 3.....Oregon is going to win...OKAY!

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2019 10:09 pm
by Duck07
A chance to go undefeated at home on Senior Night? Hi Poodles!
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Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2019 10:15 pm
by Merganzer
bigsugarduck wrote:
Merganzer wrote:Amazing. This Oregon team looks nothing like the Oregon team a month ago. In every facet.
Louis king with the big 3.....Oregon is going to win...OKAY!
OKAY...RIGHT....ABSOLUTELY

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2019 10:39 pm
by Phalanx
Beating UW on the road is the best win possible in Pac 12 play. I don't think the ducks have a NCAA tournament resume this year, but if they won the Pac 12 tournament, this win, along with the recent sweep of the Arizona schools would definitely help with seeding. A signature victory.

The bad news is they didn't get the 4th seed in the Pac. The good news is that 20 wins just got a lot easier.

Altman always seems to get his guys going by the end of the year. What a coach.

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2019 10:45 pm
by bigsugarduck
Phalanx wrote:Beating UW on the road is the best win possible in Pac 12 play. I don't think the ducks have a NCAA tournament resume this year, but if they won the Pac 12 tournament, this win, along with the recent sweep of the Arizona schools would definitely help with seeding. A signature victory.

The bad news is they didn't get the 4th seed in the Pac. The good news is that 20 wins just got a lot easier.

Altman always seems to get his guys going by the end of the year. What a coach.
Oregon gets WSU, then UTAH. Like them to win both....Altman absolutely owns UTAH. Then ASU perhaps? I don't think Washington is going to make it to the title game either....It's up for grabs...

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2019 10:49 pm
by Merganzer
bigsugarduck wrote:
Phalanx wrote:Beating UW on the road is the best win possible in Pac 12 play. I don't think the ducks have a NCAA tournament resume this year, but if they won the Pac 12 tournament, this win, along with the recent sweep of the Arizona schools would definitely help with seeding. A signature victory.

The bad news is they didn't get the 4th seed in the Pac. The good news is that 20 wins just got a lot easier.

Altman always seems to get his guys going by the end of the year. What a coach.
Oregon gets WSU, then UTAH. Like them to win both....Altman absolutely owns UTAH. Then ASU perhaps? I don't think Washington is going to make it to the title game either....It's up for grabs...
Thanks for doing the research, I wondered how the bracket looked, that's a great start. Oregon & Cal are the hottest teams going in. It will be crazy.

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2019 11:38 pm
by Jesseisabeast
This year Dana has received a decent amount of criticism or at least felt the fans frustrations but look where theDucke are considering they had King out until January, no Bol Bol, and had stretches where Wooten was injured. The Ducks finished 10-8 in conference. For some perspective, the Beavs finished 10-8, the first time they’ve had a winning record since 1990. Amazing how different the expectations are for these programs these days....

Great job Ducks!

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2019 11:55 pm
by Phalanx
bigsugarduck wrote:
Oregon gets WSU, then UTAH. Like them to win both....Altman absolutely owns UTAH. Then ASU perhaps? I don't think Washington is going to make it to the title game either....It's up for grabs...
Same seeding as last year, same first two teams as last year. Even the same Pac 12 conference record as last year. Last year, the ducks beat WSU and Utah before losing to USC and getting a 3-seed in the NIT with a 22-12 record, having won five of their last seven, including a sweep of the Arizona schools at home and a road win at Washington. This year, they have one more non-conference loss, and will likely finish the season with 13 losses heading into the NIT. Unless the ducks win the Pac 12 tournament, I expect a 3rd or 4th-seed in the NIT, similar to last year.

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2019 12:27 am
by greenyellow
It's too bad that Oregon dropped 3 games this season that they easily could have won in the final minutes. That would have made a conference tournament run somewhat easier and gave them a better chance at the NCAA Tournament.

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2019 12:59 am
by gogreen55
I don't care that the Huskies are the most fraudulent "conference champs" that I have ever seen, or that they would be a below .500 team in any conference with a pulse. Beating the Huskies is always sweet.

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2019 1:06 am
by UOducksTK1
Defense, wow.

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2019 2:52 pm
by lukeyrid13
We play the most boring games outside of Virginia, but at least we are winning them now.

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2019 3:08 pm
by buckmarkduck
lukeyrid13 wrote:We play the most boring games outside of Virginia, but at least we are winning them now.
We just don't have great guards, but we are long and tall, so DA is coaching them to their strengths. Winning with D, isn't always the most fun to watch or pretty, but it's effective when the team buys in.

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2019 3:27 pm
by Tray Dub
Dana Altman teams and peaking at the end of the year, name a more iconic duo.

Re: Oregon @ Washington (SAT 7 PM ESPN)

Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2019 3:32 pm
by lukeyrid13
buckmarkduck wrote:
lukeyrid13 wrote:We play the most boring games outside of Virginia, but at least we are winning them now.
We just don't have great guards, but we are long and tall, so DA is coaching them to their strengths. Winning with D, isn't always the most fun to watch or pretty, but it's effective when the team buys in.
Altman’s teams also thrive with a great point forward who plays at the top of the key and directs the team in between the zone defense. Elgin cook, Dillon brooks were so vital in that role. Or superhero ball with joe young. Bol could have played that and more but we are just missing that extra lift from a guy who can take over.