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This T.O.P. is great for us. Like Stu just said, the stats are in our favor right now.
Meh, the stats were way in our favor against LSU in 2011 as well. Penn State will get in a rhythm and will thru be able to capitalize it better than Oregon has?Duck07 wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 5:52 pmThis T.O.P. is great for us. Like Stu just said, the stats are in our favor right now.
I agree will stein is not him. His scheme is not good enough to create imbalance in our favor. He’s too much of the put the ball in our playmakers but then if you beat your man you’re not getting many yards after catch. Lanning a problem is he’s too loyal to his staff and we’re too good for any of them to get fired.wepto wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 6:12 pm Another game where Stein underperforms versus top level competition. Offense is (still) geared around beating the hell out of bad teams. Far from optimal against actual contenders.
I know I’m crazy but I completely agree. I feel like Stein gets timid on the big stage and his playcalling doesn’t allow the team to get in a rhythm and requires a high level of execution putting too much pressure on the players. We have had moments with solid playcalls that it felt like Oregon could keep momentum with only for the offense to slow down and follow that big gain with a pretty conservative one. Doesn’t feel like Stein’s playcalling capitalizes on momentum on the big stage.wepto wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 6:12 pm Another game where Stein underperforms versus top level competition. Offense is (still) geared around beating the hell out of bad teams. Far from optimal against actual contenders.
You are all ridiculous. Keep in mind, the Ducks were Dogs, and they have played great. I cringe at your questioning of Stein, whom will be a HC next year. Just be happy we have Stein this year.OregonFan4Life wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 6:22 pmI know I’m crazy but I completely agree. I feel like Stein gets timid on the big stage and his playcalling doesn’t allow the team to get in a rhythm and requires a high level of execution putting too much pressure on the players. We have had moments with solid playcalls that it felt like Oregon could keep momentum with only for the offense to slow down and follow that big gain with a pretty conservative one. Doesn’t feel like Stein’s playcalling capitalizes on momentum on the big stage.wepto wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 6:12 pm Another game where Stein underperforms versus top level competition. Offense is (still) geared around beating the hell out of bad teams. Far from optimal against actual contenders.
Stein hasn't and isn't getting high level offers. Dillingham got poached after one year. Teams don't wait. Programs pay consultants to watch film during coaching searches, and Stein isn't grading out. He's average and benefiting from the top talent Oregon has. It's similar to what happened with Arroyo.Everythingsducky wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 6:30 pmYou are all ridiculous. Keep in mind, the Ducks were Dogs, and they have played great. I cringe at your questioning of Stein, whom will be a HC next year. Just be happy we have Stein this year.OregonFan4Life wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 6:22 pmI know I’m crazy but I completely agree. I feel like Stein gets timid on the big stage and his playcalling doesn’t allow the team to get in a rhythm and requires a high level of execution putting too much pressure on the players. We have had moments with solid playcalls that it felt like Oregon could keep momentum with only for the offense to slow down and follow that big gain with a pretty conservative one. Doesn’t feel like Stein’s playcalling capitalizes on momentum on the big stage.wepto wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 6:12 pm Another game where Stein underperforms versus top level competition. Offense is (still) geared around beating the hell out of bad teams. Far from optimal against actual contenders.