Ducks thump Beavers in Civil War,.. 85-43 the Nation's most played rivalry,.. Oregon wins 347th Civil War meeting by 42 pts Oregon Ducks move up to No. 11, Villanova reclaims top spot in AP Top 25 rankings
[QUOTE="GiantDuckFan, post: 1607915,] Who is part of Willie Taggart's Oregon coaching staff so far? Ducks new, "Strength and Fitness Coach",... [/QUOTE] What the quack? 3 players still in hospital after conditioning? Rhabdo is serious...perhaps the new guy went a little too hard? https://www.google.com/amp/www.oregonlive.com/articles/19982868/oregon_ducks_workouts_hospital.amp
yep, not a good start for Coach Irele Oderinde,.. this lets a little air out of our balloon too, it'd been all good news since Willie Taggart's hire. 3 points;.. Coach should've eased the workouts up gradually,.. this might be an indicator of Oregon players being poorly conditioned by prior staff,.. 3 players out of 112. .....On social media Monday, some players expressed their belief the severity of the workouts had been exaggerated, and that they had been difficult but not out of the ordinary..... My hunch is, everything's gonna be OK. a few days later, during halftime at the Duck's/Beaver's game
OK OK I am definitely going to the wrong gym. In fact I've never gone to the right gym - because I would have absolutely remembered the blonde in the last photo. And if I walked by the girl in the first picture while she was doing her thing . . . I'd been thrown out. Or gotten the shit beat out of me - likely by her.
Ducks football strength coach suspended month without pay after players' hospitalization http://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ssf/2017/01/after_players_hospitalization.html#incart_2box
I sense the suspension without pay and now reporting directly to the director of performance and sports science is the first step in hoping to avoid a lawsuit. Sometimes you gotta be careful about flaunting the wealth. I sense a settlement here....I sincerely believe Oderinde was irresponsible at best. You remember this story? "Former Southern California running back Stafon Johnson sued the university and an assistant conditioning coach on Monday for negligence in the weight-room accident that crushed his throat in 2009. The lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court seeks unspecified damages. Johnson was bench-pressing 275 pounds in the USC weight room when the bar dropped or fell onto his neck in September 2009. His throat and larynx were crushed and he required reconstructive surgery. Assistant strength and conditioning coach Jamie Yanchar, who was responsible for spotting Johnson during his lifting, was also named in the complaint." USC settled for undisclosed terms. It doesn't really matter what the other players said. In order to get to rhabdo, several days of hospitalization, and potential permanent kidney damage, we're talking negligence. If none of them formally sue, they will be getting paid by Uncle Phil.
