I just heard this shit. This shit is absolutely fucking crazy. As in you can’t make this shit up. Ridiculous...
I'll take it,.. missed out on seeing Ohio State vs Oregon in Eugene, missed out on watching the Ducks vs the Hucking Fuskies,.. playing USC is my 2nd favorite conference matchup,.. I'll enjoy it bigly, then will much enjoy the Ducks playing in the Fiesta Bowl on January 2nd I love watching my team EUGENE — Oregon is an underdog for the first time in 2020. The Ducks (3-2) opened as 1-point underdogs against No. 15 USC (5-0) in the Pac-12 Championship game Friday at the Los Angeles Coliseum (5 p.m., FOX), according to VegasInsider.com. The line quickly moved to Trojans minus-3 and the over/under is 62. USC leads the all-time series 38-21-2. However, Oregon has won five of the last seven meetings and three of the last four in L.A., including last year’s 56-24 rout.
Oregon’s Mario Cristobal addresses rumored candidacy at Auburn https://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/20...al-addresses-rumored-candidacy-at-auburn.html “We seem to get a lot of rumors at this time of year,” Cristobal said. “This is what I can say: I can say that I haven’t been contacted, OK? I don’t know of my agent being contacted, and I talk to him every single day. I trust Phil Knight. I trust Rob Mullens. I trust our administration, and I trust people here at Oregon. “As you guys know, we have been working on something when the pandemic first hit, and things kind of stalled and things have picked back up. I’ve always been transparent with every single one of you, and I will continue to do that. Hopefully in the next couple of days there’s more stuff to talk about as it relates to that. That in itself right there, hopefully, explained to you exactly where things are with me.” Cristobal, who is under contract at Oregon through January 2024, and UO began working on a contract extension following last year’s Pac-12 championship and Rose Bowl championship, and those talks have resumed recently. He was due $2.7 million in salary this season, with raises of $100,000 in each of the next three years, and took a voluntary 10% pay cut and forwent all his bonuses this year due to the pandemic I'm guessing Cristobal's new contract at Oregon will be about, $5 million
Pac12 Coach's salaries David Shaw, Stanford — $4,812,197 Kyle Whittingham, Utah — $4,634,178 Clay Helton, USC — $4,569,507 Chip Kelly, UCLA — $4,300,000 Herman Edwards, ASU — $3,640,000 Kevin Sumlin, Arizona — fired Justin Wilcox, California — $3,276,248 Karl Dorrell, Colorado — $3,040,000 Jimmy Lake, Washington — $2,912,500 Nick Rolovich, Washington State — $2,870,000 Mario Cristobal, Oregon — $2,542,500 Jonathan Smith, Oregon State — $2,288,000 Jonathan Flowe, 4-star outside linebacker, commits to Oregon Ducks https://www.oregonlive.com/recruiti...tside-linebacker-commits-to-oregon-ducks.html After long talks with Coach Wilson and Coach Cristobal, I have decided that I want to play alongside my brother and will be committing to the Univ of Oregon!
coach will accept $5 million and be happy,.. ahh, just found this Details of Mario Cristobal's extension with the Oregon Ducks revealed https://www.nbcsports.com/northwest...io-cristobals-extension-oregon-ducks-revealed Rest easy, Ducks fans Mario Cristobal seems committed to the University of Oregon. The Oregon board of trustees will meet on Thursday, December 17th at 10:00 a.m. to approve the details of a contract extension for the Ducks head coach. The terms are a 6-year, $27.3 million deal with an average base salary of $4.55 million, good for fourth in the Pac-12 . 8 reasons why the Oregon Ducks head coaching job is better than the Auburn Tigers https://www.nbcsports.com/northwest...-ducks-head-coaching-job-better-auburn-tigers
University of Oregon board of trustees unanimously approve contract for Mario Cristobal https://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/20...ion-revised-contract-for-mario-cristobal.html EUGENE — Mario Cristobal’s words were true and Oregon fans have nothing to fear, the third-year coach is staying in the Northwest for the foreseeable future.
If I pull for Oregon this weekend will Uncle Phil send me the blonde on the left? To the right of Puddles?
I just gotta say, that was a piss-poor quality game tonight between USC and Oregon. Both teams. I felt like i was watchi g Fresno St, Boise St or even San Jose St. My takeaway from this game is that the Pac-12 is falling further behind the SEC, ACC and Big-10. Should be really concerning to Pac 12 peeps.
