bullets13

Big Ten > Pac 10 > SEC

I would say both. After the first drive, OSU dang near shut Oregon down, while the only thing keeping OSU under 60 was their turnovers. But they definitely got outcoached as well

Why no kneel?

That was part of it, but Oregon was badly outplayed, turnovers and all.

I honestly thought Wisconsin tanked against OSU to get them into the playoff. And they may have, but OSU was going to beat them by a lot anyway

Oregon deserves to lose. OSU has outplayed them badly. Without the turnovers, this game would be as bad as what Oregon did to Florida st

OSU may or may not have deserved to make it in, but there's now no question as to whether or not they were good enough to get in

And now it's a ballgame!

Without 3 bad turnovers OSU might be up 42-10 by now

One of the best 1-yard runs you'll ever see

OSU has shredded Oregon's defense all night

Not too many people would've bet on this result at this point in the game

Maybe it is OSU's night.

As good as he's looked, that's a mistake born of inexperience.

Ducks better figure out a way to stop the qb scramble or they're in big trouble.

Another awesome run!

Awful drop!!!!

What a run!

Well, all in all, Oregon made that look easy

He's down, but they better start taking better care of the ball

First championship game I've been interested in watching for several years

none of know if it was a stretch or not. I wasn't saying he forced anything, just giving an allusion. but he MIGHT have forced it on them. I have no clue. Whether you feel forced or not might also depend on who your boss is and the relationship you have with them. I generally felt forced in years past to make a pretty good donation to the United Way every year because we were strongly "encouraged" by our school board to meet a goal as a school. but because of the way our school board functioned (or didn't), the majority of us gave when we couldn't afford it or gave more than we wanted to out of fear of possible consequences. were we forced? Technically not. but realistically, yes. Now, all that having been said, that isn't the real issue on this particular case, and I've stated that I agree with y'all that he should not be fired. but I did want to provide an example that I personally have experienced where my boss(es) forced me to do something unrelated to my job that I did not want to do.

70's, Vegas... it wasn't an earthquake, it was the brownies... ;)

but on the brown side your season was basically done by week 12, and you didn't get to the playoffs or win a playoff game. you can keep your higher draft pick. maybe you can draft the 2012 version of Clowney with your first round pick.

My dad felt one of them. I got to experience one my only trip to California, and it was a pretty neat experience (because it wasn't a strong one)