Masoli kicked out...finally

http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/post/_/id/23018/masoli-booted-after-another-arrest





Oregon is the new SC with some other issues going on. Pac-0 will continue to be called that regardless of how big they get, but the 0 will come to mean more than it's current usage.

With all this drama going on up in Eugene, I'm wondering if the Lobos could pull of the upset the first week of the season. You know the Quacks will be looking past the one-win-from-last-year Lobos towards their second game in Knoxville.



The Lobos pulled in a decent recruiting class and they've now had a full year in Locksley's system to make the adaption. I think they'll win at least 3 or 4 games this year. I had previously considered this game a win for the Quacks but I'm not so sure the Lobos can't pull it off now. I'd still give odds to the Quacks but Locks needs to spend all summer getting ready for this game. It alone would do more for his program than any other win next year and could give them a lot of confidence going into their second game at home with Texas Tech who will be experiencing a little 'change' of their own.

While obviously being an offensive genius, the Oregon coach really doesn't know how to run a tight ship. He has let it get out of control, and will be looking for a new job in the next couple of years because he can't keep control of his team.



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Not a great week for the Pac zero



That makes the 14th arrest for Oregon football this year (not to mention what would could be considered battery by LeGarrette Blount)



USC is geting their butts handed to them this week (deservedly so)



and the Colorado team they were pursuing just got the worst academic progress scores in D1 and loses scholarships.

craigoscarson wrote:
Not a great week for the Pac zero



That makes the 14th arrest for Oregon football this year (not to mention what would could be considered battery by LeGarrette Blount)



USC is geting their butts handed to them this week (deservedly so)



and the Colorado team they were pursuing just got the worst academic progress scores in D1 and loses scholarships.

That's just the tip of the iceberg.

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While obviously being an offensive genius, the Oregon coach really doesn't know how to run a tight ship. He has let it get out of control, and will be looking for a new job in the next couple of years because he can't keep control of his team.



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A la Crowton.





What is it with offensive guru's being awful at everything else. I never want an OC as a HC again.