Battered Ducks lose yet another

That was a sad sight to see.

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Originally posted 10:11 PM ET  11.12 by THE BISHOP!

That was a sad sight to see.

That it was. All the injuries they've had, theyre going to need all the points their offense can get.

Kansas State vs Notre Dame for the Title,, the Ducks wont last the rest of the way, Stanford,, Oregon st,, and if they still got it in em after that,, conference champs game. They are all beat up and running out of gas.

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Originally posted 12:18 AM ET  11.13 by GrandTheftHarley

I'm beginning to wonder if there is credence in increased risk of injury in a no-huddle/hurry-up offense like Oregon employs. Not taking anything away from Avery Patterson's season-ending injury, as that really is a shame, but this issue might be worthy of statistical analysis.Now, I also realize that the Ducks' defensive players are the ones hurting the most right now, but if you have a point-a-minute offense that scores quickly, your defense isn't getting much recovery on the sidelines before they have to go back into action. So their chances of getting hurt are compounded, in my opinion.

You are not allowed to suggest something like this. Nick Saban did and everyone on here thought he was crying by suggesting that a fatigued player is more likely to get injured. So please throw away your logic and common sense and just fall in line with the rest of the "experts" on these boards.

GTH makes a good point even if it does line up his stars along side of Nick's, always figured him to be a closet SEC fan anyways, ::snicker snicker::

I don't like this article, but I do feel sorry for the injured players. "ALL" teams have injuries and this should not be an excuse. Maybe I'm not sympathetic enough, but injuries are part of the game. Don't they think that Stanford has some players that are injured???

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Originally posted 05:58 AM ET  11.13 by pachyderm94

You are not allowed to suggest something like this. Nick Saban did and everyone on here thought he was crying by suggesting that a fatigued player is more likely to get injured. So please throw away your logic and common sense and just fall in line with the rest of the "experts" on these boards.

LOL, Nick Saban was "crying by suggesting that a fatigued player is more likely to get injured"??? Did you happen to watch Texas A&M's "hurry up offense" against Bama??? I seen a few Bama players hurt or maybe faking injuries on defense.

My goodness, you really have a passion of hate against all SEC teams, you have a serious problem there my friend. JMO

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Originally posted 08:21 AM ET  11.13 by colonel

My goodness, you really have a passion of hate against all SEC teams, you have a serious problem there my friend. JMO

LOL, no hate here!!! Just telling it like it is!!!!! Don't/doesn't most SEC fans, rank on the 12 PAC????? Just asking!!!

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Originally posted 08:51 AM ET  11.13 by piratey

It'd be nice if you guys played defense out west...

piratey, this is true and we will find out on the 24th!!! By the way, didn't Stanford play a little defense in South Bend this year??? :-)

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Originally posted 09:07 AM ET  11.13 by .5 2AndA Q WOW

Rumor has it, Saban sent Lacy back in after looking like he had a concussion... Player Safety is important

Damn good point!!!!

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Originally posted 09:51 AM ET  11.13 by piratey

I literally sat through a monsoon to watch that game. Which causes Nunes to throw two picks and Golson to fumble twice.

piratey, I agree that it wasn't the best of playing conditions, but why do you always use weather as an excuse?? Stanford played a damn good defensive game in South Bend this year!!!!

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Originally posted 08:51 AM ET  11.13 by piratey

It'd be nice if you guys played defense out west...

Why?

Go Deamon Deacs.