Lots of people have lost their homes, their businesses, their pets and a chunk of their lives. Please pray for them. This is a nightmare that we won't wake up from.

Give us time, give us sympathy and give us strength. We will need it.

God Bless!

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That was a text I got from a Pac 12 source this morning. Said today was going to be a "big day"

#TakeFlight21 adds a long snapper

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The Ducks are looking to snag an RB this year and at this point there are four guys they are focused on. Two of them in Las Vegas. What are the odds of that?

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This was posted on the Oregon Track twitter page today. Go back in time

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Never thought that I'd say this, but thank God for the rain!

Ed Orgeron: "Hi, most of our players this year got the Corona Virus but they got to play."

Mario Cristobal: " Hi, none of our players this year got the Corona Virus and they got to play."

Not involving the Ducks, but not a bad idea to start the season in a bubble to see if it works. Maybe Altman is working on this kind of thing for pre season tourneys too? Maybe try to get Zaga, SDSU and a few other west coast teams to Portland, SF or Seattle in a "bubble?"

Interesting take...your Public Service Announcement from Portland

https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...g-ten-announces-decision-to-return-this-fall/

I found the logic here to be somewhat flawed...

It looks like the handwriting is on the wall and the PAC is gonna play.

So...which Ducks will opt out?

My take:

1. Penei...out..nothing to prove...why take a chance on getting hurt.

2. T Graham....in my opinion, he should play. I think that as it stands now he would be a mid-round pick at best and maybe late round. If he plays and has a great year, he could make himself a lot of $$

3. D Lenoir...same as Graham.

4. Holland...while I have not seen that he has declared....I expect him to go and I don't blame him.

Everyone else should probably stay and play.

Smoke is clearing a bit here in Eugene. I have a bit of experience at this as one of my post-Army jobs included leading Army and Marine battalions when they were called up on natural disasters like wildfires. Doesn't happen every day but I was one of the guys who the government called on when it did.

Point being I can tell with some authority it's clearing here in Eugene finally after over a week. This afternoon is the first time the sun has not looked orange.

And suddenly for Oregon and Cali politicians, things have changed! All sorts of talk about allowing an exception for Oregon and OSU football. Suddenly, newly accessible testing is the difference they will say.

*Note - New Pac-12 decisions not based upon every other P5 conference playing

Football is back.

Missouri is down 12 players for their game against Alabama.

CBS Sports:
Alabama's first opponent will be missing at least a dozen players due to COVID-19 protocols

https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...eason-opening-game-due-to-covid-19-protocols/

So, with two exceptions the NFL has no fans in the stadiums.

In their infinite wisdom, they have taken recordings from last year from each stadium and have superimposed those soundtracks on this year's game broadcasts.

Very cool technology and a nice try, but I find them too loud (I know) and annoying.

I'll give them a break 'cause it was only week one...but I'm not a fan.

Anybody else with any opinions.

Just trying to find something none CV related...

Oregon's hasn't even signed yet but clearly he will.

If there’s been a defining theme for this anguished Big Ten summer, it’s been waiting. Waiting for news on the fate of the season. Waiting for answers from a frozen conference office. And, finally, waiting for news on a reversal.

On Wednesday morning, the waiting finally ended. After sources confirmed to Yahoo Sports that the Big Ten will return to play in the fall of 2020, the conference made it official. The league is expected to start the season on Oct. 24, which is scheduled to allow for both a conference title game and a potential spot in the College Football Playoff.