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Oregon is absolutely stellar at Autzen Stadium. I.E. First two games of the year, albeit inferior opponents, but honestly that is what Boise State is this year. Oregon's defense is highly underated as well, I look for Oregon to put up between 40 and 50 points and hold Boise under 20 points.
Cheers!!!:toast::toast::toast:
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like oregon a lot this week too. belotti said masoli (jc transfer) and a harper (true freshman) would get playing time. i would like to hope and believe we'll see masoli get the majority of the snaps, but ya never know with the ducks.
i think the real ticket in this game is boise, not as powerful as they used to be. they pummeled a lowly idaho state team in boise and didnt cover against a mediocre bowling green at home. boise will struggle to stay in the game...look for an oregon runaway early 3rd quarter
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i think the real ticket in this game is boise, not as powerful as they used to be. they pummeled a lowly idaho state team in boise and didnt cover against a mediocre bowling green at home. boise will struggle to stay in the game...look for an oregon runaway early 3rd quarter
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Both sophomore transfer Jeremiah Masoli and true freshman Chris Harper will likely see action on Saturday. Harper is currently the Ducks’ third-leading rusher and was was QB for the winning touchdown drive in overtime against Purdue. He's run for 102 yards and two touchdowns in three appearances while completing four of six passes for 40 yards and one score. Masoli has completed 16 of 28 passes for 193 yards and two TDs while running for 8 yards on seven attempts.
Bottomline, Da Shark don't be concerned who they throw into this unstoppable offensive system. Look for whoever is at QB to not try to do to much and hand the ball off to Johnson and Blount for big gains.
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