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Rebuild timeline:
Lose big <—-Kings are here
Lose small
Win small
Win big
Kings rebuild is at year 0.
Haven’t even done demolition yet.
College Gameday for Houston vs Utah will be a good game.
But, North Dakota State vs New Mexico shouldn’t be overlooked.
BoiseKingsFan retweeted
This feels like the sort of year where someone loses two games early and you write them off and then it gets to November and you realize that's the only team that doesn't have three losses.
Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? No let’s go Brock 👏
NEW: Oregon is set to start QB Brock Thomas over Dylan Raiola against Nebraska, @PeteNakos reports.
on3.com/news/oregon-set-to-s…
Oregon thoughts:
Raiola is a pure vibes guy. When he’s up, he’s on fire. When he’s down, it’s a disaster.
Brock is highest floor. Best chance to win.
Akili - raw but the best runner at QB. If you go with him, guarantees Raiola doesn’t return.
Gives you the best chance to win with Dante out.
It’s trending toward Oregon starting Brock Thomas at QB tomorrow against Nebraska, sources tell @mzenitz and me.
Thomas began the year as the Ducks’ 3rd-string QB but replaced Dylan Raiola late in Oregon’s game vs. UCLA.
247sports.com/article/oregon…
My two Kings predictions to mentally prepare myself:
Under 22 wins
Doug gets fired before the All-Star Break
After a bye week? 😬
Dan Lanning said it's "probably a fair question" to ask why they didn't make a QB change earlier. Said he wants to find Raiola right after this press conference and tell him, "we didn't prepare him to be good enough today. We didn't put him in position to have success." #GoDucks
Dylan Raiola had the worst QB performance by an Oregon QB since:
-Burmeister vs Stanford
-Jeff Locke vs TCU
If Dante can’t go next week, start Brock Thomas.
You play Brock Thomas from the start of the second half and he wins you that game.
Dude is miles ahead of Raiola
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Among the trio "ringing the bell" on the field during a third-quarter timeout to signify the end of cancer treatment is Dr. Maggie Doe, the Chief Athletic Health Officer here at Oregon, who was one of the folks attending to Dante Moore on the field at USC two weeks ago. #GoDucks













