Bud_Wilkinson
9/18/2006, 10:28 PM
The long term loser in this whole thing is Oregon and the Pac 10. They lose both in credibility & schedule ability. As schedules are developed in the future, this is going to be remembered and hesitation will come into play when teams think about scheduling games in Eugene. That will be most obvious and it will effect who UO will get to play and will effect the strength of their OCS.
The Ducks will cry "EAST COAST BIAS", but it will actually be the bias of their own officiating crews that cause the issue.
The long term winner here is OU. Look at how Boren, Stoops and the team have handled the difficulties of this year. Clean, clear & decisive. While other major progams (UO, UT, SC) hand out one game suspensions or do their best to sweep it under the rug, OU steps up and sets the standard for integrity.
We can all be proud of the program & the University on all levels. These days, there aren't too many that can say that without a look over their shoulder.
"BOOMER SOONER"
The Ducks will cry "EAST COAST BIAS", but it will actually be the bias of their own officiating crews that cause the issue.
The long term winner here is OU. Look at how Boren, Stoops and the team have handled the difficulties of this year. Clean, clear & decisive. While other major progams (UO, UT, SC) hand out one game suspensions or do their best to sweep it under the rug, OU steps up and sets the standard for integrity.
We can all be proud of the program & the University on all levels. These days, there aren't too many that can say that without a look over their shoulder.
"BOOMER SOONER"