Tears Duck Tears

Who wants to tell him?
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The Gables, Key Biscayne, Miami Beach (especially South of Fifth), and Pinecrest just won't do for a guy making $8 million a year in a no income tax state? GTFOH. Every single one of those areas absolutely murder anything in the entire busted communist state of Oregon. Homie has literally zero idea what he's talking about. I would love to post up in Tahiti or Cocoplum
 
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Yup they’ve had free reign over the pac12 and a full financial commitment and they’ve been a good but not great program. Geography (huge part of recruiting) along with tradition still matter.

The SEC giants have had too much for too long. I’m not surprised to see other traditional powers (Miami, USC, Texas) making changes to be competitive again. And to be fair it’s a good thing, cfb is at its best when all the traditional powers dance.
May be an interesting convo for some other day but you ever think how SEC teams like Bama, GA don’t go play up north in the freezing temps. Someone brought it up the other day and made for interesting convo. Let Bama go up to Michigan and play someone.
 
Lake Oswego ain't shiit compared to the better areas of Dade. They can't be serious. This is awesome. First Tae, now Mario. Suck it slow cucks, sorry Ducks
 
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I see you, and I raise you all in. Weirdos

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I’ve dealt with her directly on cannabis issues twice. She’s one of the most influential people involved in the democrats’ federal cannabis legislative planning, along with Schumer and that other tub of fat. She’s legitimately insane. Like a ******* evil fruit loop.
 
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dude phil knight is cheap as ****. the dude manufactures all his shoes in china.
Due to Nike scale of operations and where their product is manufactured. Nike’s cost is one or two bucks for each pair of sneakers, maybe up to $5 depending on the model.
Most of the operating budget for Nike is in advertising. Basically to convince the masses to buy sneakers that cost a few dollars to produce, and buy them for HUNDREDS via advertising. The $200 sneakers idiots buy, cost $2 to make but cost $190 in advertising to convince them to buy them. Nike happily takes that $8 profit with each sneaker sold. And Nike has been successful because they understands branding. And on a mass scale.
 
From late night Duck 247 reporter:


Mario Cristobal left Las Vegas on Saturday, but before doing so he saw Oregon target Cyrus Moss in person. Cristobal then flew to Utah to check in on Oregon commits and defensive prospects Ben Roberts and Harrison Taggart. Oregon linebacker coach Ken Wilson and defensive line coach Joe Salave'a flew with Cristobal to Utah and the trio of coaches spent time with the entire family of both prospects. Sunday involved another flight, and this time it was Oregon's coaches going to Southern California. In the San Diego area, Cristobal met with four of Oregon's highest-rated recruits. He saw four-star wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan, four-star cornerbacks Jalil Tucker and Jahlil Florence, and then four-star defensive lineman Gracen Halton.

Sources told DuckTerritory.com that at each stop Cristobal was asked about the Miami rumors and he tried to explain a decision hadn't been made at this time and to reassure his commitments things would work out. Speaking with one source, a few of Oregon's commits were open to the idea of playing for Oregon if Cristobal left the program, but who they would hire in his place would greatly impact their decisions. A different source told DuckTerritory.com that multiple commits were encouraged by what Cristobal told them and his future with the Ducks. DuckTerritory.com was also informed that multiple recruits are understanding that this is a tough situation for Cristobal, but are frustrated at the lack of information and how this could put them in a really tough spot on sticking with Oregon or opening things up before National Signing Day in less than two weeks should Cristobal move on.


Cristobal arrived in Eugene Sunday evening and we're told there is no current meeting with players scheduled for Monday, but a source told us that could change in a moment's notice and the players be pulled into the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex. For now, players have been informed of their week off of football activities to allow them to focus on this quarter's final exams, while also being instructed to try and stay off social media and to not believe everything that's being said. Easier said than done.

A source who spoke to DuckTerritory Sunday evening said a decision by Cristobal hadn't been announced internally yet, and the feeling was Cristobal was going back and forth on his decision of what to do. The same source however stated internally at Oregon, the confidence in keeping Cristobal has diminished over the last 48 hours. He however didn't rule out the scenario where Cristobal informs Oregon on Monday he is staying in Eugene.
 
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