Oregon's Locker Room Facilities

[Rugger]

I don't know if you folks have seen this, but it is unbelievable. I think the founder of Nike went to Oregon, which would explain where the money came from (and their crazy uniform collection).

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1NyaTVUhFQ&feature=related]YouTube - University of Oregon Ducks Locker Room Tour w/ Dennis Dixon[/ame]

 

[Magua]

I don't know if you folks have seen this, but it is unbelievable. I think the founder of Nike went to Oregon, which would explain where the money came from (and their crazy uniform collection).

YouTube - University of Oregon Ducks Locker Room Tour w/ Dennis Dixon

welcome to the 2000's bra...

Phil Knight is in fact a graduate of Oregon, and Nike's headquarters are located up there in the Northwest. They use Oregon to pretty much test all of their creations and use them as advertising new stuff such as said uniforms.

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

I heard they have treadmills in pools!

 

[korchiki]

When your school doesn't have any tradition, throw a lot of money at it...

 

[scott91575]

When your school doesn't have any tradition, throw a lot of money at it...

or maybe it's because the starting qb ends up stealing half the stuff and they have to buy it again.

 

[Coqui]

Their facilities was the sole reason Oregon thought it was a guarantee Pryor would go there instead of Ohio State.

 

[BigWoof31]

When your school doesn't have any tradition, throw a lot of money at it...

At least none that you know about.
Tradition and pride wear colors that aren't often Scarlet and Gray. They've been playing football since 1893 at U of O.

Naturally since most of the Western United states was under developed from a communication and transportation standpoint their earlier exploits were probably lost.

Oregon Ducks football - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[scott91575]

At least none that you know about.
Tradition and pride wear colors that aren't often Scarlet and Gray. They've been playing football since 1893 at U of O.

Naturally since most of the Western United states was under developed from a communication and transportation standpoint their earlier exploits were probably lost.

Oregon Ducks football - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

4 conference titles in their first 100 years. Yeah, not a whole lot of history.

 

[muffler dragon]

When your school doesn't have any tradition, throw a lot of money at it...

4 conference titles in their first 100 years. Yeah, not a whole lot of history.

Tradition isn't spawned strictly from CFB. Oregon's running program is elite, and has been from some time. Phil Knight didn't start peddling his shoes to football players at the inception of his company; but instead, it was to runners. Football is the cart, and not the horse in this scenario.

 

[scarletmike]

A nice locker room/clubhouse is one thing, but man, that was like a preview clip for Cribs. I'd say its probably borderline distracting for the players with some of the things in there.

 

[Gatorubet]

4 conference titles in their first 100 years. Yeah, not a whole lot of history.

Oh, there was a whole lot of history, just not a lot of history of success.

 

[korchiki]

Tradition isn't spawned strictly from CFB. Oregon's running program is elite, and has been from some time. Phil Knight didn't start peddling his shoes to football players at the inception of his company; but instead, it was to runners. Football is the cart, and not the horse in this scenario.

Well I thought it was obvious but maybe not. By tradition I meant a Winning Football Tradition.

 

[muffler dragon]

Well I thought it was obvious but maybe not. By tradition I meant a Winning Football Tradition.

I would have presumed that if you hadn't used the word, "any".

 

[OregonBuckeye]

Their facilities was the sole reason Oregon thought it was a guarantee Pryor would go there instead of Ohio State.

They also thought they could sell him on being the next Dennis Dixon.

 

[DubCoffman62]

Makes you wonder why more high profile recruits aren't going there.