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I read reports like this in a few different locations. This should give Oregon some extra motivation:
The Oregon Ducks probably thought they couldn't get much angrier after getting thumped by Washington State, 55-16 on Saturday.
Then they started reading the papers.
"I don't feel that they're that good," said Utah Utes wide receiver Paris Warren before Oregon's first loss of the season. "They beat a quality team (Michigan two weeks ago) but I feel we can beat them."
Warren, who transferred to Utah from Oregon after the 2001 season, didn't stop there. After the Cougars feasted on Duck, Warren couldn't help himself.
"I still want them bad, real bad . . . I want us to do the same thing Washington State did to them, maybe even worse. We've got everything they've got. I think we've got a little bit more. I'm just happy to be in a better place," he said.
The Oregon Ducks probably thought they couldn't get much angrier after getting thumped by Washington State, 55-16 on Saturday.
Then they started reading the papers.
"I don't feel that they're that good," said Utah Utes wide receiver Paris Warren before Oregon's first loss of the season. "They beat a quality team (Michigan two weeks ago) but I feel we can beat them."
Warren, who transferred to Utah from Oregon after the 2001 season, didn't stop there. After the Cougars feasted on Duck, Warren couldn't help himself.
"I still want them bad, real bad . . . I want us to do the same thing Washington State did to them, maybe even worse. We've got everything they've got. I think we've got a little bit more. I'm just happy to be in a better place," he said.