Oregon beat Stanford convincingly tonight, but I was not impressed with the way Oregon carries its program. The Ducks' head coach was constantly yelling at the refs and getting in their faces, he tried to ice the kicker TWICE before halftime while he simply stood there with his hands crossed, he was rude to ESPN reporter Erin Andrews before halftime, and even the Oregon fans were booing every review, every Stanford injury, and chanting curses when something did not go their way. Now there's no doubt Oregon has a legitimate shot of playing in the BCS national championship against likely Alabama, but they pretty much embarrassed themselves on national TV tonight and proved that the Oregon Ducks football program does not have any class. Take a look on the other sideline at Stanford, head coach Harbaugh, and quarterback Andrew Luck; that's how you should run a football program. They have class, integrity, and win without being jerks in the process.
By the way, let's start being more serious about Andrew Luck winning the Heisman. He made Stanford a legitimate top-10 team, he knows how to win, he has a ridiculous arm and accuracy, and he has the smarts to study engineering while playing football. He is the kind of person that the Heisman trophy is all about.
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