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**Unregistered** · 10-16-2016, 08:00 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

Clearly you have never been on the field at OSU. It's rather nice and better than most PAC-12 fields. I've seen them all, I'm sure you haven't. UO's field is astroturf, cheap and high-schoolish. UP has a nice field except when it rains and the side areas are not now approvable by any conference.

I guess you've been proven wrong as the proof is in the pictures. I think it's difficult to find a field in the Pac 12 that isn't nicer than what Corvallis offers.

**Unregistered** · 10-17-2016, 08:18 AM

Also, thats not the field Utah play on. On the top of a parking garage, no room for fans and most importantly that field is less than 55yards wide. How do I know the hash marks on the enplane are 10 yards from the sideline. On that field they are inside the 18. That field is too small.

**Unregistered** · 10-17-2016, 01:53 PM

That's definitely the field that Oregon State plays on, you can see the tractor tire marks in the grass from mowing it earlier. If they set out for a field that is the most claustrophobic one possible, they achieved it. It's as though they looked around for a place to put the field and found as small of an acceptable spot as possible. But hey, at least the hotel is right next door so teams don't have to travel far to and from the field. Oregon's field sucks, but at least the complex is nice.

**Unregistered** · 10-17-2016, 04:08 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

That's definitely the field that Oregon State plays on, you can see the tractor tire marks in the grass from mowing it earlier. If they set out for a field that is the most claustrophobic one possible, they achieved it. It's as though they looked around for a place to put the field and found as small of an acceptable spot as possible. But hey, at least the hotel is right next door so teams don't have to travel far to and from the field. Oregon's field sucks, but at least the complex is nice.

This all from a person who thinks the Timbers' Harmony Complex is something more than the dump it is.

**Unregistered** · 10-17-2016, 04:23 PM

That is also not the field that Arizona plays on, that is a practice field.

**Unregistered** · 10-17-2016, 04:32 PM

Wow, you are Trump-stupid.

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

That's definitely the field that Oregon State plays on, you can see the tractor tire marks in the grass from mowing it earlier. If they set out for a field that is the most claustrophobic one possible, they achieved it. It's as though they looked around for a place to put the field and found as small of an acceptable spot as possible. But hey, at least the hotel is right next door so teams don't have to travel far to and from the field. Oregon's field sucks, but at least the complex is nice.

OSU's field is not claustrophobic in any sense of the word. It is larger than most PAC-12 and WCC fields. The flags are there to keep your wife from grazing on it at halftime.

**Unregistered** · 10-17-2016, 04:58 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

OSU's field is not claustrophobic in any sense of the word. It is larger than most PAC-12 and WCC fields. The flags are there to keep your wife from grazing on it at halftime.

You clearly haven't been to any WCC or other Pac 12 facility. OSU is shoehorned into some crappy corner of the campus with big fences around the entire facility, narrow sidelines and stands 10 feet from the field. And they get their security out there after the games to keep the unwashed masses, like you and your wife, from going out there and using to take a dump on it or rubbing your butts on it to get rid of your worms. As showing in the pictures, it's worse than any other Pac 12 facility. Even St. Marys in the WCC has a much better facility. Hell, Concordia here in Portland has a much better facility.

**Unregistered** · 10-17-2016, 04:59 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

This all from a person who thinks the Timbers' Harmony Complex is something more than the dump it is.

It's more than the dump at Corvallis that OSU plays on.

**Unregistered** · 10-17-2016, 05:04 PM

Looks like Oregon and Oregon State will be battling for their lone conference win at the end of the season as both continue to find defeat in conference play. Their only hope is that Arizona or ASU have off games and they can manage to garner a win at home. It's a race for 11th place in the conference. Maybe they can join forces in the off season in looking for both football and soccer coaches.

**Unregistered** · 10-18-2016, 11:31 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

I'm not the poster you are responding to, but the Oregon media guide proved to be of no value in this regard. So, basically one can assume there are none. However, I did look through the bio of the one non-US player they have, their starting keeper, and she does appear to have some national team type of experience representing Iceland. As to the rest of the players, I think it's safe to assume none of them have any WNT experience. Many of the other Pac 12 teams have players with WNT experience. And it's not just Stanford and UCLA. USC, Washington, Cal, Colorado, and I believe both Arizona teams have them (but I could be wrong on that). It goes to the overall quality of the conference. You aren't just playing against top club players, but you are playing with and against players who have represented their countries. There are players from WNT from all over the world on these rosters.

EVERETT JOINS U19 TEAM FOR MATCHES IN NEW ZEALAND (look in news)

Taylor Karoda was at USWNT camp

There have been a sprinkling of others over the years.

**Unregistered** · 10-18-2016, 01:43 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

EVERETT JOINS U19 TEAM FOR MATCHES IN NEW ZEALAND (look in news)

Taylor Karoda was at USWNT camp

There have been a sprinkling of others over the years.

One player, wow. One at the camp, big deal. Bottom feeders.

**Unregistered** · 10-18-2016, 02:13 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

One player, wow. One at the camp, big deal. Bottom feeders.

Actually it is two. One PLAYing for the U19 team and the other invited to the camp. Out of curiosity:
How many people are on the WNT?
How many D1 teams are there?
How many WNT players do you expect per team?
Are you the same person that was saying in the other thread that it wasn't that impressive anyway?

LOL Get a life

**Unregistered** · 10-18-2016, 05:31 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

Actually it is two. One PLAYing for the U19 team and the other invited to the camp. Out of curiosity:
How many people are on the WNT?
How many D1 teams are there?
How many WNT players do you expect per team?
Are you the same person that was saying in the other thread that it wasn't that impressive anyway?

LOL Get a life

Invited to camp is not the same as being on the team. I thought you might be smarter than that, but alas. In the Pac 12, there are 12 teams, again, thought you might be smarter than that. We are talking about soccer powerhouses and powerhouse conferences. The Pac 12 is one. And Oregon is in it, yet can't recruit WNT players, of which there are thousands who have been on teams at u14, U15, U16, .... from countries like the US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, .... and Oregon has ONE. And one that went to a camp. That doesn't get it done in the Pac 12. That's why Oregon finishes 10th or worse. Stanford has at least a dozen who have been on a WNT at some point of their career. Ditto UCLA and USC. Cal has a bunch too. But so do nearly every other Pac 12 team, except Oregon and Oregon State. Why do you think they are both 0-6 in conference play?

**Unregistered** · 10-18-2016, 06:35 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

Invited to camp is not the same as being on the team. I thought you might be smarter than that, but alas. In the Pac 12, there are 12 teams, again, thought you might be smarter than that. We are talking about soccer powerhouses and powerhouse conferences. The Pac 12 is one. And Oregon is in it, yet can't recruit WNT players, of which there are thousands who have been on teams at u14, U15, U16, .... from countries like the US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, .... and Oregon has ONE. And one that went to a camp. That doesn't get it done in the Pac 12. That's why Oregon finishes 10th or worse. Stanford has at least a dozen who have been on a WNT at some point of their career. Ditto UCLA and USC. Cal has a bunch too. But so do nearly every other Pac 12 team, except Oregon and Oregon State. Why do you think they are both 0-6 in conference play?

Very to get top recruits to come play in rainy, low level Ducks or Beavers.