Why are so many Oregon athletes transferring?

I'm just kidding, I have no idea what I'm talking about.

I know one NCAA finalist left after her scholarship was taken away after getting injured and not given back as promised when she got healthy and made the NCAA final. The attitude of the coaching staff was not genuine or caring. She was treated as if she could be replaced and should be lucky she is allowed on the team.

Not a team atmosphere and she wasn't happy so she left.

I know one NCAA finalist left after her scholarship was taken away after getting injured and not given back as promised when she got healthy and made the NCAA final. The attitude of the coaching staff was not genuine or caring. She was treated as if she could be replaced and should be lucky she is allowed on the team.

Not a team atmosphere and she wasn't happy so she left.

pesc wrote:

There are many other programs across the country who could do a lot more with that level of talent.

For all that Oregon and Stanford get year in and year out they should be winning everything.

TOP 10 research schools have to demand that academics come first.

There's a transfer case I saw listed by USC: Brittany Mann.

She is the Oregon school record holder in the shot put, Pac-12 Champion, 4th or 5th in the NCAAs, Olympic Trials qualifier, NOT injured as far as I've read. She has 1 year of eligibility left.

USC does have a strong program in field events and they also picked up a transfer from U Texas, but this does not make any sense to me. It's like they're giving away points. There has to be something wrong with the program if athletes of this caliber are picking up and leaving.

Watts U is just like a Juco in the MID-West. Oregon is one of the Top 5 R&D schools in the entire world.

I have no inside scoop whatsoever, but it seems to me that the door swings the other way here as well. Oregon gets more than their share of incoming transfers as well.

Brittany graduated in June and is pursuing a Master's degree that Oregon does not offer. Happens all the time. Good for her!

Who cares Oregon is bringing in better transfers in then the ones that left win win for Oregon. :)

Whatever their weaknesses, they keep winning. You can bash 'em all you want but they don't really give a damn. They have it down to a science and as long as the administration status quo remains, UO will be the team to beat.

Wilson. wrote:

Whatever their weaknesses, they keep winning. You can bash 'em all you want but they don't really give a damn. They have it down to a science and as long as the administration status quo remains, UO will be the team to beat.

False.

The men got 4th at the Outdoor championships last year. They were beat by Florida, Arkansas and Texas A&M. The women also lost.

Also, every single one of their titles came on the back of Cheserek scoring 20-30 points. Once that dude is gone after this year I guarantee they won't be winning sh*t anymore....

Donger wrote:

I know one NCAA finalist left after her scholarship was taken away after getting injured and not given back as promised when she got healthy and made the NCAA final. The attitude of the coaching staff was not genuine or caring. She was treated as if she could be replaced and should be lucky she is allowed on the team.

Not a team atmosphere and she wasn't happy so she left.

And she was always hungover

Backs of a 27 y/o wrote:

Wilson. wrote:

Whatever their weaknesses, they keep winning. You can bash 'em all you want but they don't really give a damn. They have it down to a science and as long as the administration status quo remains, UO will be the team to beat.

False.

The men got 4th at the Outdoor championships last year. They were beat by Florida, Arkansas and Texas A&M. The women also lost.

Also, every single one of their titles came on the back of Cheserek scoring 20-30 points. Once that dude is gone after this year I guarantee they won't be winning sh*t anymore....

Outdoors in 2015 Oregon men won by 29; in 2014 they won by 18. They win both without Cheserek (Dunbar and Stinson move up in 2014).

Indoors in 2015, they won by 24, and 2016 by 23. Again with other Ducks moving up they still win both without Cheserek

But, hey, don't let the facts get in the way of a specious argument

they call me flopro wrote:

Who cares Oregon is bringing in better transfers in then the ones that left win win for Oregon. :)

This. They aren't transferring by choice. They are losing their scholarship money because they are starting to become washed up. It is common knowledge that women are better runners at younger ages and many that were good in high school suck in college. They didn't pan out so Oregon cut their scholarship money. Oregon is smart and doesn't offer multiyear scholarships for this exact reason.

Scholarships? wrote:

I am not close to the program in any way, but it could be that they get tired of being walk-on or small scholarship athletes when they could get scholarships or even full rides from other schools or mid majors.

I seem to remember an article that came out a few months ago about a girl who said exactly this. And they expect the athletes to win a national title in their individual event for max scholarship money. I'm guessing there are more transfers on the women's side because they appear to be much deeper, especially on the sprinting side and most of them could easily have full rides elsewhere.

another D1 coach wrote:

In general female athletes are sketchier than male athletes and transfer at a higher rate. So it's no surprise that more female Ducks are transferring. It's also why the Ducks get a lot of female athletes transfering into the program.

plz show tranfer rates at oregon versus all d1 programs to support this thx.

DI Indoor Women

2010 Oregon 61 Tennessee 36

2011 Oregon 67 Texas 38

2012 Oregon 49 Kansas 30

2013 Oregon 56 LSU 43

2014 Oregon 44 Texas 43.5

2015 Arkansas 63 Oregon 46.5

2016 Oregon 53 Arkansas 50

DI Outdoor Women

2010 Texas A&M 72 Oregon 57

2011 Texas A&M 49 Oregon 45

2012 LSU 76 Oregon 62

2013 Kansas 60 Texas A&M 46

2014 Texas A&M 75 Texas 66

2015 Oregon 59 Kentucky 50

2016 Arkansas 72 Oregon 62

DI Indoor Men

2010 Florida 57 Oregon/

Texas A&M 44

2011 Florida 52 Texas A&M 40

2012 Florida 52 Arkansas 47

2013 Arkansas 74 Florida 59

2014 Oregon 62 Arkansas 54

2015 Oregon 74 Florida 50

2016 Oregon 62 Arkansas 39

DI Outdoor Men

2010 Texas A&M 55 Florida 54

2011 Texas A&M 55 Florida State 54

2012 Florida 50 LSU 48

2013 Florida/

Texas A&M 53 Arkansas 46 1⁄2

2014 Oregon 88 Florida 70

2015 Oregon 85 Florida 56

2016 Florida 62 Arkansas 56

It's easy to get into the best world ranked academic institutions such as Berkeley and Oregon. It's 2 orders of magnitude tougher to graduate from those institutions.

As a big time D1 coach, I do not like being confused by facts.

Coaches News Network wrote:

http://registerguard.com/rg/sports/34820810-81/oregon-track-and-field-record-holder-brittany-mann-transfers-to-usc.html.csp

Brittany graduated in June and is pursuing a Master's degree that Oregon does not offer. Happens all the time. Good for her!