Alex Kirshner

Yeah, we all look alike.

It took me a minute to process what you were even asking me, but I realized it as soon as I thought about it for a second.

No, I mean, they play different positions.

They all look alike.

But he's too fast to be a tight end.

He's a go-ball guy.

He's running posts.

He's not a tight end.

He's just smiling at me, folks.

It's funny, though, that we're talking about pass catchers still.

Oregon's wide receiver depth is kind of this thing that I've just been –

hobby horsing all season.

Hammering that one, man.

I'm still doing it though.

Their wideouts caught 11 passes for 92 yards against Texas Tech.

They were fine because Texas Tech couldn't score and their number two tight end, Johnson, chipped in with his biggest game of the year, four catches for 66.

But if you don't think that Oregon is going to have great success running the ball in Indiana, which they definitely didn't against Texas Tech,

Then it's kind of the same question I just had about Indiana, which is who's going to make the plays.

They have very few healthy wide receivers on this team.

It doesn't seem like the Evan Stewart thing is going to happen.