Oregon Ducks Wide Receivers Coach Ross Douglas Discusses What It Has Been Like Being On The West Coast

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00:00Two more, Eric and Zach.

00:07Ross, I'm not sure you've spent a lot of time on the West Coast.

00:09I'm just curious on kind of what it's like being out here

00:11and kind of maybe if there's any culture shock,

00:13kind of what stands out.

00:14I know you've only been here, you probably nose down on football,

00:15but just kind of what your first impressions have been.

00:18Oh, no, I like the West Coast.

00:19I mean, shoot, I think the biggest culture shock is

00:21I have a one-and-a-half-year-old son,

00:22and he's adjusting to the Pacific time zone,

00:25so that's kind of been the biggest culture shock.

00:26You know, he's waking up at 2 o'clock in the morning,

00:293 o'clock in the morning, and, you know,

00:31I have to get up with him, my wife has to get up with him,

00:33so I'll just say that's the biggest adjustment so far.

00:35But, no, I like the West Coast.

00:36I mean, I've never lived the furthest West I've ever lived

00:39in my entire life was Michigan, and that's the Midwest.

00:42So, no, I like it out here.

00:43I think it's beautiful.

00:45I think I love the energy out here.

00:46I think this is a great football program,

00:48a great university, great people.

00:49Everyone I've met has been very welcoming and very pleasant.

00:53So, no, I've enjoyed my experience so far.

00:54So, you know, I'm from Ohio, so me coming all the way out here,

00:58no, I like it out here.

00:59It feels like home.

01:00Last question, Zach.