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Great Breakdown by Max Browne. I am sure the same is done on a weekly basis from game and practice film. Sooo much evaluation going on, all the time, that us fans are not privy to. Each QB has their strengths and challenges. I don't think we will see Dante on the field for at least three to four weeks. Concussion protocols are Not to be messed with and any doubt extends the time for a player to be cleared. D Lanning has always made it clear that every position is up for competition. Dante and Dylan both admitted to be pushed by each other earlier this year. In the NIL, 5 to play 5, Transfer portal era, teams can afford to be less "loyal?" to their upperclassmen players and actually focus on hot hands or best situational football. Whatever happens at the QB position over the course of the rest of this year, I for one feel very confident and comfortable with the one QB that the OR coaching staff believes gives OBD the Best opportunity to achieve the goals they set out for this team before the season began. If both of our QB's continue to successfully address their challenges; then either one can help OBD succeed like we want to see them succeed. That's a GREAT position to be in. 🦆🏈🪨's

"Horses WHAT"???

Here are some sc fans comments about Riley after his presser today. He sounds like a less friendly, much wealthier Clay Helton. So the usual — we were really good and just need to do a little better. How come nobody ever directly asks, “But you said last week, and last month, and last year that we just need to do better — and you never have?” The guy is unwatchable at this point. My hat is off to all of you who tuned in.

Thanks for sharing. Finally some class

Get a behind the scenes look at the creative process behind the Origin of Speed uniform reveal.

Even though the gates are closed, it’s still nice to know that they’d not all be Trojan Horses.

Max Browne (ex USC QB) with some analysis on Dylan:

I fixed the link.

Very visual using all the neon detail. Preferred they’d waited for a night game to trot it out.

Mike, couldn’t activate link from this end.

How Could the Protect College Sports Act Affect Oregon?What's being talked about in this article: - More money to keep players already at Oregon- NIL Deals Would Face Much More Scrutiny- How Could This Impact Oregon’s Relationship With Nike?- The Transfer Portal Could Become Harder to Navigate- Change to Rules Surrounding Coaches & New Jobs- Other Notable Things in the Bill- What happens nextNothing is certain about this bill at the moment. The House has to decide whether to take up the bill, change it or leave it alone. If it changes the bill, the House and Senate would still have to agree on the same version. Congress begins their next legislative session on November 9th. There will be a five week period where they will vote between November and December, but there is no indication yet if they will even put the Protect College Sports Act on the docket. On3How Could the Protect College Sports Act Affect Oregon?The Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act on Monday night. Now it goes to Congress for a vote. What could this mean for Dan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks?

This is a very good analysis. Also shows some good play from OBD OL. OBD have very similar issues on defense by the way.

Too hot! Don't believe me just watch!

I think we can handle their physicality. It takes them about 15 minutes to get into rhythm. A quick start against them is key. Also, five in the Line if scrimmage kills their offense. They don't have the dudes to block our top 8 guys ( so the combo doesn't really matter). This is a test of whether OBD defense can hold a solid team under 17 points. That's my standard for this game. That moves the needle for me- towards being capable of reaching and excelling in the playoffs. Very good take. UCLA is well coached.

Miami's OC joins the Hit on SEC Parade - But the Canes are ranked 4th based entirely on the Eye Test https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/miami-shannon-dawson-sec-preseason-rankings/

Oregon may have the best quarterback room in college football, but how far can Dylan Raiola take the Ducks while Dante Moore’s return timeline remains unclear?

Btw, I re-watched the game and noticed several USC players made small attempts to have #8 stop his celebrating. So even some players thought he was wrong. More then just their QB.

Pretty cool for Oregon fans. Too busy for others. I like the multiple lines in the O for track lanes of Hayward and for color highlights for our fallen brothers. Our tradition is to be non-traditional.

I've seen plenty of support and well wishes online from Husky fans and media types. Most even expressed that they were happy we beat USC, which is being reciprocated by Duck fans hoping the Huskies beat USC this Saturday.

USC Today calls SC a fraud - 😁- And UW is also called out https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2026/09/29/college-football-fraud-alert-usc-ole-miss-penn-state-missouri-louisville-tennessee/91994524007/ October 2, 2026 - Live from Los Angeles - 7:30 PM Eastern on NBC - Ladies and Gentlemen, CFB Regretfully Presents the B1G Fraud Bowl - Featuring a Missing Link and a Smelly Fisch - +9.5 on the Smell Test

And the House may add or subtract from the bill and basically present their own. So, I'll await and see what a final bill, if any, gets signed.

Dan Lanning ONE-ON-ONE with David Pollack | Oregon Football Rallying After Dante Moore InjuryDan Lanning and David Pollack Break Down Oregon-USC, and Ducks Rallying Around Dante Moore

David, your observations are spot on. I didn't really want to get into this discussion this early out of respect for Dante and the team, but inevitably, the topic was going to be brought up. I have my thoughts on how this plays out, but will refrain and wait for a larger sample size. I think it's prudent that Dylan starts against UCLA for Dante's continued healing. I'm sure Dante was really looking forward to playing his former team, but his former team has had a complete makeover.

The Senate Passes The Protect College Sports Act, 77-22. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/protect-college-sports-act-passes-senate/ The Bill now moves to the House, where it faces an uncertain future, with the Black Caucus members, among others, against passage. It has been reported, but not confirmed by the Power 4, that representatives of the four conferences have met and are in agreement on a revenue-sharing cap of $44 million per annum and a separate player retention cap. $5 million would be available for non-revenue sports. NIL deals would be scrutinized to ensure they are not being used to exceed the cap. However, without antitrust protection from Congress and without a bargained-for agreement with the athletes, the caps will not pass legal review.

Great in-depth design of the uni, the story behind the design. Design Deep Dive | Oregon Football "Origin of Speed" UniformLearn more about the details and story behind the new Oregon Football "Origin of Speed" uniform.