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OBD 45-10 3 TO 4 Sacks 285 yrds

Like em lots. But white shoes?

Oregon Wins 42-6 3 TO 3 sacks 275 passing yards

Ducks win! 31 - 13 2 - t/o 4 - saks 287 yds passing

52-17 Ducks 2 take aways 3 sacks 344 py Quack

I love how we are returning to proven cool uniforms!

Why do we bother with OOC games? If we play Patsy's, like most do (including us the next few seasons) the games are boring and don't prove much. Plus it's harder to fill a stadium. If we play a quality team like Boise, we risk being down-graded for not winning by enough, or worse, losing and risk making the playoffs. Teams also risk injuries. As many teams did in week 1, like Okie St losing their starting left OT. It used to be that strength of schedule mattered, but clearly the playoff committee doesn't see things the same as fans do as evidenced by the last few years selections. The 24 team playoff idea seems to require 10 season games against Power 4 opponents. Maybe it's time to drop the OOC wimps. So tell me, what is the value, purpose, or goal of the 3 OOC games each year?

It is that time of the week again to have fun with our game prediction contest. Guesses on other threads don't count--only those here, and only those completely filled out like last year. Let's have fun with it as we have so many years in the past... Let me know: --Which team wins: --Score: --How many turnovers created by Oregon? --How many sacks of the opponent by Oregon? --How many passing yards by Oregon? My prediction of Oregon vs. Oklahoma State: Oregon 38-13 2 3 232

College Football's ten conferences and Notre Dame voted unanimously to open a 30-day window for discussions with ESPN regarding possible PO expansion. Significantly, the SEC joined in the vote. Without the SEC's vote, no PO expansion beyond 12 teams would have been considered. The Big Ten would not have voted in favor unless the discussion centered on expanding to 24-teams; perhaps with a 16-team field for a year or two to facilitate the expansion to 24-teams. Previously, the Big Ten agreed that if the PO field expanded to 24-teams, B1G teams would play 10 Power 4 games every season, joining the SEC, ACC, and B12. The current PO broadcast agreement concludes in 2031-32. With expansion to 24, ESPN would continue to broadcast at least 11 PO games, with 10 games potentially put out to bid. (Currently, ESPN licenses a few PO broadcasts to TNT.) During the 30-day window, ESPN has the right to match any offers from other networks and streaming entities. Fox wants to be a part of the PO broadcasts and will likely come with a generous offer that could include CBS and NBC. Dunce Tony Petitti is on the threshold of becoming the smartest guy in the room. 😍 On3College Football Playoff executives trigger 30-day ESPN n...College Football Playoff executives have triggered a 30-day negotiating window with ESPN, Yahoo! Sports' Ross Dellenger reported.

'I'm all right; nobody worry about me.' The Gophers SEC under-under card matchup is still a B1G game. https://apnews.com/article/minnesota-gophers-football-293a6115eccd3755026cbb91f40b2542

The Ducks migrate south and turn Still Waters into Troubled Waters. 😁 https://apnews.com/article/oregon-oklahoma-state-football-3c5ab059a42d4533c6dd35370e86b2c0

AP looks at the B1G Week 2 games - https://apnews.com/article/big-ten-football-bab61170115a9c733fae268720af1df4?user_email=c7d8647c6247db8d08c59fe44bc30380a147aa90b9e33099045cd46ddc6a485b&utm_medium=Sports_wire&utm_source=Sailthru_A

Thank you, NJ. I wish CBS's coverage matched the viewership. I'm so happy that the attendance numbers 'became released.' 🤪 Was it a daring rescue by Delta Force or the Navy SEALs? SMH 😧

Oregon Ducks injury report: Latest updates ahead of Oklahoma State https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/09/10/oregon-football-injury-report-oklahoma-state-week-2/91683190007/

Getting to know 10 recruits of interest on the Oklahoma State rosterDuck Territory takes a closer look at the top-ranked prospects on the Oklahoma State Cowboys' roster ahead of Oregon's game on Saturday. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/oregon-football-oklahoma-state-preview-10-recruits-of-interest-on-the-cowboys-roster-getting-to-know-foe-289726333/

A Weird Game? Statistically speaking it looked good, but... In this week's episode of Talkin' Ducks, Jordan Kent, Aaron Fentress, and Joey Harrington recap Oregon's season-opening win over Boise State and discuss what they need to clean up ahead of this weekend's game against Oklahoma State in Stillwater.

A Complete Timeline Of The Aftermath Of Michigan’s Controversial WinThe controversy surrounding the ending of the Western Michigan and Michigan game hasn’t slowed down heading into Week 2. Despite formal appeals, statements and lingering concerns the backlash shows no signs of stopping anytime soon. How much time was actually left? That still hasn’t been determined with so much discrepancy surrounding the play and the cannon of an arm that Wolverines quarterback Bryce Underwood showcased on Saturday night. As things stand now, the call will stand and there will be no action or league involvement. Here’s a timeline of everything that's happened since the controversial call in Ann Arbor: https://www.foxsports.com/stories/college-football/michigan-controversial-win-referees-review-hail-mary

NCAA changes replay timing protocol after Michigan's controversial win vs. Western MichiganUnder the new standardized protocol, the Broncos would have pulled off the upset of Michigan last week In the wake of Michigan's controversial win over Western Michigan in Week 1, the NCAA has established a standardized protocol for timekeeping. According to ESPN, NCAA national coordinator of officials Ron Snodgrass sent out a memo regarding a "standard timing protocol that ensures consistency in the administration of all college football games." The policy mandates that the clock embedded in the broadcast feed serve as the official clock for replay reviews. "The official time for all college football games is the time displayed on the in-stadium game clock," Snodgrass said in the memo. "When a replay review requires time to be restored or otherwise adjusted, the replay official's decision will be based on the embedded game clock contained within the program feed. If the broadcaster is unable to provide an embedded game clock, the replay official will use the game-clock graphic displayed as part of the broadcast feed. This timing protocol should be followed consistently at all institutions and game sites." On Saturday night, the game appeared to be over as Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood sailed a Hail Mary pass out the back of the end zone. The clock on the NBC broadcast displayed zero when a Western Michigan defender touched the ball out of bounds. However, upon reviewing, Big Ten officials determined that there was one second remaining. On the second Hail Mary, Underwood connected with JJ Buchanan in the front of the end zone to pull out a miraculous 13-12 win for the Wolverines. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/ncaa-changes-replay-protocol-michigan-western-michigan/

The No. 2 Oregon Ducks hit some new astonishing viewership numbers in surviving the upset bid from the Boise State Broncos.The No. 2 Oregon Ducks annually prove that they're must-see-TV for college football. However, the 2026 version drew lots of national intrigue ahead of the Sept. 5 showdown with Boise State. Now both schools hit new historic viewership numbers that became released during the week following the Ducks' epic 34-27 victory inside Autzen Stadium. Viewership Numbers Released for Oregon vs. Boise StateThe CBS Sports showdown kicked off the network's Big Ten Conference coverage in a massive way. CBS PR released some new milestone numbers from the non-conference showdown. It's now officially the most-watched season opening contest for CBS in 28 years. CBS reports that an average of 4.831 million viewers tuned into the game featuring Ducks quarterback Dante Moore and his expansive weaponry on offense. Those fans also watched edge rush duo Matayo Uiagalelei and Teitum Tuioti wreck havoc on the outside. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks vs. Boise State Reaches Historic TV Viewersh...The No. 2 Oregon Ducks annually prove that they're must-see-TV for college football. However, the 2026 version drew lots of national intrigue ahead of the Sept

Oregon-Oklahoma State matchup will feature key absence on Cowboys’ offensive lineAutzen ZooOregon-Oklahoma State matchup will feature key absence on...Heading into the second game of the season, the Oregon Ducks will be looking to add a Power 4 win to their resume early in the season. This weekend takes the Du

3 potential X-Factors for Oregon that could determine Week 2's road game vs. Oklahoma StateAutzen Zoo3 potential X-Factors for Oregon that could determine Wee...The Boise State game is now in the past for the Oregon Ducks as Dan Lanning and the staff turn the page to the matchup with the Oklahoma State Cowboys. While Or

The 3 simple fixes Oregon should execute to improve against Oklahoma StateThe 3 fixes Oregon needs to make in Week 21. Giving Jordon Davison the ball moreOregon being down by as much as 10 points in the first half eliminated the Ducks' rushing attack for part of the game, but just 22 carries for the running backs is a number that should start to trend up. Davison was the most effective of the Ducks' duo picking up 90 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries, averaging 7.5 yards. Given the strength of the Ducks' offensive line, Oregon should be able to create big holes against this Oklahoma State defense, and wear the Cowboys down while keeping their potentially explosive offense on the sidelines. 2. Cutting down on the penaltiesOne of the easiest issues Oregon can address moving from Week 1 to Week 2 is cutting down on the self inflicted errors. Oregon racked up 10 penalties accounting for 90 yards while Boise State committed just 3 penalties for 25 yards. The Ducks need to especially cut down on the 15-yard personal fouls that are easiest to eliminate. 3. 3rd and 4th down efficiencyThe biggest reason the Boise State game was as close as it was is the fact that the Ducks went 4-12 on 3rd downs and 0-2 on 4th downs. The Ducks are going to need to do a better job of staying ahead of the sticks, and making the later downs easier, and part of that may be running the ball more. Both 4th down plays looked to be schemed up well, and with better execution this week, the Ducks' offense should stay on the field longer. Autzen ZooThe 3 simple fixes Oregon should execute to improve again...After a hard fought victory against Boise State, the Oregon Ducks turn the page to their Week 2 matchup against Oklahoma State. While the game was closer than e

Defensive Coordinator Chris Hampton and junior wide receiver Jeremiah McClellan join Jerry Allen, Mike Jorgensen and Joey Mac in the studio ahead of the Ducks’ road trip to Oklahoma State.

What should Oregon expect from Oklahoma State's offense?Oklahoma State's air raid offense to test Oregon's secondary https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/09/10/oregon-football-oklahoma-state-offensive-preview-week-2/91684552007/

Another voice saying "Never schedule Boise State again!" Oregon Ducks On SIDavid Pollack Drops Strong Take on Oregon Ducks' Win Over...Even though the No. 6 Oregon Ducks are focused on their first road game of the season ahead against the Oklahoma State Cowboys, media members across the country