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Yeah. Hopefully USC and Oregon end up in the same pod comparison and they get the head to head to push them over the top, like Miami over ND last year. I think Wisconsin is a huge long shot. Oregon owns a better record against common opponents, win against a higher ranked conference opponent, and SOR. Iowa is a different story.

Dang... they've got BYU v Baylor down here in my hood. I'm hoping I can find a feed on YouTube.

Oregon Ducks 27 - 16 1 1 177

oregon wins 23-13 2 take away 4 sacks 155 yd

Iowa already beat Wisconsin but you're right the metrics for a 4 or 5 way tie is so mind boggling that I have to think SI has it right. I don't necessarily trust a vibe coded AI app to get it correct. I hope you're right and it's easier than I think to make it to the championship game. Even then the Ducks have to win that Championship game against a stout team to get in. I prefer win 3 games and get in. The main bonus of this is I don't have to root or USC.

It shows Fox now on the guide.

Excellent article. Thank you.

However, I've decided to put my reverse psychology score calling to rest. I just couldn't do it this week. So, I've got out Ducks winning today: Oregon 31 - UM 14

The game telecast may be moved from FS1 to regular Fox. The original Fox timeslot was Baylor at BYU, but the ground stop affected Baylor's travel and the game kickoff was moved to a later time. Unrelated, the SEC has moved the Ole Miss at Oklahoma game to Sunday and Oklahoma is really pissed.

I don’t think SI is correct. Iowa and Wisconsin can’t both win out because they play each other. I started to lay out scenarios, but man, it is just too complicated. I started getting confused 😵‍💫 Oregon has the best odds in Vegas of the two loss teams.

I held off until now for the weather report, which is good, passing will not be impacted. 24-16 Ducks 2 takeaways 3 sacks 260 yards With it being tough to move the ball turnovers are the biggest variable here. DR just has to protect the ball, but I think he throws one pick at least that turns into points for UM. Second biggest variable is the UM offense rushing attack with the new coordinator. I expect them to try hard to get Hiter going north south, but not sure if the new OC is smart enough to properly attack the edges of our defense.

According to SI.com and a few others I've seen these are the parameters. Oregon wins out UCLA wins out USC beats the No. 9 Indiana Hoosiers on Nov. 14 No. 15 Iowa Hawkeyes, Northwestern Wildcats, and Wisconsin Badgers each lose one more game

My wife drew the line at last week's underwear. I suppose that's not totally unreasonable.

I believe if USC beats Indiana today, Oregon controls their destiny to the championship game? I don’t think it matters what happens with Wisconsin or Iowa if USC wins. This app that another poster dropped in a different thread has all the tiebreakers in it. Select USC and Oregon to win out and it shows Oregon is in. https://cfb.app/big10/rankings

Don't forget to wear last week's socks and I hope for OBD that they where not washed. 😊

Personally I'm more concerned with USC beating Indiana and jumping the Ducks in the rankings. So many things have to go perfectly right for the Ducks to get to the B1G championship. Iowa and Wisconsin losing one of their final games doesn't look highly likely for starters. USC beating Indiana then losing to UCLA is great but if they win both the Ducks are out in both regards I'm following my gut and rooting against USC as usual. I still believe the best shot for the Ducks is an at large bid by having a few more teams ranked 10-15 lose in the next 3 weeks. Of course, if the Ducks go down it's all a mute point.

One game at a time. Michigan coach Whittingham will be ready for a fight. Oregon Ducks On SI10 Things Oregon Football Fans Might Be Overlooking Befor...EUGENE - The Oregon Ducks have only two home games left this season, and their College Football Playoff hopes are still alive. Back-to-back wins over Northweste

Two Matchups That Could Decide Oregon Ducks vs. Michigan WolverinesThe No. 16 Oregon Ducks need to survive and advance to keep their College Football Playoff hopes alive. The No. 16 Oregon Ducks received some help from the Colorado Buffaloes knocking off No. 14 Houston on Friday, putting Oregon one step closer to a potential at-large bid if the Ducks' path to the Big Ten Championship game doesn't pan out. However, none of it matters if Oregon coach Dan Lanning and the Ducks don't get past the Michigan Wolverines on Saturday. Oregon and Michigan are set to kick off from Autzen Stadium at 12 p.m. PT, and there are two key matchups that could decide the outcome. Oregon Ducks On SITwo Matchups That Could Decide Oregon Ducks vs. Michigan...The No. 16 Oregon Ducks received some help from the Colorado Buffaloes knocking off No. 14 Houston on Friday, putting Oregon one step closer to a potential at-l

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Oregon got the help they needed yesterday from Colorado and UCLA. Now they need to win today and have USC beat Indiana and they should be in the drivers seat again.

Let's keep my losing streak going... Michigan wins 21-14 0 takeaways 0 sacks 100 passing yards

Hopefully the big recruits Oregon has visiting for the Michigan game were able to get to Eugene.

The first time I've rooted for CU, since the circus arrived in boulder...

I agree there is more parity. But I disagree about motivation. Players in their late teens and early twenties have a lot of juice and are not old and tired like us fans. Some players kind of dog it, but most play hard. They want that playing time even if their team is not well. The X's and O's and play calling are going off the charts. It no longer is a game of just lining up and seeing who is bigger, stronger and faster. There are teams who are executing and those who are not. Some like the Ducks are doing both in the same season. So has Florida. There are coaches who are hot one minute and ice cold the next. Same can be said about QBs. It feels like this is a new era of college football. Programs have to keep up or they will fall behind. Lots of good teams these past two seasons have had rough patches. Fan bases and admins need to stay grounded and try not to be "chicken littles" and create too much drama. Firing the coach every year and paying millions in unemployment compensation does not always lead to success.