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This season’s failure is on Coach Lanning. He decided to go with 2 in house coordinators instead of doing a national search for the best, most proven coordinators available. He decided not to go get top offensive linemen and linebackers in the transfer portal.

1983 - Toilet Bowl I sat through that entire debacle.

And then you kick the ball out of bounds on the kickoff, again? This team is so poorly coached and that is on Lanning.

And Lanning’s decision to go for 2 earlier in the game, prevented Oregon from forcing OT. I hope he’s asked about it.

Mehringer was terrible at Rutgers, which was the last time he was an offensive coordinator. He’s been a terrible offensive coordinator for Oregon. Promoting him was a bad decision by Lanning; keeping him at this point would be coaching malpractice. Lanning needs to own his mistake and move on.

Oregon’s offensive player of the game = UCLA personal fouls on D.

If Lanning hadn’t gone for 2 on the first and only TD, we’d be down by a TD and extra point.

It not for UCLA's #20 blocking that last pass, it would have been picked off in the end zone by UCLA. Thank you, #20.

3rd n 13 n they run a -2 yard out route?

Goal of the season is now a winning record, followed by a lot of coaches being fired.

Hahahaha. And it’s getting worse.

What I was going to say, before Roper became good in the bowl game.

I would say Oregon vs. UCLA in the Rose Bowl when Oregon was down to their 5th string QB.

Never. Worst I've ever watched. What's worse is this is off a BYE

That was Oregon’s worst offensive performance since ______. (Fill in the blank)

This is a train wreck. Another turn over. Worse game of Lanning carrier as duck coach

Indiana pulls it out, Ducks lay an egg. Chesney out lanning.

Change the QB

Cristobal and Mirabal.

Game over!

Oregon’s offensive line play has deteriorated a little every year since Mario Cristobal left.

UCLA 7 possessions ending in Oregon territory. Oregon 3 in UCLA territory. Possession at this moment: 32:46 – UCLA 13:43 - Oregon

I hope Coach Lanning is asked in the postgame press conference - why he decided to wait so long before making the switch at QB? What did he see that led him to believe Riola could lead the team to a win today?

I'm kind of impressed with that one drive we had where we scored the TD. That 1 yard scoring drive was seriously impressive.

Why do we have Akili Smith? Shoulda put him in early 3rd quarter in my uneducated opinion. The offense has been a bigger issue than defense all year. No we see what it is without Dante it seems. Will we make a bowl?