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Great motivation direction from DL and staff. Great response by the players. Seeing all those empty red seats when the score was 38-14 warmed this old gray beards heart. Been a Duck fan since 1984 And yes, this fan was entertained.... . What a butt whoopin! Go Ducks!

Interesting column in the Burlington, Vermont newspaper about the reason the Ducks' women are visiting Vermont and Maine for games Wednesday and Friday. Apparently Kelly Graves is attempting to become the first college coach to lead his team(s) in a game played in all 50 states. The 2-1 Ducks are coming off a surprising loss to Grand Canyon and heading to the East for two games this week. After leaving Maine, there will be 5 states remaining on his list: Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Graves will be 64 in January. 45-40 - Big Bend Community College 66-26 - St. Mary's 316-136 - Gonzaga 266-137 - Oregon

Some more information about our Beavis poster.....he joined this forum the day we lost to Oklahoma State. Just like a Beavis... But Then His Team Loses to Fresno State and Texas State?

Of course it is Beavis. Just looking at what he posted is a dead giveaway. Three commas not needed, omitted a space after a complete sentence, two spelling errors and two periods at the end of a sentence. What are they teaching in Corvallis. On to the game... Ducks had 287 passing yards, 108 rushing yards. Buckeyes had 360 passing yards, 53 rushing yards. Beavis had 267 passing yards, 80 rushing yards. Bobcats had 386 passing yards, 214 rushing yards. So Beavis gave up a total of 600 yards in the game, Ducks gave up 413 yards...on the road. Quarterback ratings: 0 - 158.3 with 50 being an average number. Raiola 88.8 Jackson 84.9 (Texas St.) Fahey 51.2 (Ohio St.) Murphy 40.6 (Beavis) Atkinson 25.0 (Beavis)

He is a second or third round NFL pick, and he DOES have a fifth year to return if he wants to.

He does still have eligibility left after this season so he could come back. But if he's evaluated as an early round draft pick then I wouldn't blame him for taking that path.

Agreed! I respectfully disagree Charles. Clearly there is a sweet spot between having an exciting playoff while maintaining an exciting regular season. For instance, having a one game (BCS-type playoff) means every game is a must-win, but it doesn't provide nearly enough access so you are constantly leaving out potentially title winning teams. Conversely, having a 138-team playoff would exciting and crazy, but it would mean the regular season was truly meaningless, because every team would automatically have a playoff berth. I think 12 is the sweet spot. Basically every single team (with the exception of the G6 rep in some years) is capable of winning the title--we saw that last year with Miami getting so close. But the regular season is extremely meaningful--the Miami vs. ND game last year occurred early in the season, but it eliminated the Irish. I think this adds 12 teams of which in many years only 1 or 2 at most may be title contenders. Last year, for instance, expanding to 24 would have included teams like Michigan, Houston, Iowa and Georgia Tech. I'm not saying those teams were awful....but I also don't see those teams competing with the teams that truly contended for the championship last season (in particular because all of those teams would have started on the road). I know other feel differently and this is just where we think differently. But I do think this additional playoff expansion does indeed work to partially devalue the regular season. I know that part of the counterargument is that expanding to 24 would mean a game like Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma (this Saturday) now has playoff implications--in the way that it doesn't have any such implications under the 12-team bracket. But, I'd argue that those are two teams that definitely won't be contending for a title this season--so that's not a game that'll capture my attention just because one of them could end up with the 17 seed next year.

Michigan tabs Tommy Carr as starting QB vs. Oregon https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/11/10/oregon-football-michigan-reveals-starting-qb-tommy-carr-bryce-underwood/92711994007/

PREDICTING Michigan at Oregon: Can UM Wolverines BEAT Dan Lanning's Ducks with new OC?Over in Eugene, Oregon, it's a battle between two offensive coordinators who didn't start out with their current positions at the beginning of the year. As Dan Lanning and Kyle Whittingham both decided that new offensive coordinators were needed, who has the advantage in this matchup between the Wolverines and the Ducks?

Kyle Whittingham's Oregon NIL rant sounds awfully familiar after Mike Gundy's costly blunderAutzen ZooKyle Whittingham's Oregon NIL rant sounds awfully familia...Coming into the season, the Oregon Ducks matchup against Michigan was expected to be a showdown between two College Football Playoff contenders. The Ducks have

Wasn't then. Was on a seemingly harmless pass rush. Was a non-contact injury. Clear got stuck or over extended as he tried to change direction. He did have an awesome day, otherwise.

This will give Wyatt a lot more snaps.,,

I agree with this above, but resting players runs risk of losing games and losing seeding. Just being seeded as high as possible can mean the difference in how far you go in the Playoffs, IMHO.

During the past 3 years Teitum has become absolutely my favorite player, I know I am really going to miss him.

At the bottom this ESPN article links to an old Will Muschamp video from Charles! I'm not kidding.

A new poster is massively negative when we lose, and when we win....it is luck? Sounds like a Beavis!

It definitely is, it's currently being discussed in this thread: https://discussobd.com/topic/19413-teitum-tuioti-out-for-the-rest-of-the-season/

It would be interesting to see Tank Jones take some snaps. He's had 3/4ths of a season to develop and he already has TT's size.

OBD, even without TT, 😧is still PO alive - 25.8% chance. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/three-loss-team-cfp-contenders/

We've heard this stuff before. Oregon is only successful because of the players it buys. Michigan fans are at Whit's end. So am I. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/kyle-whittingham-michigan-oregon-nil-recruiting/

This is sad! I hope he didn't hurt it on the jump pass, but if he did, what a great way to go out! A win against OSU in the Horseshoe!

They've lost a lot of NFL players, but Caleb Downs was the most important piece. Once they lose Jeremiah Smith next year, they are going to be very human.

The Big Ten could use a B1Gger PO this season, no doubt. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/50422353/cfp-playoff-2026-bubble-watch-week-10 In today's CFB world of watered-down rosters, the 24-team PO provides some protection from injury to key players. Not too long ago, the starting QB at Louisville would have been Julian Sayin's backup.

Reported by Lanning. A very big loss.