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That is my feeling too. There is a ton of talent on this team, including in the staff Lanning has put together. So far it hasn't looked like we as fans expect it to look. But that can turn on a dime. Just like the preseason hype, it's still to early to draw absolutes about this team and staff. Though I have some serious concerns. Penn State was way more talented last year than the record shows. Portland State, like it or hate it, might have been the blessing Oregon needed. There is a world that its Texas Tech and Penn State happens all over again in Eugene. Hopping that loss followed by the Viks is exactly how it was supposed to be and Oregon puts it together all the way to a NC victory

Agreed…….this weekend will tell us a lot. Everything. Our season hinges on it.

DSC Inside Read: 3-2-1 From Portland State to USCOregon got the reset it needed Friday night. Now the numbers begin pointing toward a very different kind of test in Los Angeles.DSC Inside Read: 3-2-1 From Portland State to USCOregon got the reset it needed Friday night. Now the numbers begin pointing toward a very different kind of test in Los Angeles.

Don't bLame me, bLame the players! CFB-HQ On SILSU Loss Puts Lane Kiffin’s Record Against Top 25 Teams U...LSU Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin fell to 13-26 against Top 25 opponents after the No. 7 Tigers lost 32-24 at No. 8 Ole Miss on Saturday in his first game back

It is too early to make this declaration, IMHO, as improvements can happen rapidly…like as soon as this weekend.

I like for this team to go into this game as an underdog. That just might get their intensity up. The players and the coaches alike all probably realize they have something to prove. And they do.

Evan Stewart talks post Portland State. Oregon Fans Will Love What Evan Stewart Said Before Big Ten Play

Last year's Rece Davis comments about Lanning and Riley still hold true. Rece Davis’ Comments on Dan Lanning, Lincoln Riley Loom Large for Oregon-USC

ESPN's percentage chances of winning went from 41.8% to 54.1%. The rest of the games are also rated with Ohio St. the only hickup left. ESPN FPI rankings: Oregon leaps over USC ahead of Week 4 showdown

Opening Oregon vs. USC line presents pleasant surprise for the Ducks in pivotal gameAs of Sunday Afternoon, the Oregon Ducks open game week as 2.5 point (-110) favorites over the USC Trojans. The total indicates that FanDuel Sportsbook is expecting a high-scoring affair, with the over/under set at 62.5 points (-110). The Ducks are -128 favorites to win the game, while the Trojans open as +106 underdogs. Autzen ZooOpening Oregon vs. USC line presents pleasant surprise fo...Non-Conference play has come to an end, and now the Oregon Ducks turn their attention toward the grind of the Big Ten schedule. The Ducks' loss to Oklahoma Stat

EARLY LOOK: Oregon at USC | Why Lincoln Riley vs Dan Lanning is the BIGGEST game of week four in CFBIn the offseason, the Oregon at USC game was assumed that both teams would be undefeated going into week four, but of course, Oklahoma State had different plans for the Ducks in week two. Now, after get right game vs Portland State, Dan Lanning's squad heads south to Los Angeles to take on the Trojans and USC. Winning on the road at Rutgers this past week, Lincoln Riley's squad now faces their biggest challenge yet. Who will win in this old Pac-12 rivalry? Watch here as Andy & Ari preview the Ducks taking on the Trojans.

Morning everyone and happy Monday, I teased this in one of the other forum threads over the weekend and here it is. Some Uncomfortable Decisions Are Coming at Season’s EndOregon demolished Portland State 84-0 on Friday night.

During the past two seasons as games begin I find myself wondering which DM will play? Will it be the precise passer who uses the entire field of play with confidence? Or is it the DM who looks uncomfortable and cannot locate open receivers, then misses some of the who are open or throws too late? It seems obvious which performance the game holds after two offensive possessions, and it holds generally true for the game. Moore either has it or he does not. If not, the issue is mental not athleticism or skill. He can run, but is not an aggressive threat when a play breaks down. I am relatively sure that Mehringer does not want to erode Moore’s confidence by substituting early for him, but if the Ducks are to advance to their potential he needs to do it. The Ducks have a deep QB room. We need to play the one who can carry and lead the team with excellence-even if it is one game at a time. I am convinced after two seasons that automatically playing Moore every game and every series will result in several losses this season. The coaches need to identify and play the “hot hand”. Or, they need to early see that Dante Moore is “off” his best play, and adjust accordingly. As a once-upon-a-time QB myself, I do not say this lightly with disregard to leadership, continuity, or the need for bolstering QB confidence. When he’s good he is very very good. When he’s not, he can lose the game and it shows early in the first series’.

Interesting result after Portland State game. Oregon Ducks On SIDante Moore’s Heisman Odds Take Interesting Turn After Or...The No. 20 Oregon Ducks' quarterback Dante Moore only had to play one half of football during the No. 21 Oregon Ducks’ 84-0 beatdown of the Portland State Vikin

Portal Grades: How is the 2026 Class Doing for Oregon So Far?On3Portal Grades: How is the 2026 Class Doing for Oregon So...We are a quarter of the way into the season, and it's time to take a look at how the 2026 transfer class is doing for the Oregon Ducks.

I wondered about the D line as the hype machine red lined leading up to the season opener. The hype was really loud surrounding this D. What kept hanging me up was redzone, 3rd downs and havoc (tfl, sacks). I thought there was potential, maybe there still is. But I never fully bought in. When you look back at the early 20's UGA D, Miami last year and others, Oregons D doesn't look the same. Hopefully they get there. I am not quite sure that so many so called experts could be wrong about talent claims made regarding Oregons front 4.

Kentucky I believe went out and got 4 starting portal OL. A 5th year senior with 31 consecutive starts from Baylor, a 5th year senior who started the last two seasons at Ohio State, a forth year former 5 star who played in 36 games/25 starts at LSU and Tennessee, and a forth year former top 200 recruit from Alabama (who had not played a lot there yet). Three of its younger back-up OL are also portals from Tennessee, Northwestern, and UTEP. That had to be a decent sized portal investment. Compared to Oregon, who took some heat on portal OL last season, and only went out and got one budget friendly FCS guy. Last season, the one P4 conference portal OL at Oregon ended up a first team AP All-American, and the two G6 guys ended up really ok, especially against most of the schedule (it has been argued elsewhere perhaps expectations for a second team Sun Belt OT and an HM Mountain West OT were perhaps a bit unrealistic as 5th year seniors beyond what they had put on tape). If the 2026 OL doesn't turn itself around, seems like getting possibly spooked in the portal and miscalculating how many young OL were going to be ready to spend NIL bucks elsewhere very well may be an offseason topic. 🤷‍♂️

Our offensive line has actually played decent considering all the inexperienced and injuries suffered already. In my opinion, they will continue to do well enough to score a boatload of points each game, more than enough to win. We could/should have won the Cowboy game by a 31- 17 kind of score, but the defense gave up 39 points. The offense will score enough to win, and while the sacks given up make us uncomfortable...this is what happens with such inexperience on the left side of the O-Line. Regardless of the sacks, we will score more than enough to win with the skill players we have, and with the adequate O-Line play we will see. The REAL question is becoming...."Can the defense hold down opponents enough for Oregon to win?" What we thought was a strength coming into the season has been a big disappointment thus far. Matayo is highly underperforming the hype, and A'Mauri Washington has been completely MIA in three games....WTH? If the defense comes through in LA...we could win that game almost easily, as I believe our offense will score at least 30 for the win. Can our defense step up as we thought they would be in preseason? If this defensive line shuts down opponents as they have the talent to do--we could have a BLOCKBUSTER season yet. But WILL THEY? I am fantasizing a gradual wake-up from them; they will be better in LA, and bordering on awesome by the end of the season. Again--not a prediction, but my current Duck-Fantasy...is it realistic? It is Up to YOU, Guys...

He could also have run out of the back of the end zone before a Vandy player could have come near him. The mistake so clearly indicates that this player is not being paid for his mental prowess.

He is killing it at Cal. He currently leads the FBS with 5 interceptions so far this year.

DR has played in big games, he damn near led an upset of Ohio State his freshman year in Columbus. Had he not gotten hurt vs SC last year, Nebraska would have won and he may have stayed. His uncle was Nebraska’s OL coach, but was fired. Lots led to his leaving and coming to Eugene. DR is a gamer and Donte is a skittish QB. Donte has to fix it or he can kiss his NFL career good bye. He reminds me of Josh Rosen minus the attitude. Donte is QB one and deservedly so.

More on Lincoln Riley. It would not surprise me to see a game like November, 2012 when our DUCKS won a shoot out in Memorial Coliseum 62-51. Our defense has to come to play. https://trojanswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/trojans/football/2026/09/19/usc-barely-escapes-rutgers-hot-seat-moment-lincoln-riley/91851944007/?utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwY2xjawUdb8VwZG9mBWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR4vL4VCMjQz67R2OF8oOEuv2YZlrBHyiZ-LMyzBlC58-hNeR7vpZ8jJbtE1qg_aem_Bj3MS0SinvtzNVIWAQfa7w

Nice win for coach Stein. That being said, yes the Oregon offense was better under him because he's currently a better and more experienced play caller than Meringer. It should be interesting to see how much he improved over this week for the USC game.

Beavers QB Atkinson leads the FBS in passing. I just watched him for the first time with Montana State highlights and his passing and feel for the game is legit, he passes the eye test in a way Dante Moore does not. Similar to Sagapoleute at Cal, who I wish had stayed with us.

I don't really have a problem with this, the Spoiled Children have twice as many wins as we do and we've got a bad loss and a lackluster win. The only thing that matters is Saturday's result when we find out who the better teams really is.