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Put Nasir Wyatt on Nico. He seems quick enough to be a spy on him. As long as the front four can get home a decent amount of times it should speed up Nico's internal clock and force him to make quicker reads. I was decently encouraged by our run defense against USuCk so I want to see that aspect of coverage continue to blossom. On offense we need to have a breakout game with our rushing attack. I believe this will happen. It will give Dylan a half second, or so, more of processing time downfield. I think he already trusts his receivers to go make plays on the balls he puts up. In a good-on-good matchup we have more talent. As long as they play a clean game this can and should result in a similar, if not, more lopsided score than USC. We are in Autzen, the crowd will do its work!

UCLA's offensive coordinator is highly respected, and here is a video about him and their offense.

While a change has been inevitable, the timing is weird to say the least.

On3Oregon coach Dana Altman to retire after 16 seasons with...Oregon coach Dana Altman has decided to retire ahead of the 2026-27 season, according to a report from On3's Joe Tipton. Altman, 68, has been the Ducks

Whoa... Can't wait to hear more about this!

What?!?

With a month before the season? I am as surprised as you are.... Oregon's Dana Altman Retires Less Than 1 Month Before Sta...Less than a month before the start of the 2026-27 college basketball season, Oregon is already dealing with a tumultuous situation after longtime head coach Dana Altman announced his retirement on Wed

I hope he is okay.

Hey Charles..."It Never Rains AT Autzen Stadium"... But thanks for the forecast, more detailed than my weather app LOL... GO DUCKS!!

Seems to be true. Illness?

The updated report from Wednesday morning: Saturday is a temperature range from 42 degrees to 60 degrees, and the chance of rain is still 50%, but the chances during the game went up from zero to about 10% through the whole game. Trending a touch worse thus far...

WWHHAAaaatttt???!!!! 😳 https://br.app.link/k496dC1026b

Heading into Week 6, SI Ranks the B1G. CFB-HQ On SIBig Ten Power Rankings for College Football Week 6: North...Ohio State takes over the top spot in the Big Ten power rankings entering Week 6 after a 31-14 win at Iowa, while Northwestern's rout of Penn State in the Ryan

This SI guy likes UCLA and the 11.5 points. SIGH says I 🤬! SIUCLA vs. Oregon Prediction, Odds and Key Players to Watch...Both the UCLA Bruins and Oregon Ducks enjoyed a BYE in Week 5 of the college football season, and now they'll face each other in a Big Ten showdown in Week 6. U

A Prove It Week for Powerhouse Programs, and also for their opponents: No. 13 OBD, No. 21 UCLA, No. 7 Indiana, No. 31 Nebraska, No. 1 Texas, No. 16 Florida, and No. 10 LSU. And LSU's opponent, No. 26 Kentucky, wants to return to the Top 25. Top Dawg in the SEC? I think it will be determined, at least through Week 6, when No. 2 Georgia plays No. 7 Alabama in Tuscaloosa. I've added these two SEC powerhouses to the discussion. I think both teams would defeat No. 1 Texas. If Nebraska isn't ranked in the Top 25 because of the quality of the teams it has played, why are No. 3 Notre Dame and No. 4 Miami ranked? The team that exposed cracks in the Indiana defense? The should be ranked in the Top 25, No. 30 Northwestern Wildcats which after the beatdown of Penn State is now 4-1 with the loss on the road against No. 7 Indiana. Northwestern also destroyed B12 Colorado. If NW played ball in the SEC it would be ranked. CFB-HQ On SICollege Football Powerhouses That Have the Most to Prove...Six weeks into the 2026 college football season, and already some of the sport’s most recognizable names are in a place where their postseason ambitions are in

Iowa's trip to Seattle for Friday night's game is the Hawkeyes' first visit in 63 years. Greg McElroy likes Iowa to win a close game. CFB-HQ On SIGreg McElroy Predicts Iowa-Washington Winner as Hawkeyes...Always College Football host Greg McElroy picked a winner for Friday's Big Ten matchup between No. 20 Iowa and Washington in Seattle, where an injured Hawkeyes

Wednesday War Room: Previewing Oregon vs. UCLAUCLA arrives at Autzen unbeaten because Bob Chesney has built an offense around one of the nation’s most productive rushing attacks and paired it with a defense that keeps creating extra possessions. Wednesday War Room: Previewing Oregon vs. UCLAUCLA arrives at Autzen unbeaten because Bob Chesney has built an offense around one of the nation’s most productive rushing attacks and paired it with a defense that keeps creating extra possessions.

UCLA Has a Plan to Test Oregon Quarterbacks Dante Moore and Dylan RaiolaThe UCLA Bruins are preparing for both Dante Moore and Dylan Raiola, with a plan to test Oregon’s interception-free start to the season. Oregon Ducks On SIUCLA Has a Plan to Test Oregon Quarterbacks Dante Moore a...EUGENE - The No. 21 UCLA Bruins have a double challenge this week as they prepare for both Oregon Ducks quarterbacks in starter Dante Moore and backup Dylan Rai

CBS Sports UCLA-Oregon game preview They seem to like the Ducks in the game. UCLA’s run game is creative and posses a problem for defenses with the number of athletic OL they use, misdirection, etc. One of the analysts mentioned that he didn’t love Oregon’s linebackers and it will be interesting to watch Oregon’s front 7 against UCLA’s OL. However, at the end of the day, they didn’t sound like they believed UCLA was quite there yet to go into Autzen and beat a talented Oregon team.

Good comments from A'Mauri Washington on UCLA #3 Knight. Respect. Good focus on practice! Oregon Ducks On SIOregon's A'Mauri Washington Doesn't Hold Back on UCLA's W...The No. 13 Oregon Ducks (3-1, 1-0 Big Ten) will have their defensive front tested when No. 21 UCLA (4-0, 2-0 Big Ten) marches one of the nation’s top rushing at

Irony of irony, Ducks are the 12th seed and get displaced by a team they beat, Boise St.

Before the game, that our poop didn't stink. After the game, that it smells like everyone else's, except sc's which is nuclear waste compared to ours.

Awesome comments. I keep writing Shakespearean soliloquies. So I'll try to be brief... Lanning's schemes worked against lessor talented and equal teams so much he didn't have to adjust. In the playoffs-both years- Cignetti and Day's adjusted and exploited those schemes. Boise State and Oklahoma State fed off what they saw in the playoffs. Misfiring in two games out of 26 the past two years wasn't cause for concern. I believe the complacency this year came from confirmation bias. The staff hadn't recognized each team wasn't "giving OBD time to execute" because those teams diagnosed how to take away our previous advantages. Three consecutive games told Lanning all he needed to know about what is going to work moving forward. Credit to him for being willing to adjust.

This evening at Fern Ridge.

I hope an on-field storm isn't Bruin. The team that played USC in LA shows up: clear and sunny skies. The team that played the Broncos and Cowboys: stormy weather. Weather or not, I think OBD, without the need for an umbrella, wins and covers. Back-to-back beatdowns of teams from Lost Angeles. 👌🤞😍