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Ducks 24-19 2 Turnovers 3 Sacks As a program defining moment goes, this is DL's defining game. Its about time for a well coached, 4-quarter game that results in a big time win against a blue blood, elite team. Go Ducks....

Ohio State 35-24 TOs=0 Sacks=2 Pass yds=225

Amen, business brother…

Best CFB Weekend Ever? SIBest College Football Saturday Ever? How Week 10 Stacks U...Seven ranked matchups, two top-10 clashes and numerous games with playoff implications make for a day worth spending on the couch.

31 teams still in the PO mix include OBD stayin' PO alive! On3College Football Playoff: The 31 teams that still have a...We just received the first set of rankings from the College Football Playoff Committee. You know what that means: CFP debating time. With the CFP

To be fair, pre-season there were high expectations with a few hedges. One hedge was the O-line, talented but not very experienced (that showed early, still does but not as much, we'll see about tomorrow's game). Two was baring injuries. Well, we have a very early draft pick QB out, several very talented receivers out, now our #1 running back coming into the season out, two offensive linemen out... all of those on the offensive side of the ball. It's no wonder the offense has under performed. Three was two inexperienced coordinators. Neither the offense or the defense looked like a top five team unit early. The defense has recovered and is looking much better, the OC was let go and at least last week the offense looked much better. So, all of the hedges have come to pass, some with profound effect on the team's performance.

30-24 DUCKS 2 TO 3 SACKS 312 YRDS

Give me a Fahey five. Then, eat the kid alive. 😈 Oregon Ducks On SIFive Things To Know About Ohio State Freshman Quarterback...Ohio State Buckeyes freshman quarterback Luke Fahey will make his first start at The Horseshoe, in front of more than 100,000 fans, on Saturday against the No.

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tOSU wins 38-13 0 take aways 0 sacks 113 passing yards

Mike, thank you for the enthusiasm! Why not us? Another way to make the field. Finish 7-2 in conference play, with the tie-breaker against 7-2 Ohio State. Oregon already has the tie-breaker against a two-loss USC. Defeat Ohio State, and Indiana and UCLA are Oregon's championship game rubs. UCLA is at Minnesota Saturday. Minnesota is 4-1 at home. The loss was to a healthy Mississippi State team. The Bruins return to LA to play Illinois in Week 11. In Week 12, when Oregon plays at Michigan State on a Friday night, UCLA is also in Michigan, playing in Ann Arbor on Saturday against a solid defense in what is likely to be cold weather. UCLA's passing game stats are putrid. If OBD defeats Ohio State, Michigan, and Michigan State, and UCLA loses two of its next three games, prepare yourself to root for the Trojans in the Week 13 matchup against UCLA in Pasadena. And take care of business against UW. The reward? A championship game matchup against Indiana in Indianapolis. Win, and it's on to the playoffs, perhaps with a 7th or 8th seed and a 1st-round home game? Lose? Does the B1G champ game loser get the committee's Alabama mulligan? Hmmmmm. OK, I like your idea better. The B1Ggest hurdle, besides a PO committee that isn't enamored with the Big Ten, would be blowing out a Michigan team that is 3rd in the nation in total defense and should be traveling to Autzen with a win over Michigan State and a 6-3 record. Your plan also requires the fine young cannibals to keep chomping in the SEC. Fine with me 😍. Miami without Toney winning in South Bend on Saturday would help the cause. Wake Forest losing two more games would also help. I think the B12 has SOS issues and will beat itself up. I hope. I see the G6 representative being the PO 12th seed. If Oregon finishes ranked 11th or higher by the PO committee after starting 23rd, it would be a historic accomplishment. Why not us? At least through part of Saturday afternoon on the Right Coast (the wrong coast for sports viewing), I'm keeping the playoffs faith. Thanks again for the encouragement. It's CFB in November; you never know. Blast Brutus!

Not a downer, just sounds like you’re looking for sure things… look at where the SEC is at and what they have left to go with their 9 game conference schedule. Very good chance their 3rd place team will have 3 losses overall. People are very familiar with our story and program. Us winning out with a backup QB would be an incredible ending. 9-3 Oregon would almost certainly get in imo.

Ducks win!!! 37-33 1 Buckeye TO 3 Ducks sacks 303 Duck passing yards

Ducks win 21-16 2 2 240 Last week Buckeyes had a lot of trouble getting into the endzone. Trend continues this week. Ducks score touchdowns, Buckeyes kick field goals.

Oregon's Week 10 rooting guide: Every result the Ducks need to spark a CFP runThe hope of making the College Football Playoff starts with Oregon racking up wins, but the team is also going to need a ton of help. Starting this weekend, fans should have their eyes on other games in the Big Ten and Top 25, hoping to see some upsets that could spark movement. Autzen ZooOregon's Week 10 rooting guide: Every result the Ducks ne...While the Oregon Ducks already have 3 losses, making the College Football Playoff and even the Big Ten Championship Game isn't out of question. The College Foot

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Flock Talk: The Ghost in YouSometimes the team we thought had disappeared was never really gone. It was simply becoming something we hadn’t yet learned to recognize. Flock Talk: The Ghost in YouSometimes the team we thought had disappeared was never really gone. It was simply becoming something we hadn’t yet learned to recognize.

This is why I sip vs gulp the Kool-Aid.

34-24 Ohio St 1 TO 1 Sack 225 Pass I'm going with Oregon's trend of losing every other game. Plus I don't have faith in Raiola yet.

First and foremost, we need to not only win out but to blow out. Especially if we don't make the conference championship game. I think we make the playoffs if and only if we blow everybody out, including in the conference championship game. We have a lot of eye tests to overcome. The best eye test is to kick everybody's butt moving forward. We have to rely on teams and that is the biggest problem. We are out of control of the results that we need in order to reach the playoffs. Not trying to be a downer, just trying to be realistic. Fingers crossed.

30-27 Oregon 2 TO 3 sack 320 yp I think Oregon puts up 170+ yards on the ground. O line starts to solidify some dominance being the 3rd game with some continuity.

31-21 Ohio State 1 2 215 Unless we get continuous pressure on the Buckeyes (better than against NW), we won't stop them from scoring. Again, I hope I'm completely wrong about this, but I'm going with our recent history against the Elite. Until we break that cycle, and in this case, win by double digits, we will be considered a wanna be power. I hope I'm wrong. VERY WRONG

31-17 Ohio State 1 turnover 1 sack 212 yards passing tOSU will be as motivated this week as USC was last week and I haven’t seen Raiola string together consecutive good (or even unhorrible) games

Winning out at 9-3 most likely gets us a 10 or 11 seed. I predict at least two 9-3 teams make the field this year. I’d actually rather not make the B1G championship game and take our chances with 9-3. Simplify…just win 😆

In general, I distance myself away from negative people. There are already enough rival fans that enjoy seeing us fail, and implode. Every loss makes someone happy. At times, venting is therapeutic, I get it (I ran a few businesses, and one failed miserably). But, to move forward, and once again be successful takes tenacity, genuine commitment to detail, and perhaps a helping hand…Easier said than done. Vent when necessary, but at some point, it just becomes annoying noise.