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Oregon has a fantastic punter. Might be the team’s MVP this season.

16-13 -- Ducks! 1 Wildcat TO 3 Duck Sacks 173 passing yards

I’m hoping that offensive recruits would confuse us for Cal, Michigan, West Virginia or any other team, at this point. “No, ______ you didn’t see Oregon put up only 10 points against Illinois and zero in the second half. That must have been Michigan...” Maybe we can wear all whites on the road and take the “O” off the helmet so we are confused for Penn State?

Actually, they may be saving these for the Husky game to commenorate their historic 70-21 beat down of OBD to end a 12 year win streak. Say it isn't so!

I've got mine ready to go . . .

Or, just watch Cal.

He might try and run off to Baylor if given the chance.

"This is where I want to be" But what he is really thinking "except I came here thinking I was avoiding the SEC and then got snookered when I ended up in the BIG." "I've had plenty of chances to leave" But what we are thinking is "Thank goodness you didn't" And what SC fans are thinking "Then why didn't you?" Lincoln Riley, addressing future, says USC 'right place for me' - ESPN

OK, this one made me laugh...

His identity has been offensive efficiency, taking whatever the defense gives you and using it to score. The execution is not meeting the identity. Something Cristobal learned at FIU before even coming to Oregon is that you can't take break in any area even for a year. He discussed it in context of recruiting every position hard every year, but I think it applies to coaches as well. Dan tried to coast on offensive coaching for a year with the hires to maintain continuity for Donte for this year and it bit him immediately. I think Dan will learn from this.

Ducks 20-17 3 TO's 3 sacks 185 PY's

Geez, boys. Both were fabulous and way above our pay grade. This Fabulous Forum welcomes all opinions and posts that help us all. Just being respectful to others is not to much to ask. Welcome...... Go Ducks........

All the talent in the world and no where to go with it. Teams like Texas, USC, Penn St (2025), and Alabama (Post Nick Saban) have all been criticized for spending the equivalent of a 3rd world nation's GDP to acquire some of the best players in the nation; all to come up short in the national title hunt. All share the same problem; a lack of identity. Oregon, unfortunately, has found its way onto this list. Division Street can pony up all the money in the world, snag 5 star after 5 star in consecutive recruiting classes. The results will be the same. This season is more proof of that than most fans were ready to accept. The offense lacks identity, plain and simple. When Chip Kelly is named dropped, there isn't a fan in the nation that doesn't immediately think speed, power run, QBs that made quick decisions and could use their feet. Mario Cristobal, like him or hate him, the guy had a vision for the team. Genuine beef dominated the O-line and behind them, a pair of under-the radar running backs in CJ Verdell and Travis Dye were able to fight for yardage. Yes, there were questions about his game management, under utilization of Justin Herbert's talent, and that freaking pistol formation for short yardage. But the man had a plan to execute, and recruited exactly who he wanted to make it happen. Dan Lanning's first 4 seasons as head coach saw a general continuation of the brand of football he cut his chops at. Kenny Dillingham and Will Stein designed a hybrid power gap, zone-blocking offense that propelled Bucky Irving into the stratosphere; with Jordan James hot on his heels. With NFL talent at receiver and tight end, getting the ball to skilled playmakers was not difficult. Both OCs had an eye for QB development and allowed reclamation projects like Bo Nix and Dillon Gabriel to pull themselves out of the middle of the pack and become Heisman contenders. The problem we have arrived at is there is zero general direction and development on the offensive side of the ball. We are, to this day, still shuffling the line to find what works best (yes, the Illinois game was an improvement). We try to run the ball for a little bit and then switch to the dink-and-dunk pass game. Our QBs have regressed substantially and the game does not seem to be slowing down in their heads for them. We aren't a power run team that opens the downfield passing attack up. We aren't pass first and run when the secondary drops into coverage. Heck, we aren't even a QB pull the ball and force the defense to cover all 11 players kind of team. The point I am trying to make is, Dan Lanning needs to re-establish an identity for his offense. He needs to bring in coaches (OC, O-line, QB) that understand what his vision is and develop players specifically to execute this plan. His next OC hire needs to demonstrate that he has a full grasp of this identity, bring his two cents into the fold, and then instill this mentality into every player and every coach on that side of the ball. I believe Lanning is a very intelligent coach, I think will right the ship. But teams like Georgia, Ohio State, and Saban's Alabama became dynasties precisely because they knew exactly what they wanted to do from the top down. Identity was never an issue. It needs to not continue to be an issue at Oregon.

Northwestern 24-13 3 TO 4 Sacks 160 Yards Passing

DUCKS 27-20 2 TO 3SACK 280 YRDS

NW wins 32-13 1 1 92 yards passing

27-10 Northwestern 1 turnover 2 sacks 88 yards passing

5 Oregon Ducks freshmen who need to flash down the stretch to ease roster concerns for 2027Autzen Zoo5 Oregon Ducks freshmen who need to flash down the stretc...The Oregon Ducks are heading down the stretch of what appears to be a lost season for Dan Lanning's program in a year that started with so much promise. With a

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Ducks win 20-17 1 - TO (Late in the game, then kick a field goal to win) 1 - Sack 189 - Passing yards. The Duck defense needs to play like they did against Texas Tech.

Oregon Weekly Practice Report: A Spark, a Reset and the Work That RemainsThe Ducks showed signs of renewed energy during Northwestern preparations, but Dan Lanning is looking for something more enduring than a good Wednesday practice.Oregon Weekly Practice Report: A Spark, a Reset and the W...The Ducks showed signs of renewed energy during Northwestern preparations, but Dan Lanning is looking for something more enduring than a good Wednesday practice.

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Struggling with locker room chemistry and inconsistent energy, the Ducks face a crossroads as their coach challenges players to rediscover their competitive fire following a disappointing stretch. "I think we're still a team that, at times, just doesn't handle adversity well. A lot of the things we ask our players to do are things that I don't think grown men do well. When it's good, there's a level of energy and effort. When it's not good, it almost looks like your dog died. You just can't operate that way in our profession and in the job that we do. You've got to bring it every single play. Today, there were some moments that were really good, and then there were some moments where it was like, "Hey, wait. Let's pause practice right now. Let's identify exactly where we're at. Let's talk about what we said our reaction was going to be. You've got to do something that most men don't do. There were moments when that showed up today. So I think there's been a spark and a focus there. We'll see what that translates to on Saturday. There are no guarantees." RoundtableSportsOregon HC Dan Lanning Says Team 'Doesn't Handle Adversity...Struggling with locker room chemistry and inconsistent energy, the Ducks face a crossroads as their coach challenges players to rediscover their competitive fire following a disappointing stretch.

Smile! I come bearing good news! Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Finally Get Positive News On Injury Report...A major storyline heading into the Oregon Ducks matchup with the Illinois Fighting Illini was the receiver availability. Four of the Ducks’ five leading receive

38-13 NU 0 sacks 0 take aways 113 yards passing