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Players talk about Tuioti. Let's hope he is the Gipper. Oregon Football: Ducks players react to Teitum Tuioti injury

FAN derives from the word FANATIC! "A fanatic is a person who shows extreme, unreasonable, and uncritical enthusiasm, devotion, or zeal for a cause, belief, or activity." Rarely have met or known a Fanatic that also applies LOGIC to their fanatical perspectives. Sometimes myself included. NUFF SAID. GO QUACKERS ALL YA FELLOW FANATICAL DUCKHEADS!!! 🦆

Dan Lanning is coaching at a level I don't think I have ever witnessed. Probably the best coaching job of any power coach this year. Amazing to watch, brilliant job Dan. It's easy to coach with a light breeze. Much harder to sail that ship in a hurricane. We are blessed to witness what we are experiencing this season

Let's see who qualifies to throw the first stone.

https://goducks.com/news/2026/11/11/mens-basketball-three-point-barrage-lifts-ducks-to-victory Another impressive win, albeit against lesser competition once again. But this team is making a statement that they WANT to compete. A few more games like this but start to get serious with Pepperdine, St. Johns, and Beavis all coming up in the next 2 weeks. Think we will know a bit more about how competitive this team can actually become. GO DUCKS B-Ball!

Michigan has a very aggressive defensive style as opposed to bend don't break or making you sustain long drives. We have to be able to counter their aggressiveness. Screens are a good option. Also the throwing slots and other quick routes I've he head of the blitzer.

It's going to continue to be a trend of less and less inconsistency. I do agree the one area of success for Mehringer was the overloads and extra blockers on runs. It gives it away that you are running, but if the box is already loaded because it's an early down and they've already assumed you are running, then might as well try to get a numbers and mass advantage. Raiola needs to have more audible options against a loaded box on early downs too.

If he is to be held accountable for the losses, he should be held accountable for the wins also. I would say he's done pretty good.

Buried in a thread below about this week's article by David Marsh is a claim that even after this incredible victory in the 'Shoe over Ohio State....that the poster believes that Dan Lanning should be held accountable for the three losses this year, and has hinted/implied more than once that he should be fired and replaced. Even when there were calls in this forum for his replacement after the loss to Illinois, I felt that since Lanning had won so many games for us, and the obvious coaching talent was there--we should let him continue his learning journey at Oregon as he will surely correct the situation. He, as well as the fans see what the problems are, and let's allow him to solve them? The problems on offense were improved upon by a factor I never could have imagined. Yes, the run-blocking needs much more improvement, but the difference in scoring in just two games against ranked opponents is simply amazing to me. I have all the confidence that he will solve Oregon's other issues in the off-season. The assertions against him were how his five-year track record should have been better, but the chart below after the Ohio State win shows his track record in 4.75 years at Oregon....tied for second in all of college football for the most wins. The raw coaching talent is there and has already been shown, and I believe that we will all see the coaching upside that he has left. Above shows the number of wins in college football over the last 4.75 years, and he is tied with Ohio State, and only lags No. 1 Georgia at this point. He has things to solve and upside left as a coach....and he knows that, yet he's done this much winning already? I would ask fans to give him the chance to implement his changes, and see how it impacts the next three years. What does it say about the fans of two schools tied for second in the most wins over the last five years in college football--to call for the heads of both coaches? In both cases after just three losses in one season? Regardless of the results of the final three games of the regular season and whatever awaits us in post-season...it is evident we have a head coach who is one of the best head coaches in the country, and let's see what he can continue to do for us! Do you think we could be the victims of some trolls? I could not help but notice that those who are the most "over-the-top" negative were not here for all the winning of recent years; they showed up and registered only after the first loss of this season. (Again, discussing the negative is fine, as I've done that too, but a few OBD members take it too far) Do you agree? Do you think fans are correct, or going overboard asking for Dan's "accountability" after his three losses and the win in Columbus?

Initial Availability Report for No. 16 Oregon vs. MichiganOn3Initial Availability Report for No. 16 Oregon vs. MichiganThe latest availability details for Oregon Football's Week 11 home matchup against the Michigan Wolverines.

Oregon vs. Michigan position-by-position: Who has the edge? https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/11/12/oregon-football-tale-of-the-tape-for-ducks-vs-michigan-wolverines/92720921007/

There's a uniform committee of 5-6 players that decide the combos in the spring, so the uniform selection process isn't the "distraction" that some folks claim it is when they're fuming following the games we struggle in and looking for something to blame. If i could recall the interview to link it, I would, but I remember back in the pre-season, someone asked one of the players what games they were looking forward to for the uniform that was picked, and their response was UCLA (Origin of Speed) and Ohio State, so they definitely know what they're wearing far in advance. And with all the different elements they have--especially the different facemasks and decal options at their disposal--Kenny Farr & team need to know far in advance so they can coordinate all the necessary changes and preparation. All that to say while I'm oh so tired of black, I really like the chrome facemask against the matte black lid. Looks sharp, and I think the recruits agree.

A coach who can bring out the confidence in Raiola is a good coach. Jay Johnson is a welcome discovery for Our Beloved Ducks! Oregon Ducks On SIDan Lanning’s Comments on Dylan Raiola’s Confidence Speak...The No. 16 Oregon Ducks have witnessed a surge of consistency behind center. Quarterback Dylan Raiola switched from a struggling midseason starter to helping ke

Yeah. Not my favorite.

Oregon 2 turnovers 3 sacks 237 passing

Great question. This O line is getting better. The talent is there and the experience is getting there. They will grow a lot in experience playing Mich. Hopefully get the win and keep choppin. 30+ points is going to be tough. 100+ yards on the ground is going to be tough. 200+ passing yards is going to be tough. This is a top 5 defense. Going to be a rock fight. Minimize mistakes and ball control

I like the black. With the green highlight is look great.

Oregon 18-10 1 TO 3 Sacks 205 yds passing Defensive battle. OBD really miss Tuitoti and gets burned once on that side in his absence, but Wyatt (providing he plays at 100%) gets a critical sack. Offense struggles to run the ball but Raiola does just enough thru the air. Hurych is clutch when he needs to be.

Even when they were bad, they still had some good moments. But this is what reaching potential looks like. They need to build on it vs Michigan.

This was an interesting result: This week: • Illinois upsets UCLA • USC upsets Indiana • Oregon over Mich, tOSU over NW, Iowa over Purdue, Wisc over Mary Next week: • Iowa beats Illinois • Oregon, tOSU, UCLA, USC, Wisconsin, and Indiana win games as favorites Last week: • USC beats UCLA • Oregon beats UW, tOSU beats UM, Indiana beats Purdue, Wisconsin beats Minnesota, and Iowa beats Neb Seven way tie for first place in the B1G at 7-2. Tie-breaker puts USC versus tOSU in the B1G Championship game in a rematch. Oregon, Indiana, Iowa, UCLA, and Wisconsin as co-champs all left out.

I think they can, but they will have to be more creative than dives up the middle with the spread personnel. Bring in an extra OT. Sub in the backup TEs for the WRs. Put an H back in the backfield. Have plays with two RBs. Try the fly sweep. Bring in Smith to run a zone read once in a while. They had some mixed success with the wildcat. Ducks were 2nd and 10 all day long vs OSU. But they still moved the chains. That won't last forever. Even if the O line is perfect, that leaves 6 unblocked on defense, unless the TE and WRs handle everyone else. They will need to give some new looks.

I didn't like it before and I still don't like it. I am getting tired of black. How bout something like this??? They could "spice" this up just a little (A LITTLE) and still be OK.

I just keep getting more nervous about this game. We can't run the ball and we will be playing in a rainstorm. Even if we weren't, we have yet to see good Raiola against an excellent pass rush. We aren't getting to 20+ points on offense. Our only hope is the new OC isn't much of an upgrade and theu struggle to run north and south on us.

Ducks bounce back. Ehis Etute turns in career-day, as Oregon bounces back from first loss with bludgeoning of Vermont

NG news, Wyatt probable, Davidson out. Oregon running back Jordon Davison to miss another game, Nasir Wyatt listed as probable