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Oregon 52-13 3 takeaways 5 sacks 319 passing yds

Oregon 41-20 2 2 256

Spot On. UVA is the oldest team in CFB this season, and QB Pribula played well coming off an injury he suffered last season at Missouri. Georgia has many players returning from a young 2025 team that won another SEC title, plus an underrated QB in Gunner Stockton. The schedule is daunting but not as bad as the last two seasons. In 2026, the Sugar and Orange Bowls are semifinal game bowl sites, and teams are not tied to historic bowl sites. If seeded high enough, Georgia could play its opening 2nd-round game in the Peach Bowl. But there could be a lot of competition for a Peach Bowl spot if the B1G champ is from the Midwest, Miami wins the ACC, and Notre Dame finishes in the top 4. I think UGA wins the SEC and advances to the semifinals, at least.

Oregon 42-6 2 turnovers 3 sacks 250 yards passing

Oregon 38-17 2 TO 4 sacks 285 yds passing That 24.5 pt spread seems a bit high to me. If Oregon gets up by 3TDs there will be lots of 2's and 3's in the game and things may stall some. Boise St will rely on the ground game for as long as they can as their strength and to slow things down. They will be forced to throw once the Ducks get up by a few scores creating sacks and a turnover or two.

Ducks Win 56-12 3 TO 5 Sacks 356 yards passing It's so bad that Byron Hout punches himself!

Presuming the sunny weather prediction holds (since it Never Rains…): Ducks 42 - 10 1 TO 2 sacks 274 PYG

38-24 Ducks 2 TO 3 Sacks 295 PYG Late score by Boise State in the 4th quarter with our starters pulled makes it look closer than it really is.

41-17 Ducks 2 TO 3 Sacks 305 PYG

Ducks 38 Boise 21 3 TOs 3 sacks 235 YP

"Projected" depth chart. Tune in Saturday for the official version. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/09/03/oregon-football-depth-chart-boise-state-prediction/91560589007/

TE transfer amazed at Moore's acuracy. Oregon Transfer Names Quarterback Dante Moore's One 'Crazy' Ability

44 - 6 Duh(cks) 3 TOs 5 sacks 303 pygs

45-17 Oregon 2 to 4 sacks 318 pyg

Ducks Do It 45-17 3 2 315

I just asked ChatGPT how many points was Oregon favored by in 2024? The answer was 18.5. I expect Boise State to bring their game. DUCKS WIN! 31-21 2 2 284 yards

The season's prediction contests begins! Guesses on other threads don't count--only those here, and only those completely filled out as before. Let's have fun with it as we have so many years in the past... Let me know: --Which team wins: --Score: Tiebreakers: (Must include) --How many turnovers by the opponent created by Oregon? --How many sacks on the opponent by Oregon? --Oregon's passing yards? My prediction of Oregon vs. Boise State: Oregon 48-20 3 3 292

Virginia is an interesting team--one of the oldest and most seasoned teams in the country. Where have we seen that formula for success the past three years? Let's not be too quick to write the Cavs out of ACC contention (or the playoffs) at this point. They could well surprise us all.

No disrespect meant for Dante, but preseason QB ratings are notoriously inaccurate when compared to postseason accomplishments. But, hey, we have to have something to wonder about before the first KOs of the season. Go Ducks

In today's game, that kind of hit is: Over the Line! 😁

Depth chart? We don't need no stinkin' depth chart! Dan is not releasing a depth chart, and I get it. So, here goes: 10-2 39 points per game average. 22 points on average given up by the defense. PO 7th seed. Defeat 10th seed LSU in Autzen. Georgia in the Peach Bowl, and Mario and Miami in Las Vegas to capture Natty Uno. BEAT BOISE!

The Justin Wilcox special....aka, why Justin never got a sniff of the UO sideline as a coach.

“We worked hard all the way to this point while nobody was watching. … What we did in the dark will eventually come to the light.” — Bear Alexander Fall camp is over. Now we find out what actually carries onto the field. 🏈 My Week 1 Practice Report: Practice Report Week One 2026: The work has to showFall camp was about building options, creating competition and finding out who could handle more. Now Oregon is narrowing those options and preparing to see which ones hold up against Boise State.

ROC Boys Football - Four Things We Need to see vs Boise State

That’s a good question. If universities/colleges do cross that line and cede control of football student-athletes to become paid employees, where does that eventually lead? What can of worms does that open, and what long term effect might it have on the role of these institutions as educators? More immediately, what effect - by setting such a precedent - might that have on other student groups looking to the courts to open their way to the same relationship with those institutions? By once replacing the educational model of open inquiry with the role of ‘Me First’, you may have introduced the potential for an unexpected and long lasting domino effect on our institutions of higher learning. Nothing and no one is not vulnerable to the effects of unfettered greed once that door is legally opened.