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Not sure what to think of this...

Pretty darn good for Oregon!

I disagree. With a senior defensive line returning--these talented reserves will play, but not establish their stats until 2027...

Yet with all that talent returning at Oregon....nearly 2/3rds of the Big-10 has an older overall roster. A ton of great young-guns on this team!

What a talented team returning!

Moore dreams like these, please. Oregon Ducks On SINFL Insiders Share Eye-Opening Dante Moore Intel Before O...Oregon quarterback Dante Moore elected to forgo the 2026 NFL Draft, where he was a top-5 projected pick, and return for another season of Ducks football. Moore'

NFL scouts want to see more of Moore. NFL Insiders Share Eye-Opening Dante Moore Intel Before Oregon Season

Two incoming transfers, Perich and Hooks. I think Perich has the easier path to playing time. Two Incoming Transfers Ready to Become Stars for Oregon Ducks

LB room. No portal additions, so home-grown will have to do. Oregon Ducks linebacker depth chart, preview for 2026 season

Great post, Gat. Thank you for the objectivity. Man, I miss the Ole Ball Coach and his sense of humor. Sankey, of course, has the right to do things his way. But three years ago, he was on a pedestal as the man who would save college football by calling Tony Petitti's PO format bluff. Today? His own ADs and coaches are questioning his judgment. Hats off to Jon Sumrall for calling out Kiffin when Kiffin tried to compare his leaving playoff-bound Ole Miss for LSU to Jon Sumrall, when Jon was leaving Tulane for Florida and was allowed to coach Tulane in a first-round playoff game against Ole Miss. Jon was quick to point out the apples-and-oranges comparison. With the blessing of the Tulane administration, Jon was moving up from the G5 to the Power 2 while Kiffin was slithering his way from Ole Miss to LSU, a move that slightly perturbed the Mississippi administration on down. Mark your football calendars for September 19, 2026, when Lane returns to Oxford. 7:30 PM Eastern/ 6:30 Central local time kickoff. Take the Over on Herbie, Rece, and Saint Nick being in Oxford. I imagine all of the Ole Miss fans will be as sober as the judge who handed Trinidad Chambliss another year of eligibility and will treat Lame with the same respect he received in Knoxville when he returned with Ole Miss after bolting on the Vols for USC. Golf balls, anyone? Kiffin also has a return engagement in Knoxville this season. Gat, as you well know, AAU member Florida has sterling academics. LSU paid $54 million to jettison Bryan Kelly. LSU is paying Lame $91 million over seven years, a $13 million a year base salary. But Kiffin did win two conference championships at FAU, the team the Gators open against this season. 🙃 How many Nobel Prize-winning profs could LSU have hired for approximately $150 million? Lame brings LSU to the Swamp on September 26th, the Saturday after the LSU game at Ole Miss. Should be very interesting to watch the welcoming Florida fans extend to Lame, who stiff-armed the Gators before taking the LSU job. 😁 Thank you for being such a good Friend of the Forum. Best of luck to Coach Sumrall and your Gators in 2026. BEAT LSU! Please!

Interesting hires by NW coach Braun. NW brought in Chip as OC and Jerry Neuheisel as the QB coach. Chip and Jerry have their work cut out coaching QB Aiden Chiles, who started at Oregon State, followed John Smith to Michigan State, and lost his starting job last season to jersey-stitcher nightmare Alessio Milivojevic. Chip flamed out with the Raiders, but he was not working with a top NFL roster, and Pete Carroll was past his prime. Chip has his construction uniform on in honor of the renovated Ryan Field, scheduled to open in early October. 35,000 capacity in a state-of-the-art, wired to the max, stadium. https://nusports.com/facilities/ryan-field NW plays a cruel and unusual 11 straight games in 2026 without a week off. A Halloween visit to Eugene and Autzen on October 31st will be NW's 7th game in a row. The only break in the schedule is that one of the 11 games is at home vs G6 Ball State. The week before the game at Ohio State on a spooky evening could be a trap game for OBD. Ohio State pays a Halloween visit to USC. Colorado is NW's P4 OOC opponent. The game will be played at Martin Stadium, where OBD played NW last season. I think NW will go over 5.5 wins with six or seven victories and again, go bowling. David, great call on Nick A. No defense shut down Cam Newton like the Oregon D shut him down in the BCS title game. Nick's D came through. Chip's O?

He absolutely did and he came into lead an Oregon's taff that was a ton of vets and old timers. And in all honesty they kinda worked out some of the bugs to the up tempo offense under Bellotti. Alioti knew and understood that the up tempo offense meant the defense response needed to change. People tend to have strong feelings about the whole bend-but-don't-break defense but with Oregon limited recruiting strength and talent pool that was the best option to keep the defense on the field for a long time. The support around Chip at Oregon was special and allowed him to do what he was best at. He didn't have that anywhere else... Well Ohio State I guess. We'll see how he does at North Western.

On this episode of the Autzen Audibles podcast, Oregon edge coach Kamran Araghi joins the show. Araghi was promoted to a full-time assistant role this offseason, but coaching the team's OLBs is nothing new. He explains how his responsibilities have changed and how the annual Oregon coast trip began before diving into break downs of every scholarship player in his room.

I have to admit, I completely lost track of Chip after the Las Vegas Raiders fiasco. I know that there are some who still dislike how he left Oregon, and when I see highlights of those Duck teams....dang, what a show that was!! I am of the opinion that Chip caught lightening in a bottle with the group of players Oregon had at that time and how they incorporated into the system. He struggled to adapt past that at many of his stops. I bear him no ill will, Oregon certainly secured a center stage spot since Chip. It almost pains me to see him here now....but who knows, maybe Northwestern can become an offensive juggernaut.

I have been loving the deserved bashing of the SEC on here. From the denial about the B1G surpassing it by winning the last three titles, to complaining about playing nine conference game. The threats to separate because now the ACC and Big 12 agree on the the 24 team playoff, over the 16 team model. People crying that the SEC will get punished with more 9-3 teams being left out, despite Alabama getting the benefit of the doubt every year when the committee could've put in Ohio State, Florida State, and Notre Dame over them. How many times did an SEC champion get left out? Heck, how many times did an SEC team get in without even winning the conference? But, I am proud to say that the Florida coach isn't making any excuses. He said he would never make excuses, and that his expectation is to always win. He won't cry about a nine game conference schedule, because if you want to be the best, you are going to have to beat the best. So I love calling the SEC on it's bull crap. Since when did we get so soft in the south? That's not the mentality I grew up with. Spurrier would call out anybody, and go for the win. Urban Meyer openly said his squad deserved a crack at the perceived unbeatable 2006 Buckeyes. No running, no hidden messages. Tim Tebow openly apologized for losing one game in 2008, he vowed that nobody would play harder, and nobody did for the rest of that year. But for some reason, we are meant to think the SEC deserves at least a quarter of every playoff bracket because our depth is the best. How stupid is that? If our top three teams can't make it to the championship, why would our even worse teams fare? That will be the last time I use the term is, as I hate that collective word. I will never be an SEC.... SEC...goof. If Oregon plays Georgia, LSU, or Alabama in the playoffs, I'm hoping Oregon does what I diana did to Alabama, or Ohio State did to Tennessee. I'm sick of this denial of truths. The SEC won seven straight titles, and I didn't hear anybody trying to deny who was the best. The B1G began to invest more into their programs, they got better. Now that everyone can pay for players, it's obvious the power has shifted. The SEC can cry and deny the truth, or they can look for ways to improve. I don't really care either way. I just want the whining to stop. I want the excuses to end, and I want to see the best teams play each other. I want an SEC/B1G scheduling agreement. END OF RANT. https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/jon-sumrall-isn-t-complain-190436187.html

At least six college athlete/students will make more base salary than LeBron Oregon Ducks QB Dante Moore to make more than LeBron James in 2026 I guess make that eight. 8 CFB players who will make more money than LeBron James in 2026 | SuperWest Sports

Ready to take on triple teams with these lifts. Oregon's Bear Alexander, A'Mauri Washington flex impressive summer workouts Defensive Lineman Bear Alexander Fuels Oregon Buzz With Offseason Warning

Another ND / Duck edge battle for 2028. 2028 EDGE Darieon Prescott sets commit date, considering Oregon, Notre Dame

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College kickers are more chaotic... The best ones will take it without too much of a problem but the vast majority will not be automatic. Or just bump the starting position to the 50. I do kinda like the sudden death 2 point conversation exchange at the 3rd OT. Granted what I hate about it is that it can take a lot of time in transition as it's one play and flip sides... Repeat until winner. Annoying from a viewer experience as it's just one play. Give them 4 total plays from the 20 and see how it goes. I might have to write another article on better overtime formats.

Nitwit, really. You're giving Nitwits a bad rap.

I'm with you. That's why I noted using the NFL postseason rules, where each team gets possession. No coin toss, score, and you win the game without the opponent having a chance to score. The 40-yard line as the college starting spot is a good idea. Although with kickers routinely making 50 yard FGs today? Please, keep the articles coming.

I hate the NFL OT rules. College football falls into the shootout far more often than the NFL does and the NFL OT rules favor who wins the coin toss too much when that happens. Granted I'd be cool with backing the starting place up to the 40 yard line. Though I do prefer the college football OT rules to the NFL ones as both teams get a shot on offense and defense.

Terrific comment. But it comes out of rugby more than soccer. It's long been a rule in Australian Rules Football and is akin to a free kick in soccer. In the regular season, I'm all in favor of getting rid of overtime. And in the postseason, I'm in favor of adopting the NFL postseason OT rules. IMO, starting from the 25-yard line is chicken spit.