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Get to know Luke Fahey. Five Things To Know About Ohio State Freshman Quarterback Luke Fahey

Duckswire roundtable discussion post NWern. Takeaways from the NW game. Johnson's offense. Where is Oregon's advantage? What is Ohio St.'s advantage? (Ever heard of a Smith dude ((besides me)))? Keys to victory. Predictions: All have the Ducks covering and 1 out of 4 has us winning. Oregon vs. Ohio State predictions: Score picks, analysis

Coach Lanning explains the decision behind current offensive line makeup. Oregon Ducks On SIDan Lanning Breaks Down Decision Behind Current Offensive...It's no secret that the No. 23 Oregon Ducks (5-3 overall, 4-1 Big Ten) have struggled throughout the 2026 regular season with finding a successful lineup in the

Oregon Ducks' Defensive Line Quietly Fuels This Freshman BreakoutThe Oregon Ducks continue to see the rapid emergence of this true freshman along the offensive line. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks' Defensive Line Quietly Fuels This Freshman...With the talent that the No. 23 Oregon Ducks have on the roster in 2026, true freshmen haven’t received consistent opportunities to start or earn snaps. But ami

Oregon Weekly Practice Report: Young Ducks finding their footing as Columbus challenge approachesTommy Tofi’s emergence, a more cohesive offensive line, and growing confidence among Oregon’s young contributors highlight a week of preparation for Ohio State.Oregon Weekly Practice Report: Young Ducks finding their...Tommy Tofi’s emergence, a more cohesive offensive line, and growing confidence among Oregon’s young contributors highlight a week of preparation for Ohio State.

Crazy year for sure. These same things are said in a half of football every Saturday. The receipts are in the 100's of game chats

Oregon has lost every road game this season when wearing green and yellow.

I I don’t consider myself a Nega duck, and I have spoken to Charles recently. I haven’t been posting much since last weekend because I ended up having to have surgery on a bone spur and it’s been four days in the hospital for me…

Who is assuming UCLA wins out? They could lose their next four. Oregon should have tied them w/ Mehringer at OC. Min, Ill, Mi, USC Indy could lose two. USC, WA OSU after Or, has NW, Neb, Michigan. They won't lose 4, but could lose to any of those 4. They might not win all four. These games all have to be played. I think the Big 10 is going to be knocking each other off to the end. Could Oregon make it to the conf championship game with 3 conf losses? That is too much math for me to handle right now, but it might be possible. I am going to take a wild guess at the top half of the big 10 final records w/out checking my work: (just conf records) USC 7-2 Oregon 6-3 OSU 6-3 Indy 6-3 NW 5-4 UCLA 5-4 Min 5-4 Ill 5-4 I'm sure it won't be exactly this, but it could be this chaotic.

Football is too fast of a game for a player to be limited and still play. A cast on the hand is one thing, but just about anything else is a liability. Let the next guy play. I don't want to see Dante play if he is still "foggy". I don't want to see Jordon run slow when we can see Brandon make his cuts. The backups have been practicing since early August. I have confidence in them, even the freshmen.

I appreciate the levity. But they really looked like different teams each week. I mean they’ve started 4 different QBs: Moore, Thomas, Raiola, and Raiola’s inept twin brother.

2007 Re-Ducks, er, Redux? https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/50380000/2007-chaos-2026-season

Preseason predicted to make it to finals game. Close call game 1 - it's OK, hey it happens. Boise St does this to a lot of teams and always plays Oregon tough. OK St - what a bunch of pretenders. Ptd St and USC - everything is still on the table and all looks good. UCLA - the season is over. Nebraska - they can still go to playoffs, just can't lose anymore games. Illinois - the low point, rock bottom, sucked down the toilet. The program has never done less with more. (which is probably true at that point) Northwestern - if these Big10 teams lose these key games, Oregon can still win the conference. The hype, both good and bad is way overblown. The talk will be way over the top whether Oregon beats OSU or doesn't. That much I am absolutely sure of.

I dig these unis. I can see going away from the colors from time to time if they look good. And even when they go with official colors, there are some shades of green and yellow that I don't like. Candy apple green, canary yellow. All canary yellow. I'd rather see antifreeze helmets than that. The black with yellow is not good either. I still like the steel plates from the Dennis Dixon era. And I like the old white ones with the HUGE numbers. Also like the green/almost black from the LaMichael James days.

Week 10 T-25 vs. T-25 showdowns - https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/page/gamedaykickoff110526/week-10-top-games-upsets-preview I think Boise State can stop worrying about UTSA taking the G6 spot. In tonight's Alphabet Soup Bowl: FAU 60 - UTSA 29 (Utterly Trashed and Simply Awful😁 ).

Top ten recruits on Ohio St.'s roster. Getting to know 10 recruits of interest on the Ohio State roster

If Miami goes MIA in the final two games, fine. But without one of the best players in CFB, I want Miami to win and tag the Domers with a second loss to go 0-2 vs. the Top-25, and hopefully out of the committee's top-12 from Week 11 through December 6th.

What goes around ... 😁

Without Toney the next 3 games look a lot tougher. @ND v.Duke v.VT. Is it to much to ask for a 3 loss Miami?

A Committee of Juan. 😁 The following ranking is as objective as it gets. But you have to use rankings from some source. This ranking uses ESPN's Strength of Record (SOR) and Strength of Schedule (SOS) Rankings through Week 9. I added a team's SOR and SOS rankings and ranked the top-12 teams by the result. The lower the total, the better the ranking. FYI, Oregon's SOR is 28 + 21 SOS = 49. Not in the top-12, but not far off. 1. Kentucky - SOR 2 + SOS 8 = 10 2. Ole Miss - SOR 7 + SOS 4 = 11 3. Alabama - 8 +7 = 15 4. Florida - 15 + 3 = 18 Tied 5 - Ohio State 9 + 10 and Texas 10 + 9 =19 7. Indiana 4 + 31 = 35 No. 8 LSU - 16 + 23 = 39 Tied 9 - Georgia, Miami, USC - 41 No. 12 - Tennessee - 18 + 25 = 43 GIGO? Perhaps. But the above rankings are based on statistics, not whimsy that has Ohio State ranked 8 places below a team it defeated and ranked 5 places above a team it lost to, a USC team that's 7-2 compared to Ohio State's 6-2. At least one thing that is crystal clear from the committee's 1st ranking: Ohio State should have played a G6 team at home instead of playing at Texas. Yet I'm certain that every committee member in the room wants to see better out-of-conference games.

Luck of the Irish. 🤬

Malachi Toney is having surgery, so Notre Dame’s chances to beat Miami this weekend just got better.

We have a chance, but it's a lot to hope for at this stage. I would be happy at 8-4.

I love it. I well remember their athletic director's condescending remarks in the late 1970s about our financial position.