All Activity

3 potential X-Factors for Oregon that could determine Week 2's road game vs. Oklahoma StateAutzen Zoo3 potential X-Factors for Oregon that could determine Wee...The Boise State game is now in the past for the Oregon Ducks as Dan Lanning and the staff turn the page to the matchup with the Oklahoma State Cowboys. While Or

The 3 simple fixes Oregon should execute to improve against Oklahoma StateThe 3 fixes Oregon needs to make in Week 21. Giving Jordon Davison the ball moreOregon being down by as much as 10 points in the first half eliminated the Ducks' rushing attack for part of the game, but just 22 carries for the running backs is a number that should start to trend up. Davison was the most effective of the Ducks' duo picking up 90 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries, averaging 7.5 yards. Given the strength of the Ducks' offensive line, Oregon should be able to create big holes against this Oklahoma State defense, and wear the Cowboys down while keeping their potentially explosive offense on the sidelines. 2. Cutting down on the penaltiesOne of the easiest issues Oregon can address moving from Week 1 to Week 2 is cutting down on the self inflicted errors. Oregon racked up 10 penalties accounting for 90 yards while Boise State committed just 3 penalties for 25 yards. The Ducks need to especially cut down on the 15-yard personal fouls that are easiest to eliminate. 3. 3rd and 4th down efficiencyThe biggest reason the Boise State game was as close as it was is the fact that the Ducks went 4-12 on 3rd downs and 0-2 on 4th downs. The Ducks are going to need to do a better job of staying ahead of the sticks, and making the later downs easier, and part of that may be running the ball more. Both 4th down plays looked to be schemed up well, and with better execution this week, the Ducks' offense should stay on the field longer. Autzen ZooThe 3 simple fixes Oregon should execute to improve again...After a hard fought victory against Boise State, the Oregon Ducks turn the page to their Week 2 matchup against Oklahoma State. While the game was closer than e

Defensive Coordinator Chris Hampton and junior wide receiver Jeremiah McClellan join Jerry Allen, Mike Jorgensen and Joey Mac in the studio ahead of the Ducks’ road trip to Oklahoma State.

What should Oregon expect from Oklahoma State's offense?Oklahoma State's air raid offense to test Oregon's secondary https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/09/10/oregon-football-oklahoma-state-offensive-preview-week-2/91684552007/

Another voice saying "Never schedule Boise State again!" Oregon Ducks On SIDavid Pollack Drops Strong Take on Oregon Ducks' Win Over...Even though the No. 6 Oregon Ducks are focused on their first road game of the season ahead against the Oklahoma State Cowboys, media members across the country

Oregon will debut its greeen helmets with white O logos and a white facemask in their Week 2 trip to Oklahoma State. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/oregon-uniforms-football-oklahoma-state-generation-o-helmet-week-2--289726104/

From Both Sidelines: Oregon and Oklahoma State are talking about the same thingsDan Lanning and Eric Morris came out of very different Week 1 results, but their conversations this week keep returning to execution, physicality, explosives and the quarterback.From Both Sidelines: Oregon and Oklahoma State are talkin...Dan Lanning and Eric Morris came out of very different Week 1 results, but their conversations this week keep returning to execution, physicality, explosives and the quarterback.

Wednesday War Room: Oklahoma State is almost an entirely new football teamEric Morris inherited a program coming off a 1-11 season. With 91 newcomers, a familiar core and a very messy opening Saturday later, Oregon heads to Stillwater facing something much harder to define.Wednesday War Room: Oklahoma State is almost an entirely...Eric Morris inherited a program coming off a 1-11 season. With 91 newcomers, a familiar core and a very messy opening Saturday later, Oregon heads to Stillwater facing something much harder to define.

The War Room introduced Oklahoma State. The Scouting Room goes underneath the hood. How Eric Morris wants to stress Oregon, where the Cowboys are most dangerous, what Tulsa exposed — and where the Ducks can attack. The premium deep dive is LIVE. 🦆🏈 Wednesday War Room: Oklahoma State is almost an entirely...Eric Morris inherited a program coming off a 1-11 season. With 91 newcomers, a familiar core and a very messy opening Saturday later, Oregon heads to Stillwater facing something much harder to define.

Oregon’s first in-season practice report; what changed after Boise State, where the Ducks are tightening things up, what players and coaches say is carrying into Stillwater. More quotes. More context. My full free weekly practice report: Weekly Practice Report: Oregon turns Week 1 film into Wee...August gave us Oregon’s language: accountability, competition, player-led leadership. After Boise State supplied evidence, the Ducks spent this week turning those ideas into corrections.

Game 1 turned out to be a no risk game... So didn't see the youngsters and newcomers so much. Hoping to see them this week against Ok State.

A couple of thoughts . . . How about some fade routes for these guys? I think I only saw a couple last year to anyone. Feed the heights! It was only game 1 for Drew and usually OCs like to keep things basic in the "pre season".

Getting Bair involved will be big in this as he has the height and jumps to win most of those 50-50 balls. Getting Johnson down the field as well will help with a lot of these too. And Harrison! the dude is like 6'7'' and could absolutely win most of those 50-50 balls.

Excellent analysis and thoughts. One thing I'd like to add is that, we need to let our receivers go win the ball. JMac has been excellent at this! Indiana and USC are not throwing to wide open receivers. They are letting their receivers go up and win those battles. We have the most talented receiver room at Oregon ever! Let those guys make some plays. I want to see DAK go beast mode.

Helfrich did that with Carrington in the 2015 rose bowl. Got a touchdown out of it.

Since it was the last play of he game you could overturn the ruling and still have a clear winner. Definitely worth the protest. It's not too late.

You don't think the Ducks were doing a rope a dope do you? 😃

I do bet, and I bet on Boise State last weekend. Of course, I rooted against my financial interest because I wanted the Ducks to win by a hundy. But free money is free money. We all knew we weren't going to cover that number.

Boise State provided a terrific Week 1 test for OBD. After a close loss, Boise moved up in the AP Poll from being ranked 28th to 26th. After the "Quad 1 win," Oregon was logically dropped from ranked 2nd to 6th. 🤪 For Week 2 Big Ten games not cited below, Search: 'football schedules bigten.org.' All times are Pacific. AP Poll rankings. --- Friday - 9/11 - Rutgers -8.5 at Boston College - 5 PM Fox - B1G vs ACC After its Week 1 debacle, Rutgers is favored? Two of the worst teams in CFB, but worth a look to watch 9/11 victims honored. --- Saturday - 9/12 - No. 6 Oregon -22.5 at Oklahoma State - 9 AM ESPN - B1G vs B12 This game lost some of its luster with the Cowboys' Week 1 loss to Tulsa. But Boone Pickens Stadium is a tough place to play at any time, and tougher with a 9 AM body-clock start and hot, humid weather conditions accompanied by NOISE! --- Duke at Illinois -6.5 - 12:30 FS1 - B1G vs ACC Both teams won their Week 1 games. Transfer QB Katin Houser had a good opening game for the Illini, but the new 3-3-5 D was shaky. Oregon plays at Illinois on October 24th. --- No. 35 UCLA -8.5 vs San Diego State - 4:15 PM BTN - B1G vs Pac-12 Bob Chesny and the Bruins got off to a terrific start last week, taking down Cal 45 to 24 in front of 63,000-plus fans in Cal's sold-out Memorial Stadium. Against Tosh's D, UCLA put up 461 yards, 277 yards rushing. I hope close to 40,000 fans will show up at the Rose Bowl. SDS is expected to compete for the Pac-12 title. Will the Bruins show the same intensity as in Week 1? UCLA visits Autzen on October 10th. --- NO. 14 USC -30.5 vs Louisiana - 8 PM BTN - B1G vs Sun Belt 2-0 SC is ranked behind many 1-0 teams that have played equal or lesser competition. With three cupcakes OOC and its opening B1G game at Rutgers, SC will get no Top-10 respect unless and until it can defeat Oregon in the Coli on September 26th. --- All three of the Week 2 B1G vs SEC matchups are included below in On3's Top 10 Week 2 CFB Games. Oklahoma is favored over Michigan. Mississippi State is favored over Minnesota. Texas is favored over Ohio State. Lose all three games and the noise out of Dixie will be deafening. All times Eastern - On3Top 10 games to watch Week 2 of college football seasonOhio State-Texas and Oklahoma-Michigan top the list of the best college football games for Week 2 of the 2026 season. Lasso the Cowboys!

Oregon’s Scouting Report for Oklahoma State Comes With a TwistWith 91 new Oklahoma State Cowboys players, how much can the Oregon Ducks really know about their Week 2 opponent? Oregon Ducks On SIOregon’s Scouting Report for Oklahoma State Comes With a...The No. 6 Oregon Ducks are 1-0 to open the 2026 season, but their narrow 34-27 win over Boise State came with a cost. The Ducks dropped from No. 2 to No. 6 in t

Everything Dan Lanning said before Oregon’s road trip to Oklahoma StateOregon head coach Dan Lanning previews the Ducks’ road matchup at Oklahoma State and discusses Ziyare Addison, Dakorien Moore and more. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/everything-dan-lanning-said-before-oregons-road-trip-to-oklahoma-state-289717721/

The fact of the matter is that Our Beloved Ducks needed Boise State to play that well. It's all out in the open now, the things need to be worked on. Also the "national title talk" is now gone, and the jinx that comes with it. My hope is that they have a hard week of practice and are determined to make amends.

I don't bet ... and I wouldn't bet on the Ducks because Dan Lanning does not give a crap about the spread. He only cares about the win. I think here even if the Ducks did blow out the Broncos and the reserves did get some play, Boise State probably would have back-door covered anyways. Lanning would have seen he had the game under control and was giving his reserves valuable reps. Betting on a Lanning team to cover the spread is a risky proposition.

The Heat is On! Oregon Ducks On SIOklahoma State Weather Intensifies Oregon Ducks’ Road Cha...EUGENE - The No. 6 Oregon Ducks are facing another piece of adversity in their first road game of the 2026 football season. The Ducks are traveling to an unfam

Thanks for sharing posts like this, even though it's obviously biased. It makes for a fun discussion for us fans. But I do hope Lanning and the team read this type of articles too. It will surely fire them up! Go Ducks!