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Just absolutely utterly brutal......

Nice article David. I think Lanning is a great coach for both the Oregon fanbase and the Oregon brand. He's a modern guy that relates to the modern player. He believes in an exciting style of play which is entertaining to watch. His style of coaching translates to many players moving on the next level and having success there. I know it was impossible to make the OC change after the Nebraska win. It's hard not to contemplate the what ifs about making that change at halftime at Illinois. It has been wild watching Lanning 2.0 materialize right before our eyes. I think he has been listening to the force ghost of Kenny Rodgers. You got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em.

The hits just keep on coming. 🤬 Healing blessings for Mr. TT. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/11/10/oregon-football-teitum-tuioti-injury-impact/92701991007/

You could say it was luck that Ohio State whacked the Ducks in the Rose Bowl CFP Quarterfinal. However, I believe the Ducks were out coached and outplayed. Just like our win on Saturday, Ohio State was out coached and out played. Not much luck involved.

I could not d I could not disagree more strongly. I went to the game in person. Oregon essentially dominated that game from mid-2nd quarter onwards. They dominated both lines and pushed Ohio State around the field. Not only did they not get any sacks on DR, but he really only came under serious pressure on two dropbacks. Further, the two late touchdowns occurred when the outcome of the game was already decided and Oregon essentially went into prevent defense mode. I also don't exactly know what Ohio State's QB had to do with Oregon calling a screen pass at the perfect time (anticipating the blitz call) or Dierre Hill breaking a 48-yard run through the B-gap or Tuiotti throwing a phenomenal jump pass to Matayo on a fake punt that caught the Buckeyes with their pants down. Like I said.....I couldn't disagree more strongly.

Morning all and happy Thursday. I know Lanning has restored a lot of our trust and faith in him these past two weeks with two back to back ranked wins and I think he's proving he has what it takes to get the job done. Lanning is the Right Coach to get the Ducks a ChampionshipThe Ducks are a long shot from making the College Football Playoff, though it's not impossible, they are also an long shot to make the Big Ten Championship game, but again, not impossible.

Offensive line still sucks too. The scheme right now is built around allowing the offensive line to actually function. But the offensive line is still a major liability.

Notre Dame is officially required to play 10 Power 4 teams to be eligible. So their 2027 schedule is in compliance (two Big-10 opponents, one SEC opponent, one Big-12 opponent and six ACC opponents).

I humbly disagree. I don't think the 24-team playoff will automatically guarantee better out-of-conference games. The only way to guarantee that is to REQUIRE it with a rule. Let me give you one piece of evidence. Three years ago they tripled the size of the playoff--from 4 teams to 12 teams. Did that result in better out of conference schedules.......heck no!!!!!! Despite tripling access to the playoff, the out of conference slate was super weak this year. Teams like Indiana and Penn State scheduled three cupcakes without hesitation. The Big Noon game on week 1 was Indiana vs. North Texas!!! Thankfully, they are at least requiring 1 P4/ND out of conference game, which will help somewhat. It'd be MUCH better if they required 2 such games however.

Just look how lucky Hill gets as the sea just parts in front of him as he just casually strolls in for the TD.

With luck like this, who needs to be good?

Three rising Ducks and three falling Ducks. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Stock Report: Three Rising Ducks, Three Falling Af...The No. 23 Oregon Ducks (6-3, 4-2 Big Ten) overcame a 14-point deficit for the second consecutive week to stun No. 12 Ohio State (6-3, 4-2, Big Ten) 41-28 at th

Everything Dan Lanning Said Monday Ahead of Oregon's Matchup With MichiganOregon coach Dan Lanning reviews the Ohio State win, previews Michigan, discusses Teitum Tuioti's season-ending injury and the Ducks' continued growth. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/everything-dan-lanning-said-monday-ahead-of-oregons-matchup-with-michigan-292511610/

Ducks vs Them |“Rip The Script"Presenting Game 9 of 2026 Oregon Football Ducks vs Them. Oregon Football defeated Ohio State 41-28 in Columbus

Presenting Game 9 of 2026 Oregon Football Ducks vs Them. Oregon Football defeated Ohio State 41-28 in Columbus

Nevermind... gotta follow the FishDuck rules. Moving on

I feel terrible for TT. He was playing so well and was one of the team leaders. Loved seeing him used on offense. Thank you for all you’ve poured into the program and best of luck in the NFL. Once a Duck…

Scoring 38 consecutive points = luck? I’ll take that kind of “luck” the rest to the way!

Big loss for sure. Wish Tatum all the best. Thanks for being an all time great Duck. That fake punt will be talked about for decades.

Don't know game totals but my memory says we lost 13 starters by the time we played tOSU for the Natty.

That has been one nice thing about the 12 team playoff. The SEC has been completely exposed going 3-6 against non-SEC opponents in two postseasons (Texas over Clemson, ASU in '24 and Ole Miss over Tulane in '25).

Brutal. Really was hoping to hear a good report about Teitum all day. I think the 2010 Ducks squad that made the National Championship game against Auburn missed only 3 games by starters the whole 13 game season (on both offense and defense). Right now, depending on how things shake out, it looks like this year, through game 12, the Ducks will have lost ~52 games by starters.

At the very least, better than Oklahoma's defense. 😁

I actually believe the Buckeyes have lost their swagger. Losing Julian Sayin was huge. I believe the coaches, and eventually the players realized they don't have a QB that can handle very good teams. It looked like Ohio State was expecting more Zone Read. They sure lined up as if that is what they were expecting. The real test of this offense-and whether Johnson has the chops to handle elite defenses-is this week. Michigan is more physical than everyone OBD faced. Including UCLA (though the Bruins are improving and look better than Indiana at this point). Yes, this is the week we get to see how OBD handle a team that has a playoff caliber defense. Or at least one of the best defenses in the country (yes, better than most SEC defenses).

I'd like to see what Nasir Wyatt can do in a full time starting role. He's certainly done well in the spot duty that he's been given so far.