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I think the other clear message the playoff committee is sending with Boise St. lingering at #24, is that G6 has no room for error. They are not feeling charitable at all with G6 schedules compared to Power 4 schedules. All Power 4 teams should be rooting for Boise St. to slip up just one more time, possibly even in a win. This committee is looking for any opportunity to move G6 out of the Top 25 and free another spot for Power 4. Politically, it's much easier leaving Boise St. or North Texas at home than Notre Dame or Miami.

I disagree. Same roster with same injuries and personal issues? Name two coaches who would do better? LSU, Texas A&M might be interested.

Oregon 31-6 5 sacks 2 TOs 269 Passing yards

Oregon Ducks Fans Color to Wear vs. Michigan in Autzen StadiumThe Oregon Ducks host the Michigan Wolverines at Autzen Stadium on Saturday, and here’s what to know about quarterback Dylan Raiola’s hot streak, Michigan’s quarterback situation and the Eugene weather forecast ahead of the 12:30 p.m. PT kickoff on FS1. As for Ducks fans, each game, fans are encouraged to wear a certain color for the 2026 football schedule. What color do Oregon fans wear on Saturday? The Ducks color schedule encourages fans to wear green at Autzen Stadium. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Fans Color to Wear vs. Michigan in Autzen St...EUGENE - The regular season is dwindling down and the No. 16 Oregon Ducks are welcoming the Michigan Wolverines to Autzen Stadium. With only three regular seas

The Men and Women of Oregon Cross Country claimed the Big Ten Championship title.

Oregon 28-21 1 2 178

I've never thought he should be on the hot seat, but I also have never thought that he's an excellent coach considering the gigantic sums of money Oregon has paid for recruitment these last few years. I think there are probably several coaches who could have done more with the same roster. There are certainly several coaches who whave done more with a worse roster.

Oregon wins 48-21 1 Turnover 4 Sacks 264 Yds passing

I'm pretty sure firing your offensive coordinator, let alone a personal friend, midseason is about as clear a demonstration of accountability as you could ask for.

Some see Dan Lanning as a shooting star, a fleeting spectacle whose brightest moments are already behind him, its brilliance beginning to fade. Others see the North Star, a fixture around which something far greater is still taking shape. I prefer the latter. 🦆

I'm not so sure about that. We've also kept extra blockers in for max pass protection. Now our OLine is starting to get their footing and building confidence. I'm so thankful we finally have dudes that require a lot of attention on defense. No one can guard either DAK, Stew, JMac, or JJ one on one. Our receiving core is by far the best we've ever had at Oregon. Keep throwing the ball and letting those guys make plays. The running game will open up.

Don't forget about 1958, hate to see the 20th century Duck Rose Bowl history accidently made to sound even worse 🫤.

As an engineering manager I've modelled my approach to employees after great college football teams. Recruiting, evaluation, and development done with a standard of excellence. I consider Lanning's hire of Meh to be the worst outlier I've seen from any successful program that I can remember, which includes Cristobal 's missteps as well. He just learned some important lessons at everyone's expense, but I do think he learned, the hard way, as opposed to just remembering everything, but learning nothing as some do. It actually reduces risk going forward of something similar happening in the future. Changing coaches might only serve to restore that risk, while introducing a whole bunch of other risks of simply underperforming what Lanning has always done successfully too.

Oregon 24-12 2 2 313

Ducks 38 - 9 2 TOs 3 sacks 205 P yds

What does accountability translate to? He holds himself accountable which is why he fired Mehringer. I don't think he realistically could have fired him earlier (I mean with hindsight sure but not in the moment) ... Oklahoma State was outright unacceptable but sometimes those things happen and the UCLA was a loss with Raiola getting his first start and played his worst game. The Illinois loss showed there was no improvement and there was a Nebraska win between the UCLA and Illinois losses that made Raiola a hero along with the USC masterpiece. Firing Mehringer after a Nebraska loss would have been one thing but not after a win over Nebraska. Mehringer was absolutely the wrong hire and Lanning made some other wrong hires in this pool of coaches as well. It just took until this season for some of those hires to truly reveal just how inadequate they are for this team. The blow out losses to Ohio State and Indiana absolutely suck too... but for Indiana you can see the extenuating circumstances that helped lead to that loss and perhaps next time he'll know what to do. But lets get real even a distracted Will Stein was a better option at play caller than Mehringer though we wouldn't have known it at the time last season. Lanning gets to prove this off season that he has learned and make the changes needed to this program. If Jay Johnson is auto promoted to full time OC and no one is fired I'll be concerned and I won't try to pump sunshine on that, you have my word.

A tongue-in-cheek look at Oregon's season to date. Kirby Smart is 0-2 in the 12-team playoff. I can't believe this bum still has a job! 🤪 https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/page/gamedaykickoff111226/week-11-top-games-upsets-preview

When you’re losing, it’s easier to be patient with mistakes made by head coaches than when you are winning. We stuck it out with Rich Brooks for 17 roller-coaster seasons ( and would have longer had he not taken an NFL offer in ‘94) which paid-off with our first Rose Bowl trip since 1917. While it’s easy enough to understand our current impatiences (who doesn’t like winning more than losing?), that’s not the point. More than any other program I know of, Oregon has a proven track record that being patient pays-off. It’s not only part of our legacy; to me, it’s the best part. The point is, if being patient with Brooks paid-off with the Rose Bowl, what might be the reward for being patient with Dan?

Facts are stubborn things. These 3 losses in 2026 were worse than an embarrassing 1st game loss to Georgia? Worse than a conference championship game loss against UW that sent UW to PO and kept Oregon out? Worse than the Rose Bowl loss to Ohio State and the Peach Bowl loss to Indiana? Give me a 🤬break. Who do you want to bring in to replace Dan Lanning? Fire Lanning, and he'll be hired by Michigan or another blue-blood program in a heartbeat. Objective criticism? Bring it on. Over-the-top subjective negativity without a solution? dazedandconfused? At least your handle is spot on.

But that's exactly what I just said they avoid with the way they make the selections. They pick the uniforms in the spring so they can focus on Xs & Os during the season. With the way Lanning is wired, there is zero chance he'd allow any potential distractions to take attention away from the task at hand.

Oregon digging deeper to prepare for Michigan's new-look offense https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/11/12/oregon-football-michigan-oc-change-impact-ducks-gameplan/92702852007/

I'm only saying this one thing. Dan Lanning is one of the top best coaches out there. Oregon has nothing but upside with Lanning at the helm. Urban Meyer Makes Surprising Dan Lanning Claim After Ohio State UpsetFormer Ohio State Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer provided high praise for Dan Lanning's latest performance with the Oregon Ducks. Oregon Ducks On SIUrban Meyer Makes Surprising Dan Lanning Claim After Ohio...Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning has had several highlight-worthy moments during his first five seasons in Eugene, going 54-11, including a College Football Playo

Oregon 16-0 2 TO 5 sacks 165 pass yrd

New OL coach and 3 high level portal OL needed.

The whole uniform focus is a turnoff for me. As if college football is part fashion show. My 10-year-old granddaughter has taken to wearing unmatched socks. Is that what's next for the Ducks? Give me a break. Focus on the Xs and Os. And execute the way the Ducks have been playing on both sides of the ball over these past few games with that same level of intensity.