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Alrighty...taking one for the "team". GO TROJANS!!!! FIGHT ON! and win out your remaining 3 games! (Dang that taste bad. Now have to go wash my mouth out with soap...) Fight On! (Blech! 🤢)

Oregon Ducks Football: Duck Tape Film Review Ohio State Buckeyes 2026Breaking down the Ducks’ performance against the Wildcats 0:00 - Introduction 1:01 - Dylan Raiola, the good, part 1 4:57 - Dylan Raiola, the bad 7:28 - Dylan Raiola, the good, part 2 11:24 - Rush offense struggles 14:29 - Big play on an inside screen 16:54 - Summary of the Offense 18:24 - Early deep shots w/ Jeremiah Smith part 1 22:08 - Early deep shots w/ Jeremiah Smith part 2 25:30 - Shutting down short passing part 1 28:14 - Shutting down short passing part 2 31:20 - No room in the run game 34:24 - Summary of the Defense 35:30- Conclusion Addicted To QuackOregon Ducks Football: Duck Tape Film Review Ohio State B...Breaking down the Ducks’ performance against the Buckeyes

What a great article. Thanks for sharing.

Yes, if very successful for the remainder of the season, but only as part of a nationwide search for a new OC. Have to consider what's out there. Several HCs and OCs will be available to interview. Oregon's success under Jay Johnson 'has to be considered' in OC search https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/11/09/oregon-football-jay-johnson-considered-oc-search/92677992007/

Ahhh...but Sir Lanning has the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch...bring on any "sharp toothed bunnies!!! 🦆🏈🪨's

Here we go....Sco Ducks guys, and as good as the first video is--these guys add other knowledge and great stuff. The change of attitude on offense to "attacking" is huge! You will love learning from them....

Oregon lands commitment from versatile 5-star wing De'Andra MinorOregon women's basketball picked up a commitment from 5-star prospect De'Andra Minor on Sunday afternoon. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-lands-commitment-from-versatile-5-star-wing-deandra-minor-292402946/

Oregon HC Dan Lanning said that interim OC Jay Johnson could deserve consideration for the job beyond this season as things progress. The success he's had draws attention to an unfortunate matter. On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin goes through his 3 favorite things about the win over Ohio State. The stabilizing play of the O-Line continues to be a positive development. Dylan Raiola did himself a lot of favors to win Oregon's QB1 job in 2027. What did we learn about him in the big win over the Buckeyes? 00:00 Jay Johnson's play-calling impact 04:28 Oregon's Offensive Success Under Jay Johnson 07:09 Jay Johnson's role on staff 11:42 Favorite game highlights and critique 14:02 Dan Lanning's coaching moments 18:23 Analyzing Oregon's offensive strategy 24:03 Evaluating Raiola's Performance 27:24 Analyzing Raiola's performance

Oregon's Michigan matchup becomes a massive question with Wolverines firing Jason BecAutzen ZooOregon's Michigan matchup becomes a massive question with...Just a few weeks ago, with the Oregon offense struggling, Dan Lanning was put in a place where he needed to make a decision. The Ducks ended up firing offensive

Ohio State Fans Burned Themselves Right Out Of Their Clothes During Brutal Stunt [VIDEO] TotalProSportsOhio State Fans Burned Themselves Right Out Of Their Clot...Ohio State fans went viral after a video showed them setting clothes on fire during a stunt, with two of them stripping.

This Wall Street Journal article appears blocked but it is not. This is quite funny. https://www.wsj.com/sports/football/michigan-ohio-state-big-ten-5b4f9730?st=UhLUYq&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

Yep. If Oregon and USC win out, Oregon is in the B1G Championship game against UCLA.

I was thinking the same thing. Especially since there is a trend where teams that fire their OC's win the following week (UO and OU).

OBD defense can turn this game into a route. Whether it is Underwood or Carr, if we get the same defense that played against OSU, this game shouldn't be close. Michigan is in utter disarray right now, players texts about the program being leaked to social media, OC being fired, and KW openly being questioned about play calling...there is a LOT to turn around there. This LOOKS like a game that a focused Duck team should absolutely dismantle. I hope I don't regret saying that!

As for keeping Johnson as OC, let's see who else is out there first. We've done awfully good with young up and coming OCs hired from lower rated programs. I think there are probably more Steins and Dillinghams out there. If the offense keeps performing at a very high level then Johnson should certainly be in the running.

yeah, running all those bubble screens earlier was getting really old. Bubble screens only work when the D is not expecting them. They lose their surprise when they become the main staple of your passing game.

I am a little frustrated with the lack of a running game too (I think that is partially scheme and partially execution), but considering we had QBs running for their lives just a few weeks ago this Oline has come a long way. They were also playing vs a D that doesn't give up much in the run game.

Oh, it's just a little bunny... No, it's a killer I tell you! Anyway, go Ducks! OBD have endure lost limbs and blood spurting severed arteries, but the head is still attached and we're still alive, maybe even kicking. I actually see this team with a real argument to make for making the playoffs if they win out and now I think there's a good chance of that. Just so that Michigan bunny doesn't show up with really sharp teeth!

Charles, as always, thank you for posting this video. For those Forum members who were suprised by the Ducks hanging 41 on tOSU, then this is a video worth watching. Congrats to Jay Johnson's film study to recognize the Buckeyes formation tendencies. And his play calls in 3rd and long or for DR calling audibles pre snap. Keep it going! Great preparation! It's almost like Matt Patricia did not watch the 2nd half film of the Northwestern game. The Oregon lineman, along with Jamari Johnson, executed counters with some good pin and pull blocking. With some darn good results. Also, DR recognized and took advantage of certain Buckeye formations, read it correctly and exploited what the Buckeyes gave him. Converting on 3rd andclong for first downs and touchdowns. DR came prepared and the line blocked at a fairly high level. The middle screen calls took advantage of the Buckeyes aggressiveness They kept tOSU defense off balance from the 2nd quarter on. The final score does not reflect the rout that OBD's put on the Buckeyes. Credit to Jay Johnson for making those adjustments from a slow start in both the NW and tOSU games. It is working. This video clip only covers what OBD's offense did. Hats off to Hampton and the Duck D for adjusting and shutting down the Buckeyes offense completely for 2 and a half quarters. Let's keep it rolling against the Wolverines. They play solid defense and don't give up alot ofcpoints. GO DUCKS!

When things are going south, you have to fire either the OC or the DC. I don't see this firing as being the least bit scary. I see Whit trying to cover his butt for bringing the highest-paid OC in CFB, $3 million a year, with him to Ann Arbor. Beck tried to turn a decades-long downhill running attack into an RPO brush-blocking scheme, resulting in an epic fail. From preseason ranked to possibly not being bowl eligible. With a multi-million-dollar QB benched? I'm more concerned about playing in East Lansing on Friday night, November 20, with an 8 PM Eastern kickoff. Sparty, after defeating Michigan in Ann Arbor, and I think defeating UW at home this Saturday, will be fired up to take down the Ducks in a close-to-exclusive Friday night broadcast window. Defeat UW and Sparty will be playing for bowl eligibility against Oregon. Michigan has a solid defense; this won't be a walk in the park, but I think OBD is on an upward trend at the perfect time in the season. Can OBD overcome 3 losses? Unfortunately, the next three opponents will not help the strength of schedule or the strength of record. But keep on ballin' while keepin' the faith. (And, gulp, this Saturday, fight on for SC🤬.)

What we read often is how the Oregon offense originally was trying to be high-percentage, take few risks and diminish the turnovers under Mehringer. It is a reason for all the short passes downfield and sideways.... Then Johnson turned things mentally with the offense to an "attacking" mode, and they clearly are throwing the ball more aggressively downfield and scoring more because of it. Dak Moore described this in an interview over the weekend, and the shift mentally is miles different than from before. I was also curious to see how we would attack the Ohio State Zone Pass Defense, because we beat man-coverage well in the Northwestern game, so I expected to see a ton of zone. As you know, I was not sold on Johnson taking over, but we are seeing great changes. In fact I cannot recall such a transformation on offense at Oregon, and so fast. Johnson had the receivers finding holes in the zones, sitting in them, and getting good first down yardage and lots of YAC. He had them prepared to attack those zone pass defenses... Any of you notice those quotes and more?

This is really good, as twice I noticed that the Buckeyes lined up wrong before plays that resulted in touchdowns scored by Oregon, but this eleven minute video explains WHY. How Oregon's Offense OUTSCHEMED Ohio State

The running game gave us second and ten all game long. 11 on defense and 5 O linemen. The scheme is not working. The running plays are not working. Sadiq has moved on. They have experimented with some wildcat and H backs and additional TEs. We need a new OC who can put together run plays with a spread offense. Maybe even bring back a running QB? They run very few misdirection plays. Almost no fly sweeps. Very few pitch outs. The runs up the center gap and screens are easily defended. I would be OK with all pass plays to finish out the year.

Honestly, I think that is the entire problem. Oregon beat USC at USC by multiple scores, then just thrashed USC’s best win (tOSU) by more points. Oregon is 9 is SOS. USC is 29. Oregon is 3-1 vs CFP Top 25. USC is 1-1, including a loss to Oregon. Oregon’s opponents record is 53–19 (.736). USC’s opponents record is 46–36 (.561). If USC is in front of Oregon on Tuesday, that is a crime. But they probably will be, because the only thing that matters is wins and losses. What a joke!

There are backups who are capable. The team has a week to figure it out. In fact, the team should be able to live without him until the post season.