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Colorado is coming in on a 2 game losing streak, to the LA schools, the same that the Ducks beat, to highlight their current 6 game winning streak. Both are 12-6 on the season, Colorado is 4-4 in conference, Oregon is 5-2/ My prediction: Oregon 74-65

There is indeed. I don't see Oregon playing a "Neutral" game against Georgia being courageous, nor as I indicated previously, do I see the game as being foolish. No team has gone undefeated, but no USC on the schedule, might not even see them in the championship game; the team that could be there plays at Autzen this season. The Ducks have no business being in the CFP if they can't get through the Pac-12 gauntlet.

Exactly right, and why I'm glad the Ducks are playing this game; the Lanning connection is gravy. Beat the defending champ in the 1st game of the season? I'm more confident of the Ducks in this one than I was against Ohio State last season, A loss? Run the table the rest of the way and Oregon is in the CFP.

Arlis Boardingham is 6'5 220 LBS WR, from Van Nuys, CA. It would be great to keep him in the west, especially at Oregon,

I check them often, this year in particular games are played at different days all week that will affect seeding. Palm is here and Joe Lunardi is here

Touche'

Matt Prehm noted that the Ducks didn't get enough votes to make the top 25, but CBS's Jerry Palm has the Ducks back in the bracket, as a No.10 in the East Region. This is a lot more promising than starting in the First Four before the actual tournament even starts.

Regular season I'd be okay with games just ending in a tie, there was a tie this season. In the Playoffs, like basketball, I'd just have another quarter. If somehow a winner isn't decided, do it again.

I really think he looks better in green.

It seems like Dollars has been around a long time. It would be great to actually see him play a complete season, Cardwell looked impressive last season, and I wouldn't mind if Broussard decided to be a Duck. I agree with Haywarduck, the RB's will be a part of an exciting offense next season, whoever they are.

Washington had won 3 in a row before the game, the leading scorer in the conference, but they had no response to anything Oregon did. 15% shooting in the first half for the Huskies. A 35 point lead at halftime for the Ducks; I was thinking, "let's beat 'em by 70!". Of course that didn't happen; UW actually outscored Oregon in the second half, but still lost by 28, as Oregon wisely got playing time for the bench. This was a good game to have after the LA sweep, and before Colorado on Tuesday.

Washington is playing with more energy; has outscored Oregon, 24-19 so far in the second half to cut the lead to 30.

Field goal % in the first half: Washington 15%- Oregon 66%

Our buddy Dave Miller isn't as annoying this time,