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NJDuck

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  1. Friday Forecast: Saturday Football staff picks for Week 2 CFB slate No. 13 Oregon (-6.5) at Texas Tech SD: I generally believe in what Joey McGuire is building in Lubbock, but this is a talent mismatch. I don’t think the Ducks will be intimidated by the hostile environment. This line is too short. PICK: Oregon PH: I don’t know how you recover from losing to Wyoming (on the road) in Week 1, but facing Oregon doesn’t sound like a great recipe for success. Even if it’s close for a while, I’ll take Bo Nix putting this away late. PICK: Oregon DP: Oregon is the more talented team. Oregon has the better quarterback. Ducks by double digits. PICK: Oregon ES: Texas Tech lost to Wyoming (with all due respect to Laramie, Wyoming). I do not care that they are playing at home, Oregon might win this game by 3 touchdowns. PICK: Oregon Friday Forecast: Saturday Football staff picks for Week 2 CFB slate SATURDAYOUTWEST.COM The Saturday Football crew gives their picks for the top games in Week 2.
  2. Five keys to the game: No. 13 Oregon at Texas Tech Here are five to ensure No. 13 Oregon exits Lubbock with a 2-0 record on Saturday. Five keys to the game: No. 13 Oregon at Texas Tech 247SPORTS.COM Here are five to ensure No. 13 Oregon exits Lubbock with a 2-0 record on Saturday.
  3. "My first thought when going back to game film was checking to see if Oregon went into a “contained-rush”where the pass rushers are pushing the pocket to collapse it on the QB and create a throw downfield, yet maintaining their balance and footwork to prevent the quarterback from scrambling. The PSU QB had demonstrated great speed and elusiveness in the first drive, and that strategy would not have been a surprise to me. Yet that was not the case; Oregon was not implementing a contained-rush, because when timing out every snap that had a pass play by Portland State–it was evident that the Viking game plan was to throw the football quickly. I timed out throws by the Vikings to only be: two seconds, 2.5 seconds, 1.5 seconds, one second, two seconds, two seconds, etc. You get the idea; they were throwing the ball immediately, as they knew their offensive line would have trouble with Oregon’s defensive pressure. Above you see an example of when the PSU quarterback held the ball for three seconds, and he was hit by No. 98, Casey Rogers, as he threw the ball incomplete. Every time it went longer than 2.5 seconds–the Viking QBs either were running for their life, or throwing the ball away. My Duck-Buddies, you cannot get sacks in 2.5 seconds, and it was a sound strategy by the Vikings." I agree with you Charles. Great analogy on players out of assignment as to why PSU had a great series of plays resulting in a TD. What is going to be interesting to watch for, in what you said above, is in the TT game. This team is similar to WSU teams with the Air-Raid offense. Very difficult to get sacks due to the speed and accuracy of the QB getting the ball out to his receivers. I believe Oregon seen enough film on TT to come up with a great defensive game plan. If our players stay within their assignments, will help forcing their QB keeping the ball longer than 2.5 seconds. The results will bring great dividends in this game. 1st Downs 26 24 3rd down efficiency 7-17 6-15 4th down efficiency 2-2 2-2 Total Yards 431 320 Passing 338 149 Comp-Att 31-47 18-34 Yards per pass 7.2 4.4 Interceptions thrown 1 0 Rushing 93 171 Rushing Attempts 33 44 Yards per rush 2.8 3.9 Penalties 7-69 3-15 Turnovers 1 2 Fumbles lost 0 2 Interceptions thrown 1 0 Possession 25:58 34:02 The stats are telling. TT only had 93 total rushing yards in the Wyoming game. 338 yards in the passing game. If we can disrupt their passing game? Whoa! Game over. We take the crowd out of the game early, increasing 3 and out possessions. Thanks again Charles for the great work pointing this out in this article! I feel the so called media experts were blinded to this as well as the other article, "New Secrets: Lanning’s Stunning Substitutions" information. Again, they missed it!
  4. CFB Week 2 Bets: Oregon vs. Texas Tech and Auburn at California | BEAR BETS Chris “The Bear” Fallica and Geoff Schwartz break down the best bets of week two of college football as the Oregon Ducks take on the Texas Tech Red Raiders while the Auburn Tigers travel to the California Golden Bears. CFB Week 2 Bets: Oregon vs. Texas Tech and Auburn at California | BEAR BETS WWW.FOXSPORTS.COM Chris “The Bear” Fallica and Geoff Schwartz break down the best bets of week two of college football as the Oregon Ducks take on the Texas Tech Red Raiders while the Auburn Tigers travel to the...
  5. Bo Nix Admits He Can 'Be Himself' At Oregon After Leaving Auburn https://thespun.com/college-football/bo-nix-admits-he-can-be-himself-at-oregon-after-leaving-auburn
  6. 5 Texas Tech players for Oregon fans to know ahead of Saturday's matchup Oregon Football: 5 Texas Tech Red Raiders for Duck fans to know DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Oregon fans know QB Tyler Shough pretty well. Here are some other names to make note of going into Saturday.
  7. The five questions looming around the Ducks ahead of week 2 at Texas Tech What are the concerns and questions we have going into Oregon's game at Texas Tech? The five questions looming around the Ducks ahead of week 2 at Texas Tech 247SPORTS.COM What are the concerns and questions we have going into Oregon's game at Texas Tech?
  8. Bo Nix sees Heisman odds drop; Michael Penix Jr. soars up odds board Bo Nix sees Heisman odds drop; Michael Penix Jr. soars up odds board DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Bo Nix was nearly perfect in Week 1 vs. Portland State. Despite that, his Heisman odds got worse.
  9. I firmly believe coach Stein is what TT needed. Our QB room just got better because of it.
  10. More photos from Oregon's 81-7 beatdown of Portland State Fifteenth-ranked Oregon blasted Portland State 81-7 on Saturday. Here is a collection of a several dozen photos from the blowout win. More photos from Oregon's 81-7 beatdown of Portland State 247SPORTS.COM Fifteenth-ranked Oregon blasted Portland State 81-7 on Saturday. Here is a collection of a several dozen photos from the blowout win.
  11. 'A dream come true': South Eugene's Bryce Boettcher earns career start for Oregon football 'A dream come true': South Eugene's Bryce Boettcher earns career start for Oregon football WWW.REGISTERGUARD.COM South Eugene High School alum Bryce Boettcher is living his dream as a two-sport athlete with the Oregon football and baseball teams.
  12. Texas Tech starting linebacker Jacob Rodriguez out vs. Oregon football Texas Tech starting linebacker Jacob Rodriguez out vs. Oregon football WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Jacob Rodriguez, who had two tackles against Wyoming before leaving the game with a foot injury, will be out 4-6 weeks with a mid-foot sprain, Red Raiders coach Joey McGuire announced...
  13. You might have missed previous posts about Oregon expanding North side of Autzen (on page 5 titled 'Time to Add Seating at Autzen?' and on page 4 about Big Ten stadiums titled 'Getting to Know the Big Ten Football Stadiums.' Oregon has the North side of the stadium on their radar to expand/remodel. Which is important due to BIG fans travel well and the possibility of hosting one of the early playoff games. Hope this helps.
  14. Hmm 🤨. Let's exchange the writer's last name to Ken Eeyore in honor of this hit piece of negativity towards Oregon. We all know this name belongs to the famed character in the Winnie-the-Pooh books. This character is a pessimistic, gloomy, depressed, anhedonic, old grey stuffed donkey. Since he wrote this unbalanced, biased piece, I can at least give my biased opinion.
  15. J.D. Pickell explains why Oregon will flourish. Going to the BIG plays into the Oregon national brand. JD on Why Oregon with Flourish in 2023 and Beyond CDN.JWPLAYER.COM
  16. Oregon mascot push-ups, explained: Why Puddles the Duck did 546 push-ups in Oregon's 81-point game Oregon mascot push-ups, explained: Why Puddles the Duck did 546 push-ups in Oregon's 81-point game WWW.SPORTINGNEWS.COM Oregon's mascot got a workout as the Ducks beat up on Portland State in Week 1.
  17. We are rejoicing with you Charles!! 🥳 What a life changing path of victory you are now experiencing with such wonderful results!!
  18. Oregon football favored by more than 6 scores against Portland State Oregon football favored by more than 6 scores against Portland State WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM The No. 15 Ducks opened as 48.5-point favorites against Portland State
  19. The Hawaii Duck fan can always sign up with Fubo.tv or Sling for one or two weeks free. Quit before the free time is up.
  20. Friedlander: ACC adding Cal, Stanford makes no sense. But what does in college athletics these days? It makes no sense. Absolutely none at all. Then again, what does these days when it comes to college athletics and the misalignment of its conferences? Pac-12 stragglers Stanford and California have about as much place in the ACC as pineapples or broccoli have on pizza. But here we are. Early Friday morning, the league’s presidents and chancellors voted to extend invitations to the Cardinal and Bears, along with fellow outlier SMU, effectively transforming the Atlantic Coast Conference into a Bi-Coastal Conference. The schools accepted the invitation soon after. Friedlander: ACC adding Cal, Stanford makes no sense. But what does in college athletics these days? SATURDAYOUTWEST.COM Adding Stanford, Cal and SMU, is a short-term money grab that will do little to narrow the ACC's revenue gap with the SEC and Big Ten.
  21. Pac-12 and SEC schools stand out early for '26 DB CJ Lavender A pair of SEC and Pac-12 schools look like the early favorites for Lavender. Pac-12 and SEC schools stand out early for '26 DB CJ Lavender 247SPORTS.COM A pair of SEC and Pac-12 schools look like the early favorites for Lavender.
  22. Film Analysis of Portland State 2023 A preview of Oregon's week 1 opponent in Autzen Duck Tape: Film Analysis of Portland State 2023 WWW.ADDICTEDTOQUACK.COM A preview of Oregon’s week 1 opponent in Autzen
  23. 3 Keys to victory for No. 15 Oregon Ducks against Portland State Vikings Solidity upfront Consistency across the board defensively Bo being Bo Oregon Football: Keys to Victory against Portland State DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM 3 Keys to victory for No. 15 Oregon Ducks against Portland State Vikings
  24. Ducks Wire Roundtable: Predictions, opinions for Oregon vs. Portland State Ducks Wire Roundtable: Predictions for Oregon vs. Portland State DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM How much of the playbook do we see? How do Oregon fans measure success in an expected blowout? We give our predictions for Saturday.

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