• UCLA won last night

• Northwestern lost to Ohio State

• Wisconsin is losing to Maryland with 19 seconds remaining

Edited 4 hours ago4 hr by OregonDucks

Now official. Both Northwestern and Wisconsin lost.

USC is not doing its part.

Two missed FGs, can't finish in the Red Zone. Knew it was going to be tough, but they haven't stepped up.

The only thing USC did for us is give us a path to the CFP. They blew every chance to take our Indiana. No playoffs for them though.

I don't know what ever happened to that evil twin Dylan guy who played for us against UCLA, but I definitely don't want to ever see him again.

Dylan's had a pretty stellar day and his numbers are exceptional.

Work to do on the rushing game.

Defense rocked it again.

The way Oregon has played the past 3 games, if it continues to finish out season, they will get an at large bid.

Just now, Desert Duck said:

I don't know what ever happened to that evil twin Dylan guy who played for us against UCLA, but I definitely don't want to ever see him again.

Dylan's had a pretty stellar day and his numbers are exceptional.

Work to do on the rushing game.

Defense rocked it again.

I am not sure. This is one of the best run Ds in the country and Oregon is sitting at 130. Not bad

Just now, Log Haulin said:

I am not sure. This is one of the best run Ds in the country and Oregon is sitting at 130. Not bad

Very true. Excellent reminder and point.

USC sucks.

No B1G Champ path now.

We need to jump 5 teams, and some of them will be 9-3 SEC teams like Texas or LSU.

We need to dominate MSU and Washington in a good old fashioned beauty contest one last time, then never hopefully never again.

24 minutes ago, Log Haulin said:

I am not sure. This is one of the best run Ds in the country and Oregon is sitting at 130. Not bad

30 yards above what Michigan gives up a game, 1/2 yard per carry better. And it looks like that phase is improving.

Lincoln Riley called a great game. He never gave up on the run game. His FG kicker let him down, and Maiva, under pressure, completes fewer than 40% of his throws. And Indiana has a nasty D-line.

Super win by OBD. Michigan has quit on Whittingham. Absent a new AD and president, Whit is good to season's end, but I don't see how he returns.

Nice loss by Houston last night. But make no mistake: Wake blowing out SMU and Miami beating Duke probably makes the ACC a 2-team PO conference.

The Houston loss makes TX Tech's best win not so good. Hopefully OK State will defeat TT tonight. The PO Committee has way overrated the B12.

OBD needs Utah to take down Arizona and extinguish AZ's PO hopes. A BYU loss to Baylor would be sweet.

Notwithstanding the SC loss, I'm keeping the PO faith.

4 minutes ago, Mike West said:

30 yards above what Michigan gives up a game, 1/2 yard per carry better. And it looks like that phase is improving.

Mich also ranked 5th in pass D. Giving up 154.8 per game. Ducks blew that number up. Teams can't keep loading the box or DR is going to take them apart.

Committee tends to lean Hard to the "eyeball test". So, Yes? Dominate Michigan St. AND Washington and we Will get in over any other three loss team.

Fact is our odds are better to 'showout" the last two games and avoid a potential 4th loss in the B1G championship game, in order to receive an invite to the playoffs.

But, still two weeks to go and especially This year, apparently, Anything can and will happen.

But, I really like our chances.

GO DUCKS!

13 minutes ago, Mike West said:

30 yards above what Michigan gives up a game, 1/2 yard per carry better. And it looks like that phase is improving.

Smith and Hill were both over 4 yard per carry. What drew the average down was Dylan 6 carries form -6 yds

I’ll say again and again, it’s a bunch of guys in a room at the end of the day. If the Oregon brand goes 9-3 (with how this particular season unfolded) we’re probably in. I have a very hard time believing a brand name 3rd place team from the B1G doesn’t get the nod if they let even one 9-3 team from the SEC in.

Edited 2 minutes ago2 min by JabbaNoBargain