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Correction to my previous comment. If A&M lost to Texas then they would only have one loss, not 2 losses. On an added scenario, Michigan controls their own destiny. If they win out and beat tOSU then depending on tie breakers, they could be in the BIG title game. If they don't make the title game consider that a 10-2 Wolverine squad, with a win over tOSU could overtake a 10-2 Duck squad? Just another reason for OBD's to win out and finish 11-1....

If Oregon can't win out then how successful would they really be in the playoffs? I know, I know, Ohio State made it and won it all last year even with a loss to Michigan. However, they had H2H wins against Indiana and Penn State, the most talented roster in CFB and it was obvious they closed their playbook against Michigan.

Alex, i feel that anything can happen in college football in November and nothing is more important than OBD's winning out. The Ducks may need double digit wins to change how the committee views them...... Many scenarios can and will play out to determine and shape the final 12 rankings. But its best the Ducks win out. This weekend the Ducks need BYU to beat TT, barring being leap frogged, OBD's move up to 8th. Then we need BYU to win out and win their title game. OBD's do not need an AQ out of the BIG 12 to take up a coveted spot. If Texas and Oklahoma win out then they will jump our Ducks. In this scenario, A&M, Bama and Georgia will have 2 losses. Chances are they will not fall below a 10-2 Duck team. Again, it is best to win out. If those 3 teams win out then Texas and Oklahoma are not a factor. Most likely Ole Miss wins out because their heaviest lifting is behind them. Normal ACC chaos in November should leave them with just 1 spot as long as GT doesn' upset Georgia. These are just a few scenarios and IMHO the Ducks need to play much better, win out and stay out and above the CHAOS! Go Ducks. As Alex said one game at a time. Step up, play with your hair on fire and handle business against tge Hawkeyes...

Let's Go Ducks - Go Fight Win!

Our Oregon football program entered 2025 in a season we expected to be a rebuilding year. That turned quickly into a reload, and lofty expectations were set after an all-time poised performance by Dante Moore on the road in Happy Valley. Unfortunately, Penn State decidedly did not hold up their end of the bargain the rest of the season, and have massively diminished a ... Could Oregon Miss the College Football Playoff?

Reminds me of a certain year, seemed like everyone wanted that matchup.....

Some green... Finally!

Oregon Rutgers happened for the first time this year.

Any other mascot would be down for the count!

Uh...YEAH Baby!

Those look like a 13 point win.

Look at that COOL Helmet! Love this uni!

Oregon vs. Alabama in the Playoffs?

One of the most infamous "never happened before" matchups will indeed happen in 2027, when Auburn takes on Notre Dame: https://fbschedules.com/auburn-notre-dame-schedule-football-series-for-2027-2028/ So this got me thinking, is there any other games of this nature that could get off the list soon? I'm guessing yeah, as 2027 will also give us Oregon vs. Baylor and Miami vs. Utah, two very decent first time matchups that despite not being that notable, are still first time ones, beyond that, we'll be getting Alabama vs. Arizona in 2032. But Notre Dame vs. Auburn is one of the most infamous "never happened before" matchups alongside Michigan vs. LSU and Oregon vs. Alabama, I'm certain those two will happen very, very soon. Thoughts?

College Football News Likes OBD 24 to 17 https://collegefootballnews.com/college-football/oregon-vs-iowa-prediction-preview-2025

OK, I've read all the comments and completely agree with all of them. But I noticed that Oregon had a 14 point lead when Kwame Evans Jr. went down. Of course, the Rainbow Warriors went on a 14 point run. That just goes to show how valuable he is to this team. If he is lost for any length of time, this will be a crushing blow. Looking at this years roster, Oregon has only THREE starting returning players from last year, Shelstad, Evans Jr. and Bittle. Jamari Phillips only played in 14 games last year with a total of 75 minutes. That's just over five minutes a game. Oleksandr Kobzystyi, coming back from an injury played in two games for a total of 8 minutes. Dezdrick Lindsay, also injured, did not play. Add all of the newcomers to this year's squad and I can easily see why there were so many turnovers and missed shots. Take away Shelstad and Evans from this game, and it's no wonder everything was falling apart. Moving on, Oregon has a game against the Rice Owls of the AAC. Their pre-season predictions have them slotted at #12 out of 13 teams in the conference. The game is on the B1G + network, which unfortunately I don't have. I'll be a scoreboard watcher.

Is it just me, or do we seem to have more player issues this year this early on? Mikhi Hughes redshirted early in the season QB surprises for Novasad and Moga, both will probably end up transferring Now these two CBs announcing transfer intents before we play the 9th game I hope it's not an indication of something inside the OBD program. Maybe it's just the way things go in this day and age?

I find myself seeking out and cheering for all the former Pac 12 schools. I expect my loyalty to last a couple more years.

I guess he just left and ghosted the coaching staff.

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A few Foxy takes on the 1st ranking - 4 Takeaways From the First CFP Rankings Release of 2025

OBD wins 70% of the simulated games. So, simply win. 😁 Oregon vs. Iowa football prediction: Where the experts see an edge

Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz Reveals Insightful Take On Oregon Ducks’ NIL UseThe Oregon Ducks are the No. 9 seed in the first College Football Playoff rankings, set to face the No. 20-seeded Iowa Hawkeyes. Ahead of the matchup in Iowa City, Hawkeyes coach Kirk Ferentz made a bold comparison about the Ducks and their use of NIL. Oregon Ducks On SIIowa Coach Kirk Ferentz Reveals Insightful Take On Oregon...The Oregon Ducks were seeded No. 9 in the first College Football Playoff (CFP) ranking. Their next game is against the Iowa Hawkeyes, who were seeded No. 20, an