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Cignetti's Perfect TO
Who cares? It's one minor league SEC team or the other. No B1G deal. 😁
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Holy Hoosiers! Six Degrees of Separation? How about One Degree?
Can you hear the drums, Fernando? 30.1 Million Viewers, but Oregon vs Ohio State for the title in 2015 is still No. 1 Oregon Ducks On SIMassive National Championship Game TV Ratings Approach Or...The Indiana Hoosiers defeated the Miami Hurricanes 27-21 on Monday night to secure their first national championship in program history. Millions around the cou
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Press Release: Lanning Promotes Hampton, Mehringer To Coordinator Roles
In South Central, Riley is bringing in former and long-time TCU coach Gary Patterson as the DC. Anton Lynn is off to his alma mater, Penn State, to be Matt Campbell's DC. https://trojanswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/trojans/football/2026/01/23/usc-football-retools-defensive-staff-difficult-2025-season/88302962007/?utm_source=smg-trojanswire-strada&utm_medium=ema
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Does Mendoza Know What He's In For?
This actually fooled TJ Ward. He was pretty excited until he was told it was fake.
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Predict How Far the Ducks Go Next Season
Unless Mehringer can successfully tweak our offense (doubt the offense changes being as though this is Dante final year) I won't have high expectations beyond a sold 2 loss season and playoff appearance. Wisconsin came up with the blueprint to stop it..Ohio St perfected it and now every good defensive team had us avg what? 18 points per game? Smh
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Does Mendoza Know What He's In For?
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Does Mendoza Know What He's In For?
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Predict How Far the Ducks Go Next Season
I expect them to win the BIG. Anything more is just gravy. I'm starting to wonder if IT will ever happen on my lifetime. MICHAEL DWYER WAS DOWN!
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Cignetti's Perfect TO
UGH, I get up usually before three AM. Freudian slip? I meant Ole Miss!
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Ducks in the Mix for ’26
Love the article! The next season will be interesting as there's much more starting depth returning than the previous season. Echoing the obvious, Dante will need to show continued growth in his ability to read defenses and keep his eyes downfield under pressure. He showed steady improvement over the course of this past season so there's no reason to believe he won't. The big question mark on offense (to me) will be the offensive line. Last season it was good (maybe very good at times) but not elite. In particular the OT spots on both sides. Isaiah World and Alex Harkey overall did well but when facing the best DLs they really did struggle to protect Dante...I view them as high floor/low ceiling guys that kept things generally stable and on a winning path during the regular season but when the CFP came TT and Indiana really worked them over. I hope Coach Dan shores up the line better this time around, before anything else on the offense can be considered the OL needs to be addressed first.
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WSJ - Duke Sues Its Own Star Quarterback
There are so many things that are seriously messed up, in football you have these situations, college basketball might be even more ridiculous with players who signed NBA contracts being allowed to not only come back to college basketball but do it mid-year. You have players who are 21/22 with multiple years of pro experience, G-league players being able to join up, it's a mess. I unfortunately think the only way that it will receive any stability in terms of rules and structure is if congress steps in (won't happen, especially in today's environment), or what is more likely is some sort of collective bargaining agreement.
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2027 Recruitment, Announcements, Interviews, Etc. (2)
Duck coaching staff working hard in home visits! Oregon Ducks On SIDan Lanning's Oregon Recruiting Machine Is Gaining Speed...EUGENE - Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning wasted little time getting back on the recruiting trail following the conclusion of the 2025 season. The Ducks’ coaching
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Ducks in the Mix for ’26
Thanks, Darren, for taking a peek at next year's team. 😁 Spot on regarding Dante. He has started 20 games, and he will improve next season, especially if Oregon can stay healthy at the skill positions. It would be nice to make it to the semis next season and have a healthy cast of players in the biggest game. That Dante and Ducks played so well with 15 new starters and every unit on the offense dealing with injury is a credit to the coaches. Regarding the list of complete teams, Ohio State struggled to run the ball against top defenses. I don't want to go Lou Holtz on the Buckeyes, but Miami punched the TOSU O-line and D-line guys in the mouth, and they couldn't handle it. And Sayin, in his 14th start, like Dante at times, couldn't handle being pressured. If Cam Ward had the 2025 Miami D in 2024, or the 2025 Miami team had Cam Ward at QB, I think both teams would have had a legit chance of going 16-0. Carson Beck was good, not great. I do agree that Mario is not the micro-manager he was with the Ducks, and he made solid OC and DC hires. As to his QB in 2026, that is to be determined by lawyers and judges. Miami is an example of a program that supported the House Settlement with no intention of limiting NIL or tampering. The U is not alone, but its poaching is not restrained by any settlement or legal agreement. Mensah, like Beck, is not another Cam Ward, and Bain and Mesidor will not be easy to replace. Wilson coming in from Mizzou is a good DE, but not as good as these two. However, in the ACC, the U is fielding the deepest roster, and no other program is bringing in the same talent. Indiana in 2025 was a complete capital T Team that played complementary football. Cignetti saw that the 2024 team could not compete on the LOS with the Ohio State and Notre Dame programs and did an excellent job of using the portal to plug the holes. And having your OC and DC with you for eleven seasons is a CFB luxury. Will QB Hoover, transferring in from TCU, come close to Mendoza's leadership and production? That's a big vacuum to fill. (Sorry 🙃) The talent is in place for OBD to make a run at the title in 2026, but you never know how that stupid oblong ball will bounce. Thanks again. Is it 9/5 yet?
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2026 Duck Football Commits (3)
Former Minnesota star safety listed among top transfer fits at Oregon While the Oregon Ducks have lost a number of reserves to the transfer portal in 2026, head coach Dan Lanning and his staff have also brought in a talented pool of transfers. Former Minnesota star safety Koi Perich was among those, as he entered the transfer portal after two standout seasons with the Golden Gophersand promptly landed with the Ducks. The true sophomore earned all-conference honors in each of the two seasons he spent at Minnesota. Now, Perich is set to compete for Oregon at the safety positon — and potentially at a number of other spots on the field as well.
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2027 Recruitment, Announcements, Interviews, Etc. (2)
Tracking key recruiting visits made by Oregon head coach Dan Lanning and staff DuckTerritory.com reviews key on-location recruiting visits made by Oregon head football coach Dan Lanning and staff this week.
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2027 Recruitment, Announcements, Interviews, Etc. (2)
Oregon Ducks Eye Exciting California Recruit From Class of 2027The Oregon Ducks have been active on the recruiting trail for 2027 prospects. One of their top offensive linemen targets, three-star tackle Avery Michael, has already locked in a visit to Eugene on the heels of a home visit from the Ducks' staff. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Eye Exciting California Recruit From Class o...After racing out to a hot start in the 2027 recruiting cycle, the Oregon Ducks have stayed hot on the recruiting trail and are locking in dates for unofficial v
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Cignetti's Perfect TO
A brutal non-call. Ole Miss should have had one more play, 15 yards closer to the end zone. One more Hail Mary attempt. In the champ game, the B12 refs allowed the Miami DBs to mug the Indiana receivers. I like the idea of letting the players play, but not to the point where grabbing a receiver's jersey, arm, etc., isn't called.
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Ducks in the Mix for ’26
Throughout the season, I repeatedly brought up the topic of “peaking” at the right time. After last season’s blowout loss to Ohio State in the quarterfinal Rose Bowl game, reports surfaced that Dan Lanning put in a concerted effort to make the 2025 Ducks peak at the right time. And, they did. But, we were hoping there was another level ... Ducks in the Mix for '26
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Cignetti's Perfect TO
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Cignetti's Perfect TO
Better than many of Mari-0-No's not so timely moves, eh?
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Predict How Far the Ducks Go Next Season
JDuck beat me to it. OBD win the NC!
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Predict How Far the Ducks Go Next Season
16-0
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Holy Hoosiers! Six Degrees of Separation? How about One Degree?
Ready for 1 more? Are we in The Twilight Zone? Is it only a movie? The Hoosiers' Jamari Sharpe's 4th quarter interception of Carson Beck with 44 seconds left in the 4th quarter on Monday night sealed the deal for Indiana. Jamari Sharpe graduated from Miami's Northwest High School and, like Fernando, did not get a scholly offer from the U, the team he loved. Sharpe is the nephew of Miami player Glenn Sharpe, who was called for interference late in the 4th quarter of the BCS champ game, played in 2002-23 in the Fiesta Bowl. Ohio State took advantage and defeated Miami for the national championship in 2002. Cannot make this stuff up!
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Predict How Far the Ducks Go Next Season
Penn St should have learned that lesson. They lost to the Ducks for their first loss and their whole season imploded and then they fired their head coach. They went 'all in' on that white out and flamed out after that. Then a whole lot of their team and recruiting class disappeared. It may take them a very long time to bounce back. And they all went nuts because they lost in overtime. When they played Indiana, it was close but by that time, the program was in the toilet. Some Oregon fans lose their minds when bad things happen, but the Oregon football ecosystem puts it in perspective and keeps chugging along. That first half vs Indiana in the playoffs was about as bad as bad can get. Gear up and get ready for next season. Ducks had some very good wins this season.
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Cignetti's Perfect TO
OOOOOOhhhhhh, that's different! Great Point! And you know what? If nobody is open then instead of throwing it away, run a few steps and go down, or a path might be avail to the endzone. Play calling to mix up what they think is coming is a good way to gain an advantage. Another option on 3rd down could have been a zone read to keep it and go outside if the DE crashes. Nobody deep in the playoffs is going to smash it thru a loaded box when everyone knows it is coming.