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We can agree to disagree. Then he should be on the show, instead of her. She’s a great basketball player but Oregon has plenty of other alumni, some of whom played football for the Ducks, to choose from.

I would humbly disagree that Sabs wasn't great last time. And my guess is that she has at least a good passing knowledge of football given that she sleeps with a former Oregon and NFL center every night.

Didn’t we lose a certain RB, who reportedly wanted to play his final year closer to him, to USC?

Oregon 34-21 1 TO 3 Sacks 275 yds passing The right side of Indiana's O-line has some issues. Matayo, Tatum and the edges will pressure Mendoza and get home at least twice IF the Ducks put IU in a position where they have to pass because the run D makes the RPO less effective.

I don’t understand the pick. She wasn’t that great the last time and Oregon has plenty of people who haven’t done it before who know more about football.

I predict Indiana’s first false start will be when the Duck comes out on the Harley.

Armed with Mark Cuban donations and Curt Cignetti's brash approach, Indiana sets up for sustained success The Hoosiers have strategically planned to ensure this program is more than just a blip on the radar

I'll take the Lone Star State, and it's BAS (Battered Aggie Syndrome), and another Golden Arch falling.

The first thing we do is export the experts. 😁

Ducks 41 - 22 2 TOs 3 sacks 286 P yds

Ducks win of course 45-17 3 takeaways 3 sacks 318 passing yards

Hose the Hoosiers

Good one! How did he know what I look like?

Awwwww...

I salute him....pretty good trolling!

Oregon 17-7 4 tos Sacks= 3 P yds 218

OK...this could be funny...

The Top-Ten newbie is full-of-himself!

Things are getting pretty chippy with new conference buddies?

Yikes! This did not age well...

38-20 OBD 2 3 330 Everyone you met when going to Saint Ives is coming from Saint Ives, ergo, the number of wives = 0. I like the flashback. The riddle became popular in England circa 1730, although its author is unknown, and dates back to around 1650 BC. The riddle is found in the Rhind Math Papyrus. There is nothing new under the Sun. Thank you, A(ll Knowing) I(ntelligence). We now return you to your regularly scheduled program. 😁