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DUCKS WIN! 38-21 2 2 292 Yards

Oregon Coach Dan Lanning Reaffirms Key Promise for Ducks Fans! A man of his word. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Coach Dan Lanning Reaffirms Key Promise for Ducks...The No. 3 Oregon Ducks are perhaps in the “golden era” of their football program, and Ducks coach Dan Lanning is a major reason why. Throughout the years of the

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OBD 42-14 1 2 265

Indiana 27-24 TO’s - 0 sacks - 1 Passing Yards - 207 There is way too much talk about Oregon’s home winning streak and Indiana’s losing record vs. top ranked teams. Also, the Ducks have never beaten Indiana at Autzen Stadium.

OBD 31-28 1 1 268

Yep, 38-19 final score. UW 5-1 + in the PO hunt with the only loss coming against Ohio State. OBD's next week's opponent, Rutgers, is 3-3. Rutgers has lost several leads in the 2nd half this season. Next up for UW is a road game at Michigan. Then, Illinois in Seattle.

Rutgers went into halftime at 11pm EST and came out sleepwalking through the second half.. Go figure. They never had a chance.

I believe UW has it well in hand, at 38-19... Big second half adjustment.

The athletic department pays attention to demographic trends. Oregon population grew by less than 1/2 of 1% in the last year. And, that was all age groups combined, all ethnicities combined. So, how many "new" fans might find their way to Autzen? What would make them fans? What is the renewal rate on season tickets? What is the pace of replacement with new ticket buyers to ones who "age out," or move away, or who prefer the economics and convenience of watching from home? Aside from restrooms, concessions and wi-fi what will attract new fans, and retain old ones, given similar W-L records as the recent past? Offering alcohol to seating areas can both attract and detract for attendance. I suspect the AD's plans are more data driven than emotionally driven? And, that is why speculation about expansion is relatively modest. Digital and Social Media SportsAttendance Issues in College Athletics and What Leaders a...It used to be so easy. Before the days of every game on TV, of highlights available moments after the plays occur, of Netflix and Twitch – before all that and more, the stadium or arena was t…

Will UW complete another comeback and win? I don't want Rutgers to be all that fired up in Week 8. UW 17- Rutgers 10, with about 10 minutes left in the 3rd quarter. Georgia Tech defeated Wake last week in OT. Tech plays VA Tech tomorrow. No. 24 USF is up 56-36 at North Texas with 7 minutes left in the 4th. A win helps Miami's SOS. The G6 PO participant could be decided on 10/25 when USF visits No. 23 Memphis. GO DUCKS! Put Out Them Cigs!

I think coming up with the extra $20.5 million each year to pay the athletes is a real deal. And we don't want a different stadium. 60K including standing room will have to do. I personally love being at the games, but my old body can't stand and scream for 4 quarters, so I let younger bods take my place and I watch from my comfy recliner on my lil 60" lcd.

Oregon 42-31 2 to 3 sack 300 passing

EweDub QB fumbles on the 3 yd line after a 90+ yd drive, then the Fusky DBs can't stay with the Rutgers WRs. At least the D-line is holding it's own led by Matayo's cousin held them to a FG.

GT not doing well vs Wake Forest... down 3-17 in the late 3rd

Oregon 35-21 1 to 3 sack 301 passing

Down 10-0 with1 minute left in the first.

DUCKS WIN! 29-27. ( Stop a UI 2pt attempt to tie at the end) 2 T.O 3 SKS 278 Yds Pass Oregon leapfrogs MIA to number two on Monday.

I definitely see an upgrade to suites, restrooms, and concessions on the north side. Construction costs to add significant seating would be expensive. $90 million was spent on the last expansion in 2002, adding around 12,000 seats. Getting the money and approval for further improvements will take awhile. All season ticket holders on the north side would be thrilled with just better restrooms.

He started for Cal in Autzen.

Same as last time!

I wish him a proper Autzen greeting!

Essentially anything that goes on around Autzen would be subject to City approval due to traffic arteries, transit, infrastructure, police resources, etc. Given the political climate in Eugene, no one should ever assume anything relative to what city planners would recommend and what the council would approve. https://www.registerguard.com/story/news/2023/01/24/eugene-uo-university-oregon-autzen-alton-baker-park-science-center/69833009007/

Big Ten nearing decision on $2.4 billion deal with California pension investment fund in landmark move within college athletics If the Big Ten does adopt its deal, other conferences may be forced to respond with an equity agreement of their own