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Oregon wins 49-10. 3 take aways 3 sacks 268 passing yards Why list these if the tiebreaker is moot? First to post wins now? What about us working class who can't spend all day on the forum trying to be first, huh? Go Ducks!!!

I think the goal should be to win the conference each year and let the playoff seedings work themselves out. I bet the coaches and players would love a rematch with Indiana. That's the mentality of great competitors.

Oregon 55-17 3 4 317

Oregon 35-13 2 TO 2 Sacks 210 yds passing Pass and run both join the 200 club. Balanced offense.

Oregon 38-10 2 2 296

Oregon 35-21 1 2 200

Yep, given the track record, I prefer a 5-8 seed for sure

Always liked how his Dad played!

Oregon 31 - 17 2 2 258

Oregon 38-7 2 TO 4 Sacks 231 Passing

Five Keys, If You Please - https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/five-keys-to-the-game-no-8-oregon-vs-minnesota-261278785/?source=column&lctg=26140&eid=c7d8647c6247db8d08c59fe44bc30380a147aa90b9e33099045cd46ddc6a485b&utm_sour 😁I predict great green gobs of greasy, grimy Gopher guts all over the field.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | THURSDAY, November 13, 2025 MEN’S BASKETBALL | @OregonMBB Ducks Sign Tajh Ariza EUGENE, Ore. – Oregon head coach Dana Altman announced the signing of Tajh Ariza on Thursday. The five-star recruit is ranked No. 14 by 247Sports and is No. 24 in ESPN’s Top 100. Ariza, a Los Angeles native, will play his senior season at Link Academy in Missouri, a notable prep basketball program. The 6-foot-9 forward is a versatile playmaker and one of the highest ranked prospects to join the Ducks. Ariza is the son of 18-year NBA veteran Trevor Ariza. He most recently played for his father’s alma mater, Westchester High School, where he led the team to a Los Angeles City Section title before joining Link Academy this summer. “We are excited to have Tajh join our program,” Altman said. “He’s a guy that we feel can play multiple positions and make an immediate impact in Eugene.”

Oregon 28-7 2 1 240

I would prefer not being in the Championship game but being ranked 4-8, as we get a home game. Purely a selfish motive in wanting to go to a playoff game at Autzen.

Oregon 42-6 3 TO 4 sacks 250 yds passing

It's the same amount of games regardless... The bye just moves. If you miss the conference championship game you get. A bye that week but play a week earlier. Worst scenario is making the championship game and losing it and needing to play a first round game anyways.

DUCKS 45-10 2 TO 3 SACKS 260 YRDS

Oregon 45 - 7 2 t/o 4 Saks 231 yds pass

White helmets at home seems off to me, especially since Minnesota will also have white helmets.

So, you're saying we still got a chance: If Ohio State loses again to Michigan, the Ducks are in position to earn a rematch against Indiana over the Wolverines because of an expected higher common opponent winning percentage. That same edge would send the Ducks to Indianapolis should the Buckeyes lose to UCLA. Should Ohio State lose to Rutgers, the Ducks would finish ahead of Ohio State thanks to a better record among five common Big Ten opponents. College football CFP conference tiebreakers for SEC, ACC, AAC, Big 10 So, we run the table and any stumble by OSU, we're in CShip game. I'm for it. Win it and get a top 4 seed and a bye. One less round of playoffs . . . you can't lose a bye game and rely upon learning from last year's lessons.

Oregon 24-3 2 turnovers 2 sacks 183 passing yards

It does rain the night before. Hopefully the field drys out enough before kickoff.

Oregon 28 - 17 1 2 215

Great pickup for 2026 Ducks Sign Tajh Ariza - University of Oregon Athletics Son of Trevor Ariza, great genes.