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I think Oregon has a great chance to not win one title, but multiple titles. For more than five decades, I've been hoping for our Ducks to just win one title in Football or Basketball (heck, even baseball would kinda work for me). Just one title before I die (and multiple would work too). Frankly, I just don't think that's too much to ask. 😂🤔😉

Oregon Ducks Injury Updates vs. Oklahoma State: Emmanuel Pregnon StatusThe Oregon Ducks will face the Oklahoma State Cowboys on Sept. 6 following a massive win against the Montana State Bobcats. The Ducks faced a couple of injuries in their season opener. Injury updates for the Oregon Ducks ahead of their week two matchup. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Injury Updates vs. Oklahoma State: Emmanuel...The No. 7 Oregon Ducks are coming off a massive win against the Montana State Bobcats, 59-13. Next up, the Ducks will face the Oklahoma State Cowboys, looking t

Oregon Football kicked off the 2025 season with a dominant 59-13 win over the Montana State Bobcats this weekend. Quarterback Dante Moore shined in his Duck debut, completing 18-of-23 passes for 213 yards and three touchdowns. He showed great poise, took what the defense gave him and distributed the ball effectively. Everybody pitched in from the Oregon backfield, but no one scored more than true freshman running back Jordon Davison, who found the end zone three times in his first taste of college action. The Oregon defense held strong against one of the top rushing attacks in college football last year, limiting the Bobcats to just 46 rushing yards and 244 total yards of offense. Matayo Uiagalelei may have had the best individual performance, bringing down quarterback Justin Lamson twice as he defends his crown as the Big Ten sack leader. A’Mauri Washington was a force on the interior of Tony Tuioti‘s defensive line and should be a key leader for Tosh Lupoi‘s defense in 2025. ScoopDuck’s Max Torres and Justin Hopkins sit down to give their thoughts on Oregon’s week 1 win and what we learned about this year’s version of the Ducks. Next up for Oregon is another home game agains the Oklahoma State Cowboys at 12:30 PM PT. The Cowboys are coming off of a 27-7 win over UT Martin to open the 2025 season. PODCAST: Oregon Routs Montana State 59-13

"Icing the punter" -- That's just awesomely hilarious. Reminds me of an old Steve Martin stand up line where he said if he was the football coach, he would occasionally mix it up and punt on first down... just to keep the other team on their toes.

While we are still waiting for the national polls to be released on Tuesday, some early rankings suggest that the Ducks may be worthy of a jump in the rankings. Fox Sports' analyst Joel Klatt updated his top 10 after a wild Week 1, and he moved Oregon up a spot to No. 4 in the nation. Oregon Ducks move up in Joel Klatt's rankings after Week 1 blowout

Know the Foe: Five Oklahoma State Cowboy players to know The seventh-ranked Ducks will host Oklahoma State at Autzen Stadium this Saturday at 12:30 PM. Here are five Cowboy players to know entering the game. Notable quotes Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy said about facing Oregon this weekend Find out what Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy said about facing off against the Oregon Ducks this weekend. Oklahoma State as of now plans to travel star LB Wendell Gregory following arrest on Saturday The Cowboys are expected to travel their star linebacker to Oregon this Saturday after he was arrested.

Here's hoping we break our record 10 sacks last year by getting at least 11!

I'm sure it will be. It makes the defense have to prepare for that look and at the very least it would be a nice short yardage formation. Even though I know they ran it for the first play of the game. Of the team can handle it the more formations the better. I'm kinda expecting the offense to look more like 2023 than 2024 because Moore has been in the system for a full year at this point.

Once Colorado State repositioned their linebackers and a safety following Coleman’s TD, he rarely got up to speed. Yeah, we’ll make them one dimensional.

Great post, Gat, thank you. As Charles so noted, NIL, free agency, and now Revenue Sharing have spread talent around. However, in 2025-26, I believe we will see what we see almost every season: a team ranked in the top 6 in the preseason AP Poll winning it all. This season, how about a Yo 7! for OBD! Winning a Natty requires three or four wins against top competition and turns Cinderella into a PO Pumpkin. Watch out for Georgia. In the midst of Texas and Arch Madness and the 'no more baffling losses for Bama' rhetoric 😁, Georgia just keeps plugging away. IMO, three Nattys in five seasons would have the CFB Captain Ahabs chasing the Moby Dawgs.

Translation: they put their mouth where their money is.

Welcome! There is very little untainted analysis of anything on TV in general imo. It’s all about packaging the next thing to watch or buy. What used to be fun and an event (any GameDay show on Saturday) has now become noise and I’m tuning in for just the game.

Some thoughts Where is the Bear? Any injury report on Pregnon? Too bad Jurrion Dickey got himself booted. He would have seen some time in this game and perhaps show his ability. Where is Makhi?

I prefer to look at the efficiencies tab... 😁🦆

I’ll admit here and now that ALL the kids playing for OBD are far better that I ever was, and for coaching, I’ve never been offered a job to coach football at any level. Therefore, they’re all better players and smarter coaches. So I’ll just wince occasionally, when somebody makes a mistake. When a coaching decision doesn’t work out, I’ll groan a little. Otherwise, I’ll watch and enjoy. And here on the forum, I’ll read with pretty much the same reactions. I appreciate what you are doing here Charles. I hope you don’t end up regretting this decision.

It was a miracle that Penix and his 3 primary WR targets weren't injured over those 2 seasons....particularly given Penix's previous health history.

It's a good sign that Dak wants to be the best player he can possibly be. Pancake blocks by a WR of his size are a darn good start!

My thoughts: 3 sacks, 7 TFLs Not enough, in my opinion. This was an FCS opponent. And yeah, they got the ball out quick at times, but I still expected more than 3 sacks and 7 tackles for loss. For comparison, Miami put up 3 sacks and 5 TFLs against Notre Dame — not an FCS team. Maybe they were keeping things conservative, or maybe it’s just first-game rust, but either way the front seven should’ve made a bigger statement. Hopefully we see them turn it up next week.

Watched some of the ESPN segment on week 1 reactions...I can't remember the last time I cringed so hard, the mental gymnastics some of those guys were doing to protect the SEC bias was mind-blowing.

I also noticed the QB under center and thought that was rather interesting. I wonder if that will become a regular part of play calling over the season.

Tri-focals might help...

Maybe I could get excited about this, but it's hard to for me to get excited about something so high that I can't even see it.

"If your good enough, you're old enough."

Some interesting Week 1 results based on 247 Sports 2025 Composite Roster rankings. Four of the top-10 ranked teams, No. 2 Alabama, No. 4 Texas, No. 7 Clemson, and No. 9 Notre Dame, lost in Week 1. Texas and Clemson lost to the higher-ranked No. 3 Ohio State and No. 6 LSU, Notre Dame lost to No. 15 Miami, and Bama lost to No. 19 FSU. No. 26 UCLA (?) lost to No. 44 Utah, and No. 57 Northwestern lost to No. 68 Tulane. UCLA plays the highest-ranked G5 team, No. 51 UNLV, in Vegas this Saturday. No. 42 Iowa is the underdog, +2.5, on the road at No. 71 Iowa State this Saturday - Fox Big Noon game, 9 AM Pacific and 11 AM in Ames, Iowa No. 49 Oklahoma State rides into Eugene to play No. 5 OBD on Saturday. CBS 12:30 Pacific. In his final season, Gary Danielson pays a visit to Autzen. Lasso the Cowboys!

Hughes single carry came in the Ducks first possession of the third quarter. Oregon was leading 38-6. None of us know if Hughes was offered an opportunity to be a "feature back" prior to his transfer. But, from a season planning perspective, seeing so many guys get reps (78 participated I believe) and get some game experience does have value. A lot of RBs touched the ball. Which I would rather see in a game like this one that being on the field with in-experience in a tight game due to sudden injuries of "feature backs." It may also add value in recruiting to have so many guys get reps.