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Oregon Coach Dan Lanning Describes How Ducks Are Attacking Bye WeekThe No. 2 Oregon Ducks football team put the nation on notice after taking down No. 7 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, but now the Ducks' get to enjoy a week 6 bye week - which coach Dan Lanning believes is coming at the right time. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Coach Dan Lanning Describes How Ducks Are Attackin...The No. 2 Oregon Ducks remain undefeated after a heavy weight bout against No. 7 Penn State that had double overtime going long into the night at Beaver Stadium

As my wife and I were entering the stadium we experienced the happenings that were taking place at the 4:20 mark of the video. There was a lot of congestion. Hundreds of people came to a complete stop and they were screaming and booing. We saw that the area was closed off by curtains and we were wondering how in the hell we were supposed to get to the upper deck. Then, everything cleared out and we walked up to our seats. It all makes sense after watching the video. They Ducks were likely coming off the field from warm-ups and headed to their locker room.

Fun article. I think Mario goes down this week at FSU. He's risen to #2 in the country on the back of a 27-24 home win over 2-2 Notre Dame. Seems like the perfect set up for Mario's yearly Chevy Chase stumble routine.

As the calendar rolls over into October, the Heisman Trophy race is starting to heat up. The race for college football's most prestigious individual award has undergone another notable shakeup going into Week 6 of the season — including a new favorite to win the award on Saturday, Dec. 13, in New York City. Who are Heisman Trophy front runners after Week 5? Oregon's Dante Moore new leader

One of the things I got from the video was the team breaking down the thousand cuts mantra by position group. DBs calling each incomplete pass a cut, offense calling each first down a cut. We saw how he prepared the entire team to focus on winning the small battles throughout the game one well executed assignment at a time. He knew PSU was too good to be taken down at home by a few big plays. The game was tied 3-3 at half and yet OBD was clearly winning the individual battles throughout the half. Lanning kept his players focused on their own responsibilities and kept them from being distracted by 111.000 screaming fans. Before the game, the national consensus was that PSU was going to win but they were wrong. I feel the video gave us a peak behind the curtain as to why and that's good enough for me.

Thank you for that explanation Jon. So private equity will own a percentage of the brands merchandising? They'll have say so over which brand plays on a certain platform or timeslots? If Ohio State is deemed more valuable than Northwestern, does that mean Ohio State will be moved into more primetime matchups while Northwestern plays a MAC school? Seems like a slippery slope. What happens if the investors start interjecting and forcing Oregon, Ohio State, and Michigan into bigger matchups while Purdue, Wisconsin, and Minnesota get easier opponents?

Put down that winter lawn fertilizer? Complete that final outdoor home improvement project before the weather changes? Costco it up? Take your dog on that hike you have been promising? Finally, unplug the toilet in that pesky half-bath add-on? Locate your old Groucho Marx disguise in the attic so you can “discreetly” purchase hemorrhoid cream? Or, just lounge around watching ... Oregon Football: The Bye Week Blues

A $40 billion valuation. $2 billion for 5% which reverts to the conference in 2047. The conference retains management of its own affairs. How does a 5% owner of a to-be-formed Big Ten Enterprises have the power to run and ruin the conference now or in the future? It doesn't. The goal is to keep the conference together and not have to look at partnerships with teams from other conferences to raise the operating cash to compete for championships. To have the money on hand to avoid draconian cuts to athletic departments and non-revenue sports. I, too, have worked with private equity businesses. I'm certain Tony Petitti has worked with private equity. They have their valuation experts, and so does the Big Ten. This has been a protracted negotiation. Petitti and his advisers did not fall off the last pumpkin wagon coming through town. They are not going to give control and the future of the conference away. How else do the critics of the proposed transaction plan on raising additional operating funds? The choice is the same choice every business enterprise in growth mode faces: incur debt or sell a slice of equity. The sports inventory has already been leveraged, and the Big Ten has secured the best return of all the competing conferences. The predicate, as Mike West noted above, that many people refuse to recognize: college athletics is big business. The B1G is the biggest in the industry. IMO, selling a small slice of equity for a fixed time is much more favorable than incurring long-term debt, and the goal of holding the conference together is worthwhile. A goal a conference commissioner should see as Job One.

You are right. I have been overly critical. Maybe they will put together some more footage for a post-season documentary if we win it all.

You never know what parameters are handed down to the editors of these videos. If we have to play these guys again we don’t need to hand them fuel, and matches, to light a fire. Personally, I thought it was solid content. It provides an inside look at the prep for the game. Most fans do not have access to practice, or meetings. DL stated in meeting, we will outrush this team when showing last years stats…great content. Standing in tunnel…Crowd…WE ARE…DL responds…we are about to get our butt kicked is what they are about to say…love DL. Intro music could have been better, but no additional theatrics really needed. They showed the pure raw emotions from players, and coaches after a hard fought battle. That is the main reason football is such a great game to play, and watch.

I strongly disagree. I think they should either put in a good product or no product at all. I expect shows, productions, and teams to improve each year. That Team Out West, narrated by Tyrell Burrell, was pretty solid, and I think our weekly editions should meet that standard. At the very least. Like I said, it was just highlights. The target audience has already watched the highlights five times. There was little to no exclusive behind the scenes footage. I would not give any Emmys to this year's edition.

Winner, winner, chicken dinner! We're No. 1! Ranking the 10 Biggest College Football Winners of September

Oregon Ducks’ Most Valuable Player Of The Season So FarThe Oregon Ducks have talent on both sides of the ball who have made substantial impacts through the first five games. However. redshirt sophomore quarterback Dante Moore, who is catching attention of NFL front offices, earns MVP so far. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks’ Most Valuable Player Of The Season So FarThe No. 2 Oregon Ducks have been untouched in 2025 thus far, going 5-0 and beating their opponents by an incredible margin of 233-60. Oregon's offense has been

Our second roundtable of the bye week is ready. As you probably read from the title, we are voting for our standout freshman of the season so far. ScoopDuck Roundtable: Best True Freshman So Far This Season

Ten Ducks whose roles have been surprising through five games Here are 10 Oregon players who've played more or less than expected in the early going for the Ducks.

The Oregon Ducks' College Football Playoff Chances Are ChangingThe No. 2 Oregon Ducks have been revitalized after losing 11 players to the 2025 NFL Draft, but coach Dan Lanning and his staff have rewritten the narrative that this season is a 'rebuild year'--The Ducks are now viewed as a top team in the country with the greatest chance of securing a playoff spot. Oregon Ducks On SIThe Oregon Ducks' College Football Playoff Chances Are Ch...After the No. 2 Oregon Ducks walked into Happy Valley on Sept. 27. and took down No. 7 Penn State in double overtime 30-24, not only did the team rise in rankin

Dan Lanning Reveals Interesting Story About Dante Moore and Noah WhittingtonRecovering from their close victory against Penn State in the White Out, the Oregon Ducks are taking the bye week to reflect on what strengthens them as a team. For Dan Lanning, that includes leadership seen between Dante Moore and Noah Whittington. Oregon Ducks On SIDan Lanning Reveals Interesting Story About Dante Moore a...It's a much needed bye week for the No. 2 Oregon Ducks, as the flock rests and recovers to face No. 8 Indiana at Autzen Stadium on Oct. 11. For the Ducks, it's

Oregon coach Dan Lanning spoke in depth about Dante Moore and his performance against Penn State on Wednesday. Here's what Lanning had to say about his quarterback's ability to hang tough against an top-tier defense. Dan Lanning outlines what allowed Dante Moore to thrive against elite defensive play

Don't know if they were food poisoned or not but they clearly choked.

Just thought it was funny as a pile on: USC Trojans On SILincoln Riley Addresses Controversy Of USC's Food Poisoni...USC Trojans coach Lincoln Riley addressed the controversy surrounding the 34-32 last-second loss to Illinois in week 5. Multiple Trojans were dealing with food

KB, talking to Dakorien Moore during pregame warm up (25:25)…”These are the types of games where legends are born, go be legendary”. Dakorien’s dead serious response…..”This is what I came for” Such Great Content.

I have to admit that I loved it. But then again I have loved everything I have watched this week, and I loved them all even the second or third time I watched. I have been a Duck fan going way back through all the bad years, and I can feel nothing but enjoyment for how everything has changed.

I really enjoyed this. I had not listened to them before. They really give some great insights.

5 Oregon quarterbacks starting Sunday in either the NFL or the CFL . Nix, Herbert, Mariota, Gabriel in the NFL, and Adams , in the CFL. With Masoli only one play away from playing.

Mo Mooreba!