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I would add SEC weakness also, 4-8 in bowl games after next game. It just means more?

Well, I did not appreciate the final touchdown by Ohio State in 2014 'Natty in the last 22 seconds...so I see TT's point. Yet if the roles were reversed...would TT fans wanted their touchdown?

14days would be like a normal BYE. Beyond that seems problematic.

Penn St and Iowa were so far the best teams against Indiana.

Does Finebaum have his tickets reserved, yet?

Crushed By A Tumbling Tide? DeBoer's soul has been Ciggo-delisized. 😁😁😁 🤣🤣🤣🤣 See you in the ATL.

I believe Oregon would have had the potential to "deBurr" Bama today. Should be a good re-match...

DeBoer's seat get hotter with every Indiana score. Kind of feels like the 2015 Alamo Bowl against TCU with Helfrich. It was a big sign it was a relationship that is doomed. Is Finebaum going to be able to spin this SEC Trainwreck into something positive?

Remids me of that Rocky top guy back in 2013?- jerks

Seems like a validated sensation, Charles!

OC Grubb was supposed to be the secret sauce, but he went the NFL and bombed. I think this is indeed one of those situations where the players made the coach great. Jake Haener was a football god at Fresno State for DeBoer and Grubb, then Penix at UW with Peterson's recruits as others have mentioned.

The TT D had been successful vs OBD O all day. It was worth trying the run. "You don't want us to score? STOP US!"

Bamy going Slammy.

Probably that we are low class for scoring that last touchdown. Which I don't blame the Ducks for at all because taking a knee just gives them the ball with time on the clock and they weren't going to take a knee in the end zone.... So what were we supposed to do? Not run straight ahead? It was field position and time and down. If it was 3rd with that much time on the clock Lanning would have taken the knee.

You were right. The woodshed is full of crimson like a rolling tide.

Bama looks like awful.

Maybe DeBoer should have taken the Michigan job. His seat is going to get HOT after this game.

So I wonder what this guy is saying now?

FWIW Oregon was tied with IU around the 8:40 mark in the 4th qtr @20-20. There is hope that they learned something. Having played IU already in the reg season should make it easier to game plan for the busy OC and DC.

Pretty much the game most saw it as being. Two defenses..going at it. Obvious TT primary defensive priority was shutting down our run game, especially between the tackles, and for the most of the first half they were behind our blockers and two yards behind the line of scrimmage before our RBs even received the handoff. But hey. Our defense shutdown their offensive strength in the run, and with the exception of one 50 yrd run (from a missed tackle behind the line of scrimmage) did similar especially in the second half. As 'old school' I am always one for 'taking the points.'. But can't really argue with an overall 64% success rate on going for it and the confidence it builds in the players in executing on it so I am trying to get used to DL's tendencies, but lordy my blood pressure takes a rise Everytime he does it. Offensively they consistently "broke the flow" of several drives with self inflicted wounds and left many points on the field because of these or non-execution of 4th down plays. Dante is a good, becoming great, quarterback. But honestly from some of the forced throws he attempts and some of the down field (open) receivers he does not see while out of the pocket under diress and on the run, seems solid reasons for him to get another 15-20 games in the NFL-lite before heading to NFL-Heavy. All this being said. OBD dominated a high scoring team. Broke the QBs confidence, especially after the third turnover. Had like 6 or 7 three and outs. If our offense has been "clicking" this could have easily been a 30-40 point shutout. At no point did this game ever feel out of Oregon control. Any concerns about lack of focus after the JMU game were answered with a sonic BOOM! I had believed this game to have been the most challenging for the Ducks until meeting Ohio St. in the championship game. Well Mario and Co took care of that and now we get to wreck havoc on either Alabama or Indiana (personally I Want Indiana...for obvious reasons) and whomever they meet from the other side of the bracket OBD should be able to match up better with, than with Ohio St. Not saying we are a lock for...anything other than the Peach Bowl appearance. But, the odds have shifted nicely in favor of OBD and knocking the Ducks out in the next two rounds has become more challenging for the rest of the field. Oh and one more bit of confidence from today's game. Defense Wins CHAMPIONSHIPS! 🦆🏈🪨's

Or an offensive line built on Chris Petersen recruits who are in their 5th or 6th year. And the same would go for a defense built on Petersen and Lake (Lake was actually good on defense for UW) and DeBoer benefited greatly from those 5th and 6th years.

DeBoer just does not know what to do now. He doesn’t have the arm of Michael Pennix and 3 NFL receivers to save him this time.

Well, it's "Roll Over Tide" Time to start prepping for a Oregon-Indiana rematch. Tough to beat the same team twice

Ya we had offensive issues but we DID shut out TT. That IM proud of. Next game.

Bama will not score unless it’s a FG in garbage time. They’re already calling for DeBoer’s head on social media.