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Head Coach Dan Lanning meets with the media following practice on September 10, 2025.

Last year I think Stein wanted to do more but Gabriel and the offensive line didn't have the ability to do so for whatever reason. He was also limited in terms of running backs as James was THE back for the majority of the season. The offensive line wasn't settled in a rotation until week 3 which limited what they could do in terms of a run game and pass protection.

College basketball scholarship limit for NCAA division one (D1) is 15 scholarships for both men's and women's teams, effective for the 2025-2026 academic year. While this is the maximum number of scholarships allowed per team, schools are not required to offer all 15 and the number of scholarships awarded is dependent of each schools funding.

Sounds like Oregon talked with the conference about better equity situation with game scheduling. I agree, the conference has placed Oregon with disadvantages more so than others in the conference.

Is the play calling such that opposing DC's do not have much of anything on Dante's maturity in the pocket and think they can storm the bastille and rattle our young quarterback? My money is on the sneaky dudes ..... Lanning and Stein. GO DUCKS!!

We'll just keep pounding them until they can't take any Moore. Puns aside, the only strength on this team is their secondary is excellent, so passing windows will be smaller and run after the catch will be contested..

Makes me wanna....

Great segment about OBD. Hope we stay under the hype radar and continue to play well! I let the tape run and he went on to talk about the Spoiled Children - "No drama" was his summary, LOL. Great job, coach Riley!

Last year, Oregon was the number one team in the nation for a good number of weeks until they weren't. This year's blitz of points brings to mind the Oregon Women's BB team's motto during the 2020 campaign... "Leave No Doubt." Maybe that is the answer. Maybe DL wants to "Leave No Doubt" as to who is the best team and where the Ducks stand among the elite teams across the nation. Maybe we will not be the best team at the end of the season, but no one will doubt how good and dominant they are. This was one of the frustrations we had with Mari-- Cristobal. He seemed to WANT to win by less than a touchdown. When you flirt with one score games too often, you are bound to lose some that you shouldn't. (Take a knee!!!) Don't let up until the game is truly over! That doesn't mean that you wait to put in more back-ups... especially when there are so many 1a/1b/1c situations! (Aren't we blessed??)

It is always fun to guess what Our Beloved Ducks are doing, and then seeing later how close we got. Our forum-friend, 30Duck, has tech issues and will not be able to rejoin us for a few weeks, but I spoke with him on the phone yesterday, as well as Mike West, and both gave me their thoughts on the offense that got me to wondering... What IS Will Stein up to? Thus far, he is doing the opposite of last year, whereas in 2024--he did a slow rollout of the offense that many here found pedestrian, almost boring at times. We were winning, but not winning BIG, while this year we are scoring boatloads of points, and showing stuff you would not think would appear until a big play in a much bigger game. What do YOU think is going on? Do you think he and Lanning decided to "go-for-it," as some games, (like the Rose Bowl last year) require a ton of scoring to win the game? Or that he is just messing with the Penn State DC in advance to make their preparation that much more difficult...and Stein pulls out new stuff for them? Or is this a head-fake and Stein reins the offense back in again...to keep opposing DCs guessing? I love what we've seen, but wonder what the bigger plan is the entire season, and what they're doing now--how it plays into their overall plan?

Thanks Jon. Sometimes there's a blessing hidden in the dark and that blessing just may turn out to be the fact that Billy just isn't a P4 coach. I don't get why guys think they can be offensive coordinators and head coaches in the SEC or B1G. Steve Sarkasian is doing the same thing but he is a much better coordinator than Napier ever could dream of. The guy has turned DJ Lagway into Graham Mertz 2.0 in one off-season. My only hope is we don't hire Lane Kiffin. We need a guy with discipline that won't live in the transfer portal. Maybe we saw our head coach on the opposite sideline this past Saturday.

I got you covered. Added the video to your post.

- This goes along to what you posted about the polls. College Football desperately needs a new, accurate, authoritative pollAutzen ZooCollege Football desperately needs a new, accurate, autho...Yesterday's controversy swirling around AP voter Haley M. Sawyer underscored everything that's wrong with traditional college football polls.

Ugh, sorry, I tried to embed the video. If someone knows how to embed, that would be wonderful. Here is the link at the right starting point - https://youtu.be/ayoTmCFl65w?si=t81RtucqaEYlWQ5u&t=1809

Oregon is a legitimate national title contender. Go to about the 30:54 mark where he is talking about Oregon.

Haley, like, here's what the machines have to say. Have a really far out day! 😁 FanSidedHumans vs. Computers: Comparing all the Week 3 college fo...The AP Top 25, coaches poll, FPI and FEI don't agree on everything. In fact, the humans and computers couldn't be further apart on USC and Florida State.

Holy Haley! USC beat writer and AP voter Haley Sawyer is going out of her way to prove that the Trojans have a Valley Girl Airhead on the beat. Gag Me With A Spoon! 🤮 'My vote doesn't really matter?" 🤪 FanSidedAP Top 25 controversy raises crucial question: Who should...There's been a lot of scrutiny when it comes to AP voters. While it's not the most efficient system, the AP can't afford to lose credibility either.

Over/Under on The Duck Making a Mission to Lake Michigan? Autzen ZooReturn of the Quack? Duck fans want to see inflatable Duc...Last year at Big Ten Media Days, the Ducks made an immediate splash in their new conference by setting up a giant inflatable Duck outside NCAA Hadquarters.

Dak is High on the List of On3's Week 2 Diaper Dandies. Joined by a PSU Newbie. On3True Freshman Standouts from Week 2 of College FootballOn3 highlights five true freshman standouts from week two of college football, led by a dynamic Penn State pass rusher.

yeah, Im probably a newer fan than most on here. Started liking the Ducks around Dennis Dixon senior year. I will say Ive never seen the Ducks with this much quality depth ever. Ive been literally in shock the past 2 weeks to actually see how Lannings first "full" recruiting class (2023) has turned out mixed with the newbies of course

Would Moore of Moore to Moore this Saturday work for you? Northwestern is on the verge of entering Dante's Seventh Circle. 😁 Waste the Wildcats!

I'm with you, friend Solar, but Hubris is a nasty Witch.🙈☠️🙃 Waste the Wildcats!

Go Dawgs. SEC starts to separate on Saturday after Kentucky almost took down Kiffin back-to-back. Vandy at South Carolina should be a very interesting game. And down the road for Georgia lies Georgia Tech, a team that could Wreck Clemson's season on Saturday. GO Dawgs!

- 27.5 / O/U Vegas Insider Consensus 48.5 They're not playing in Wrigley, but Oregon pitches a shutout, +750 NW's best RB is out for the rest of the season. NW Preston Stone to date - 4 picks, 3 TDs. Sorry about last Saturday, my friend. It turned out to be a Trap with USF coach Alex Golesh turning Billy Napier into Gator Goulash. A spitty effort in the Swamp. 🤬

I’m always cautiously optimistic when it comes to high school recruits, particularly at the skill positions. Any Oregon fan who follows recruiting and has been around for a little while, can list a number of blue chip, 5-star prospects that either didn’t pan out or took a couple of years to develop. Cameron Colvin came immediately to mind when Dakorien Moore signed with Oregon. Colvin was a Rivals 5-star receiver and a part of the heralded De La Salle recruiting class. He was the #3 wide receiver and #10 overall player in his recruiting class. By his senior year at Oregon, he became a solid player but never lived up to the high expectations (which aren’t fair to put on these young men). I’m glad that Dakorien Moore is showing what he can do early in his Oregon career. He is clearly a talented player that has been coached well and appears to have good football IQ. Oregon will really need him this year with the departure of Tez to the NFL and the unfortunate injury to Evan Stewart. It’s clear that Coach Stein plans to get the ball in his hands, a number of different ways.