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I love the walk from campus to Autzen. Over the river, and through the woods... "You'll hear it, long before you see it"

Ducks 49- 17 4 Passing TDs 3 Sacks 299 passing yards

I’m looking for the Ducks to not be like Boise.

I want Dante Moore’s numbers and composure to make us all breathe a little easier.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/travel/interactive/2025/best-college-football-towns/ I've been to several of these locations, though not always on a gameday. Being there when it isn't a game day may be a better test of "college town" rankings? The biggest letdown for me was South Bend. It was established in 1835 and there are areas that look original - laugh. Some pretty rough areas especially after decline in local industries in the late 1990's. Some say the best thing about South Bend is that it is 95 miles to Chicago and 145 miles to Indianapolis. Not sure about that. But, of those options in that Washington Post column I would put it last.

Oregon 45-13 3 3 325

Oregon 28-13 2 TD passes 1 sack 234 passing yards The running clock couple with a run-heavy opponent makes for a low scoring game.

Ducks 41-17 2 3.5 324 yards—Moore 234, Novosad 68, Moga 22

Oregon 48-13 2 3 213 We shall see..

Ducks 55 - 6 3 4 285 P.S. My neighbor's kid just graduated from Mont St. Going to be tough to see a grown man cry (not me). Tried to make the same bet I made with the senior partner at my first law firm in '93 on the "Wheaton's going to score game". He declined to wager/pay all the expenses to the game.

Oregon 49-21 3 4 300

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Last year Points Per Game were down. We averaged around 35 points per game where the previous year we were around 40. I believe we were also down in passing yards per game as well. And I'm not entirely sold on the notion that the B1G is a better defensive conference than the Pac-12 was. The top end is absolutely elite and better but the rest of the conference I feel is equal or below the Pac-12. Utah and Stanford fielded some pretty brutal defenses in the Pac-12. So much of the B1G is built on a reputation that was set by the top.

The Oregon Ducks have one of the best home field advantages in all of college football. In addition to having Autzen Stadium, what makes Eugene, Oregon a top 10 college town in America along with Madison, Wisconsin and Baton Rouge, Louisiana? Oregon Ducks On SIWhy Eugene, Oregon Is Ranked Among Top 10 College Towns i...The Oregon Ducks have one of the best home field advantages in all of college football. Autzen Stadium is loud and nearly impossible for road teams to come into

Oregon 55-14 3 3 317

Montana State offensive preview: What should Oregon Ducks expect? What should the Oregon Ducks expect from Montana State Bobcats' offense? Montana State defensive preview: What should Oregon Ducks expect? What should the Oregon Ducks expect from Montana State Bobcats' defense?

Dakorien Moore's versatility and adaptability will be an asset for Oregon this season Oregon freshman Dakorien Moore has shown the ability to handle everything thrown at him this fall

line play on both sides of the ball.

Oregon 45-7 TOs = 2 Sacks = 5 Pass Yds = 245

Thank you Charles for this site. I am so ready to read and learn more from all the intelligent followers here. It seems like it's been forever since last season. I'm tired of reading about politics, let's get to what's important, DUCK football!!! Let's sco!

Ducks! 37-10 1 2 237

Oregon 51 - 18 4 4 270

Oregon 42 - 13 2 t/o 3 saks 271 yds

Hello My OBD FishDuck Forum Friends! What is your prediction versus Montana State? Take your shot and let's have fun with it... Let's get these predictions started, and remember I look for the differential between your predicted points with both teams from the actual points. I will use the tiebreaker information when needed, so provide all the data below! Entries without ALL the information are invalid, and predictions on other threads don't count. And please check the other posts in this thread to prevent putting up the a score that has already been predicted. We had one week where four entries were the same score! Please follow directions, as I need all that is below for tiebreakers: --the winner --the score --the amount of turnovers Oregon creates --the number of sacks Oregon records on the opposing team --the number of passing yards by the Ducks. My prediction is: Oregon 52-16 2 4 321 Noah Whittington

1) Will we see 1 or 2 QB's? Is Dante Moore our best QB? Does he have the leadership intangibles? Can he make quick decisions or use his feet to extend plays? 2) Inside Linebackers - We have experience and speed, but do we have the elite linebackers needed for an elite defense. I want to hear their names all game long. That means our linemen are occupying blockers, linebackers are beating blocks, and their instincts are putting them in the right place at the right time. It's been a loooong time since we've had an elite tandem at this level. I'd love to see this group meet or exceed the level of Kiko Alonso and Michael Clay. 3) Will WRs have more receptions than RBs and TEs combined? New QBs and new WRs mean more check downs. How many more two RB sets will we see and how many times do we see Dakorien Moore get the ball behind the line of scrimmage? If we see WRs with more receptions than TEs and RBs, I'll take that as a big positive for QB, WR, and OLine chemistry and development.