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I say the glass is more than half-full. And, it's a good-looking glass, too.

Been going to games at Autzen since 1976. Not on a bandwagon. We did much better tonight then back in the late seventies.

It’s not the number of wins. It’s how the seasons end and how Oregon performs on the biggest stages time and time again.

No Oregon fans, the Ducks aren't cursed, but I understand why it feels that way Once again Oregon was splattered on the biggest stage late in a season. It feels like deja vu. That doesn't mean this team will never win it all.

A reminder for all? We can say anything in the GAMEDAY threads, but in regular forum threads, we remain the "Forum-with-Decorum."

Cig and his team are FREAKS!! Maybe from another planet?

Oregon's awful CFP loss to Indiana showcases uncomfortable truth on Dante MooreOregon quarterback Dante Moore might have to accept what is right in front of him after the Ducks' abysmal performance in the College Football Playoff semifinal. Autzen ZooOregon's awful CFP loss to Indiana showcases uncomfortabl...Oregon quarterback Dante Moore might have to accept what is right in front of him after the Ducks' abysmal performance in the College Football Playoff semifinal

Total Yards Offense 378 - Oregon 362 - Indiana Passing by QB 24 of 39 - 285 yds - 2 TD - Moore 17 of 20 - 177 yds - 5 TD - Mendoza Turnovers 3 plus a blocked punt for Oregon led to 28 points by Indiana

Yup... No nails in my coffin!

Most points scored vs Indiana this season: 24 - Penn St 22 - Oregon 20 - Oregon 15 - Iowa

Always. I watched the whole beatdown. It was tough but theres always next year. It just seems like when they get this close theres always a bunch of woulda coulda shoulda's. Sucks.

Ducks retain the biggest semi-final margin ever - 39 pts - 59-20 vs Florida St

Went from amber ale to scotch whiskey before the end of the third quarter. This game reminded me of the 80's. But here they are in the semis. That is a huge improvement. I was impressed with the effort from Jay Harris. Indiana looks like a juggernaut, and here's hoping the steamroll Miami like they did Oregon. You can't feel too bad about losing to the #1 team in the country, just wish we could have been a little more competitive. It was a great season for a pretty young team. Congrats, and on to next season.

Wow. Thirteen wins for each of the last two seasons is constant disappointment? I think the strain of the day is tough on us right now...

What Cignetti did has never been done, and while it is amazing...I don't think we should compare our progress to the biggest outlier to the norm ever. We will have our turn...

I guess I wasn't be honest with myself. This loss really bothered me. I was willing to take the L with a smile if we were competitive, but we gifted them 28 points. It's hard not to let that piss you off.

Missing some top players did not help tonight. When Lanning came, he said you have to water the bamboo for 5 years before it shoots up rapidly. I love my Ducks.

Hey look at this! Indiana beat Alabama by 35 points....Indiana beat Oregon by 34 points.

This is my first post here after lurking for years. I am a loyal fan. I have been a fan of Oregon football since before Bill Musgrave was QB. I went to UO in the late 80s. I love OBD. I love what we are today, on the cusp of being a legit contender. Of course I am disappointed, but we have been here before. We are as close as we have ever been. I believe in DL and I believe it was too much pressure for a 20 year-old—no matter what amount of 'poise' he has demonstrated thus far—to take solely on his shoulders. I am perplexed about the CFP in general, and the transfer portal window. The transfer portal did a lot of damage to us since the Orange Bowl and I don't understand how the powers that be can allow it to damage teams that 'earn' their way into the post-season. I believe DL will learn from this as he learned from last year's disappointment and the disappointment the year(s) before that. As someone said, I look forward to us folding in the finals next year!

And this forum

Takeaways: A Brutal Ending to a Season That Promised More for Oregon Football Oregon’s season ended in painful fashion in the Peach Bowl. The takeaways and stats show how Indiana controlled the game and why the Ducks once again fell short on college football’s biggest stage.

And yes. I'm over the analysis of this game, but also the season. There is so much food on the plate about that. Love my team

Indiana 28 points after Oregon turnovers.

Nope. Still proud of this team. DeBoer said it. There is a fine line between mistakes and excellence. This team ( the players ) was better than their experience. The coaches had lots to do with that Now the coaches need to punch above their experience. They're good. I expect they'll be excellent. If you can't hire them, develop them. That's the theme this off-season. Develop greatness Lanning got one step further. With less experience. He's on the path.

This pains me to have to bring in any news about this game. It’s late for us in the East coast. I’m thankful for all that our team had accomplished this season. Will be looking forward to next season. I love my Ducks! Go Ducks! We stand with you through thick or thin. Oregon's Jay Harris Lone Bright Spot For Ducks Against IndianaThe Oregon Ducks are dealing with a lack of depth at the running back position with injuries and the transfer portal. Jay Harris stepped up for the team in the first half of the Ducks' College Football Playoff matchup against the Indiana Hoosiers. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon's Jay Harris Lone Bright Spot For Ducks Against In...The running back room was an area of concern for Oregon Ducks fans entering their semifinal game in the College Football Playoffs. On the Ducks’ second offensiv