Chas Man

They'll probably end up a 12 seed and be matched against OBD.

Couldn't agree more. Stein & Lupoi have had the opportunity to witness the benefits of having coached a team to a national championship, and the impact that has on your future success. I believe Lanning & Company will be laser focused on the opportunity at hand. This isn't something that DL will have to conjure up; it's in the DNA of who Lanning is and the culture he has established. Oregon is not a place (post Willie & Mario) where you burn btridges to get somewhere else. Oregon is a place where you embrace the culture, win the day, and launch into better tomorrows together. As always, Go Ducks!

I have a lot of confidence that Coach Lanning will make the absolute best decision regarding Stein's continued leadership (or lack thereof) throughout the playoffs. No one is more locked in than DL. Go Ducks!

A little more salt please!

Go Ducks!!!

Diehard fans for "more green & yellow" in OBD uniforms are gonna love these: https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2025/11/26/oregon-football-rivarly-week-uniforms-washington/87485523007/

I'd like to hear what the players have to say about their performance, and how they feel about representing the University of Oregon. Just curious.

I'm going with A'Mauri Washington as my x-factor. (He had 64 snap counts vs USUC) I don't believe the Fusky's have anyone who can nullify his impact on the game. Good chance he wrecks havoc at the LOS and creates chaos in the backfield. Final answer, lock it in:) Go Ducks!

This may be piling on, but no one has mentioned Chip's tenure at UCLA. He was 35 & 34 after 6 seasons, 26 & 26 in conference play. Just say "No" to mediocrity. Go Ducks!

For all the "touch" defensive PI calls, it seemed like refs allowed the USUC receivers to shove off the defender with regularity.

Wow, who knew? Now all we need is to find that black with green accents is the most visible combination possible! Go Ducks!

What's your favorite road uniform this year? Here's mine:

Loved seeing OBD fly around in these threads as well:

And yet, Indiana is not considered "fragile" after allowing a 3 & 6 Penn State team to score 14 points and take the lead in the 4th quarter, with a back up quarterback at the helm? This writer is...

And yet, Texas A&M is not considered "fragile" even though they had to squeak out a miraculous 1 point victory over a hapless 3 & 6 SC team? This writer is not only clueless, she is blatantly biased.