Chas Man

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.

My initial reaction is, "Sadiq has been nursing some injuries and is returning to health (and form) at just the right time. It's also pretty easy to imagine Stein has at least 2 or 3 plays he can now run from the same set with the defense anticipating "Sadiq on the fade route." Not a bad option to have in your arsenal with the biggest games of the year on tap.

Also surprised by how much I love those uniforms (Especially the helmets) Made us look like an elite program with national championship aspirations.

"On the other side, I’m not taking away from anything they did. They played almost flawlessly. I mean, that quarterback is unbelievable. The throws he made tonight, tremendous throws. Those are Heisman-like throws,” Fleck said." Pleasantly surprised to see us play such a complete game in all facets, especially at the QB position, given the short week, the UM bye, and the plethora of key injuries.

Wow, I guess you still have to show up and play the game. Makes last nights resounding win (with a flock of Duck starters out with injuries) all the more impressive. Keep Going Ducks!

Have to admit I was concerned about a short week, a UM bye, and the length of our injury list. At this point it feels like it's all good.

I didn't love the uniforms at first, probably because A'mauri Washington isn't the best fashion model. (He looks exactly the way you want him to look-like a trench warrior ready to do the dirty work!) But after seeing the video reveal, I'm convinced the helmets look bad butt (Pic 1). And I do recall, you can win big games wearing white pants (Pic 2) Go Ducks!

Dang thing grew after two full weeks obsessing over the Ducks! "As he thinketh in his heart, so he is." Proverbs 23:7

I think we're going to see huge dividends from the Wisconsin game. To quote AF of the O: Early in the second quarter, the Ducks found themselves scoreless and pinned on their own one-yard line. Suddenly, after having produced minus-16 yards rushing in the first quarter, Oregon got rolling. During a 16-play, 99-yard drive, the Ducks found a formula for success in the running game that led them to the end zone for the first time. Oregon never stopped running on the way to a 21-7 win against one of the best run defenses in the nation. “To be able to finish the game with 203 yards rushing, I think shows that we figured it out,” UO coach Dan Lanning said. Lesson learned. Now apply the learning and reap the benefits!

One of my favorite pics of this week's game winning uniforms:

One of the meanings of "pathetic" according to the Oxford Dictionary is, "Of very low standard". No matter how you slice it, storming the field after subduing a .500 team is a very low standard, and is, by definition, pathetic IMHO.

I can't get away from the reoccurring disappearance of Kenyon Sadiq. Either our coaches are doing a masterful job of disguising his immense abilities, or opposing coaches are finding ways to nullify his impact on the game. My feeling is, as Kenyon goes, so go our playoff aspirations.

Wow, hard to believe that is the best wish for college football JC could come up with. Talk about seeing the world from a distorted frame of reference.

I was surprised by Kenyon Sadiq's monster game, until he got dinged up. He's obviously the best player on the field when he is healthy, so I'm guessing he was not healthy verses Indiana. If he was, different outcome!