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Ohio State above Alabama is a crime.

I firmly believe that it was CK's involvement that brought Day his first championship. Look what Chip was able to do at Oregon, with far less tallent. Ryan Day may have made the best decision of his career to bring Chip on board, but it might also be the ultimate telling, seeing how Chipper is gone now, so the one off with Chip might say in the future all we need to know about Ryan Day. OBD will get there the right way under DL. 🪿

What exactly is Josh Heupel doing right now??? I know what I'm seeing...

I'll get excited when looking in the rear view mirror.

Ozzy says 'Merry Christmas!'

Where does Colorado rank in fbs for rushing? Dead last? ... That's how you get your guys inflated numbers to accompany 3 losses. We know where the better players are.

Is Oregon still in the running for Justus Terry?

#1 recruiting class according to Rivals

5* Na'eem Offord to be a duck!

'Cause 10 sacks in a game is typical mundane stuff. I don't mind Oregon being the monster lurking in the shadows... Hopefully they pounce on everyone. Then they'll be the talk of the town all off-season.

Wow I think there was some peppermace sprayed during that brawl

Wow Ryan Day really does have a Michigan problem...

Omg... 6 OT's and counting...

Great game to end the day... By far the best game today. Georgia better win this.

Does anybody think that Georgia Tech has what it takes to beat Georgia? It's 10 - 0 GT with less than 5 minutes to go in the first half.

Anybody watching what Minnesota is able to do against that Wisconsin defense that Oregon could barely score against? Football is weird.

2010 was the last time they lost three or more games.

2004! ... vs South Carolina

When was the last time Alabama was held to three points?

The way Joel Klatt has been talking about Ohio State all game long, someone should hand him a tissue... And I don't mean for tears.

If Indiana had a slightly better defense... Look out

Well that was... something. I'll take the win, but our offense needs to figure stuff out this week and become more on par with our defense. I will say that I'm very proud of OBD for fighting through adversity and sticking it out to get the win. Even though it was a close game it was still a good learning experience, and there will be many lessons learned. Game ball should be split between the defense and Atticus Sappington. Now let's hope they fix that offense up so when they face the mutts in 2 weeks they can light them up at home, and Dan will get his first win against the purple puppies. Let's Go Ducks!!

They both suck. Discussion over.

This statement is so wrong... just ask Shedeur Sanders! Oh, wait. I really liked seeing Urban gush over our defense! And I hope his faith in Oregon is vindicated in January!

I received an email from Rob Mullens on Friday, but I didn't notice it until this morning. I have never received an email like this before, and it has me a bit curious. For those who didn't receive one, I'll summarize below: The message is from Oregon Athletics to their supporters, explaining upcoming changes in college sports and their impact on the university. Here’s what it means in a summary: 1. New Financial Changes: Due to legal settlements, colleges may soon share revenue directly with student-athletes, especially for their name, image, and likeness (NIL). This could cost Oregon over $20 million annually, on top of current expenses. 2. Scholarship Rule Changes: The NCAA may allow unlimited scholarships but limit total team roster sizes. This change could double the number of scholarships, adding significant costs (around $14-$15 million more each year). 3. Increased Costs: Oregon Athletics, which operates without university funds, must cover these new expenses. They’ll need to find additional revenue or cut costs while continuing to support their 20 sports programs and 500 athletes. 4. Transition to Big Ten: Moving to the Big Ten Conference provides new opportunities, better stability, and greater visibility for Oregon Athletics, but they still need strong supporter backing to thrive under this new financial model. Overall, it’s a request for continued support as the university adapts to major changes in college athletics funding. Thoughts?