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Why can't Oregon just play four quarters?

Oregon won't be #1 after this game if they don't win big. Imo

PSU doing what they do best in big games.

I think we are all in agreement that we're Duke fans today

Are we Ohio State fans today?

How many holding calls are the refs going to miss today?

Imagine a scenario where Oregon beats Georgia for the title, and afterwards Lanning says in his press conference.. "Kirby knows we have better players, he'll never say it, but he knows"... A Duck can dream

Well let me be the first to say that I am so so happy to be wrong. Let's go Ducks!!!!

tOSU 45 - 34 (Oregon will rally late, but will fall short) 1 1 167 My heart will be rooting for OBD, but my brain says they're just not at the same level... yet. Chipper will rejoice as he silences the loudest place on the planet. (I know once a Duck always a Duck, but I don't think Chip was ever a Duck. Imho.... Harsh?)

While I’m eager for Oregon to win, the offense hasn’t yet demonstrated the consistency needed to compete at the level required to beat a team like the Buckeyes. I’ll be cheering for Oregon with every ounce of my yellow and green spirit, but I’m also bracing for what could be our first—and perhaps only—loss of the season. That said, if the Ducks can replicate their defensive performance from the Spartans game or improve upon it, and the offense makes significant strides in blocking, explosive plays, and execution in the passing game, I believe it could be a highly competitive match up. As always, Go Ducks!!

The look Muhammad gave him after he said that says it all. How many kids want to go play for a coach who doesn't even value their opinion?

Lol, The war with the Germans was in the 60's in NE Russia, silly. Great reference!

It’s clear that those missed opportunities stand out, and it’s true that Gabriel needs to refine his touch on deep throws. However, there’s likely more at play here. It’s possible that Gabriel was overly conscious of avoiding a sack, which affected his timing and anticipation. When a quarterback is concerned about the pressure, it can disrupt their rhythm and make it harder to deliver the ball with precision. Improving his ability to trust the protection and anticipate separation earlier will be key to hitting those deep passes more consistently. There's definitely room for growth, but his awareness in the pocket should also be factored in.

You’ve done a great job capturing the mixed emotions that come with watching a team that shows both potential and areas for concern. It’s understandable to feel a mix of happiness from the win and frustration from the mistakes that could have cost the game. The offense made strides but still has room to grow, especially with those fumbles cutting promising drives short. There’s clearly talent on the field, but they haven’t quite hit their full stride yet. On the defensive side, it’s tough to see a group that should be more dominant give up that many points, especially to a team they were expected to handle more easily. Still, there’s time for them to gel and develop into a more cohesive unit, and you’re right that recruiting and depth in the trenches often separate the top teams from the rest. As for where fans go from here, it’s easy to lower expectations or feel guarded after seeing some vulnerabilities. But this could be the time for fans to really show up and back the team, knowing that they’ll need to fight for every win. The season’s far from over, and with the talent they have, there’s still plenty of room for growth and success. One day at a time. Let's Go Ducks!

DG needs to work on his escapability.

Goodbye playoffs.

Ok, It's clear that our o line is the only real issue.

Ferg

Back to 'we're doomed'...

Ok, think positive, team! Maybe they'll figure it out.

We're doomed.

Oh boy... here we go again. Is horrible offensive line play going to lose us this game?

Bummer deal... What’s next for Oregon after TE Da’Saahn Brame’s decommitment? 247SPORTS.COM Oregon football recruiting will pivot after decommitment from Da'saahn Brame.What’s next for Oregon football after DeSaahn Brame decommitment from Ducks 2025 recruiting class

Does anyone see him making it more than 2 years there?

Kind of makes you wonder how many kids are going to use Oregon to leverage a better NIL deal? ... if in fact that's the case.