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That was a great touchdown by Brayden Platt 🤣🤣🤣

I didn't really see the need to go for two but I guess it's something to prepare for... I didn't really see the need to go for it on 4th down, but I guess it's something to practice for.

I sure hope Penn State wakes up because this is looking like the best team on our schedule is having some growing pains.

Oregon 47-15 2 3 274

Yes, pure sarcasm... lol. Obviously. It truth, I don't see OBD going back to the dark ages, but it's reasonable to think that we will have a sizable drop from where we sit now. When does Oregon get a better chunk of the media rights? 2030? That's a small band-aid, at least.

Oregon was just fine before PK came along... 🤣

I prefer to look at the efficiencies tab... 😁🦆

My thoughts: 3 sacks, 7 TFLs Not enough, in my opinion. This was an FCS opponent. And yeah, they got the ball out quick at times, but I still expected more than 3 sacks and 7 tackles for loss. For comparison, Miami put up 3 sacks and 5 TFLs against Notre Dame — not an FCS team. Maybe they were keeping things conservative, or maybe it’s just first-game rust, but either way the front seven should’ve made a bigger statement. Hopefully we see them turn it up next week.

Let's see where we are when we play a team with a pass rush. But it was fun to watch the performance put on.

Gratz CRL! Everybody was a winner with that performance... well, save for Montana State. 😆 Go Ducks! 🦆

They miss an obvious hold....

Always tough to judge a bunch of kids when they're playing against FCS opponents, even if they are as good as #2 Montana State is. However I must admit the ducks are looking pretty darn good.

Obvious pass interference missed with that jersey grab...

Is Texas ever not overrated?

Good vibes only 😁

Oregon 🦆 48 - 10 3 5 208 Go Ducks!!

My wish is simple… I want OBD to do everything right, play to their standard, and put these guys away in convincing fashion. If the Ducks control the line, let the defensive backs show what they can do, and give Moore the chance to settle in, this should be the kind of blowout that leaves no doubt.

Nothing says true love like monetizing internet insults.

Oregon Ducks On SIEXCLUSIVE: Verone McKinley III Reacts to Returning To Ore...Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning has made an addition to his coaching staff, bringing back former Oregon star and Miami Dolphins defensive back Verone McKinley II I love how committed Lanning is to the past here at OBD. Verone was an outstanding player to my recollection, so I hope he'll provide valuable contributions to the program.

These haters are spinning conjecture like it’s their full-time job, but it’s really just free advertising for OBD. Every time they rant about Lanning or the Ducks, it’s like they’re secretly in the fan club and don’t know it yet. You can practically feel the jealousy dripping off their posts... the same kind of energy you get when someone realizes their flip phone can’t keep up with a smartphone. Keep it up, folks… we appreciate the unpaid hype team.

Where is this guy rated a 5*? 24/7 composite has him listed as a 5* but only a 4* on their site. You can see the others as well here. How do a bunch of 4 stars average a 5? 😆 I'm just curious which sites are missing, or maybe I don't understand how composite rankings work?

The interesting thing about USC’s situation is that it’s a reflection of how college football’s power dynamics have changed, not just a commentary on one program’s struggles. For years, USC could rely on name recognition and local talent pipelines to sustain dominance. But NIL deals, the transfer portal, and national recruiting strategies have flattened the playing field. Programs like Oregon, TCU, K State, Utah, and even schools like Liberty or Coastal Carolina have built cultures that prioritize development, continuity, and innovative coaching over simply relying on historic prestige. If anything, USC’s mediocrity isn’t just about Lincoln Riley’s performance... it’s about an outdated assumption that tradition alone can carry a program in a modern, hyper-competitive environment. The sport now rewards adaptability, humility, and alignment between coaches, players, and administration. Look at Oregon under Lanning: there’s a sense of identity, both on and off the field, that feels like it’s built for the next decade. USC seems to be clinging to the past, hoping that talent alone will be enough. Maybe USC’s biggest challenge isn’t coaching or talent ... it’s cultural. Do they have the patience and vision to reinvent themselves in a way that reflects the future of the sport? Or are they content to rely on the ghosts of Pete Carroll’s era, hoping lightning strikes twice?

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...