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Mario would run the ball now.

Most of the media has long gone to bed.

Keep leaving the door open too many times.

Offense is too sloppy.

This announcer is embarrassing himself.

This game is still more nervous-making than i would like.

And, Bucky is back.

Another Bo-to-Bro TD!

Noooo,,, not Bucky!

I would say the Ducks are not playing up to “the standard” on offense.

It feels like the gap should be more than 15 points.

Bo is amped!

This is one of the moments I live for as a not-very-good sports fan: a season is a journey, and right now, right now, we have nothing but the fairest of winds and unlimited sunshine. Enjoy the voyage!

Maybe the new defensive coordinator will put an emphasis on defense.

Desert Duck, I am with you once again. During the 1st quarter of the Cal game, I was sensing the type of contest that would have unwound previous Ducks' teams: freak turnovers, rain, uncharacteristic errors, penalties. I thought it could be one of those heart-breaking games we've gotten used to. But, no way. The players and coaches seemed to simply put all that aside; they maintained their confidence, shrugged off all the distractions did what they knew they could do. It was all business, with no shakiness to be seen. So now, I'm sipping the Kool Aid, not yet guzzling it. I'll save that for after a PAC championship.

Today's game is going to be broadcast in black and white. The color cameras were repossessed.

Very cool

I'm with you. I, too, suffer from PTDS, or Post-Traumatic Duck Syndrome; all the what-ifs, the almosts, and the should-have-beens keep me from really jumping up and down as much as I should. That, and I'm old.

Anyone see his number, or hear his name? I sure didn't.

Ducks getting the national TV love right in the heart of Saturday afternoon. Take that, East coast bias!

42-6?

James is doing some nifty punting.

Whittingham knows field goals won't cut it today.

Great OL play, great play calling, great execution: let's bottle that and pour it out all day.

I think he meant they've been stealing all the USC signs from the crowds on Game Day.