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I spoke too soon. 4th and 10 and they get it.

Secondary is playing well, so far; Rising has no one to throw to.

I believe it was Thornton, not Franklin.

Walk at center? No Forsyth?

Gotta agree with this...I'm certainly no prognosticator, but if I had to guess, I would go with the idea that we have seen the last of Bo Nix on the field as a Duck. Sigh.

Utah 38 - 10 1 turnover 0 sacks 183 yards passing Sad prediction.

So far, without Nix, the Ducks can't even get a first down, much less a win. There is absolutely nothing I have seen that would indicate that Oregon can win without Nix. If he can't go, I believe it will be really, really ugly and depressing.

Can I make two sets of predictions for the Utah game, Pro-Bo and No-Bo?

"...an easy play to blow up by the opposing defense." Exactly. Washington had no reason to respect the QB; they knew Thompson would not run, would not throw, would do nothing but hand off. So, it was easy.

I'm preparing for a sad evening. Someone talk me down.

DeBoer is a smart coach; the Huskies' long drives keep Oregon from getting the ball, much less scoring.

Forsyth is out there.

1st punt loses.

If Ducks win the coin flip, what do they do?

Ducks 45 - 24 1 turnover 3 sacks 297 yard passing ( none by Bucky Irving)

Huskies have won several national titles in Prowess.

Even the Dawgmen think Oregon will win. Dawgman.com Predictions - Oregon Ducks 247SPORTS.COM How do the Dawgman guys see UW doing in the tenth game of the 2022 season?

Is Forsyth in doubt for tomorrow? I hadn't seen anything to that effect.

Does he sign a quick note to his pool boy, "John H. Ruiz, Attorney at Law"?

Brilliant, DazeNconfused. I feel like I'm now in the 2nd grade, after starting the season in pre-school. You are really good at explanatory writing, which ain't easy. Your articles have made watching the games much more interesting.

Thanks, Charles. Now, I'm going to see that in my sleep. 🥶

Might need to get Justin Flowe to calm down a bit for this game. Those crazy eyes are a little scary.

Well put, Joshua. Sometimes I think the Ducks are coached by someone named Danny Lanningham. There's clearly a mind-meld between the two.

It's part of a conspiracy between Mario and certain NFL general managers: Mario lowers the value of college players, especially offensive players, who can then be signed on the cheap by the GMs. Mario takes a cut of the contract savings as his compensation. It's gotta be true. What other explanation can there be?

""I think history maybe shows that this is a great place to be and not a great place to leave." Expert piece of trolling.