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#5 wide receiver. Oregon Recruiting: Ducks to host 5-star recruit on surprise visit DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The Oregon Ducks are hosting a big-time 5-star recruit on a surprise visit for the Stanford game.

Oregon 45 - 17 3 turnovers 4 sacks 356 passing yards

This is how you do the Tighten Up:

Great stuff, just great! I really appreciate the effort put in by both authors, as both articles were clear, concise and easy to understand, even for me. Can't speak for anyone else, but I learned a lot. Now, if I can just see it happening in real time, in games. Much appreciated!

An image that shows why people play sports. A great shot of a great moment.

Was thinking the same thing. And that doesn’t even mention the run blocking. Against the #1 tram in sacks.

Football games take too long.

Dare we say, cougin' it?

See, I told you things would work out.

ASLEEP on defense!

I think things are going to work out.

Good thing there aren't 5 downs. Think how hard that would be to keep track of.

Poor blocking on that pitch.

Can we see some adjustments, please?

Some say you can't make a Palouse without a louse.

Oregon 31 - 17 2 2 243

Aaargh...Max Borghi seemed to play at WSU for a decade and always was a thorn in the Ducks' side. Kind of like Britain Covey at Utah. Both smart, underrated players. I think you made an excellent case against your own argument with all the points about the Cougs. But it is Pullman, the Area 51 of college football games. Stay nervous, my friends.

I believe Australian punters are now mandatory at the D1 level, mate. Ever watched Australian Rules Football? Those lads can kick a ball.

Stupid has consequences, and they are deserved in this case.

Speech may (mostly) not be regulated by the government, but just like Twitter for example, you as Mr. Fishduck on your site, are free to tell people to fold it twelve times and put it where the sun don’t shine. And I have no problem with that. People can exercise their horrible free Duck speech somewhere else.

One data point, that others more knowledgeable than me can interpret, is the linebacker snap count from the BYU game, courtesy of Ducks Wire: Jeffrey Basa 38 Jackson LaDuke 31 Noah Sewell 28 Keith Brown 24 Mase Funa 24

Going to the Palouse is like entering the Bermuda Triangle; strange things happen. I always fear games in Pullman. And, WSU will throw and throw, attacking the weak point of the Ducks' defense. Stay nervous, my friends.

Nice guy, great recruiter, awful coach.

I learned that watching Ducks football can be fun again. It's obvious from afar that the team is focused, disciplined, crisp, aggressive, and ready to play. All things that were missing under what's-his-name. No more deflating play calls, bad choices, disorganization, baffling time-outs, and lack of energy. Win or lose, Lanning's teams are going to be ready to play and engaging to watch.

Looking at the box score, Sewell had just 2 tackles; Bassa had 5, Brown and LaDuke 4 each, and Funa 3. Odd.