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Were we not entertained?

Is Thompson getting the starting O linemen in front of him?

Has Dollars taken a snap?

Players playing great, but the biggest difference last year to this season? The coaching.

BYU is going to have to throw. Watch out, Bridges.

That catch!

Oregon 38 - 24 2 turnovers 3 sacks 297 yards passing

As always, a valuable lesson, clearly put together.

BYU followed by WSU…tough schedule.

In my few minutes of viewing, I saw a lot of missed tackles by Alabama. Not just a Ducks' thing.

Oregon 49 - 20 2 turnovers 2 sacks 362 yards passing

Well, that analysis sure doesn't bode well for this season. And, next season too, unless Dante Moore is really, really good.

Well, Thompson and Butterfield have had multiple years and two sets of coaches to impress, and apparently have failed to do so. Are they not that good? Have they not been developed? Two need for two grad-transfer QBs in two years does not speak well of something in the program.

That was a debacle for the team. It was a debacle for the fans, a debacle for the coaches and players, a debacle for recruiting, a debacle for the PAC. It completely reinforces the national reputation of the Ducks; flashy, but soft, especially when it counts. Gonna be a lot of laughing going on in rival fan bases, lots of laughing. But, there's nowhere to go but up, and actions going forward will speak a lot louder than anything anyone connected with the program can say. One game this bad is way too small a sample size to make any real assessments; gotta see what changes going forward. I sure hope a lot.

Flush this one. The only thing to watch now is how the coaches and the players respond to this.

It appears that Mario is not the only Ducks' coach who thinks his backup QBs can't play.

Like on Monday.

Game will a bump for recruiting; kids will know there will plenty of opportunity to play.

STILL NIX!!!

I don't believe I've ever seen the Ducks miss so many tackles, and that's saying something.

Double post. Site seems wonky.

I'm trying to keep the lows high and the highs low. The problem is the lack of highs.

So, if there is not a new QB for the second half, does that mean that the talent gap to Thompson and Butterfield is really much larger than we think?

Are we being out-talented or out-schemed?

Remember the thread here about how we did not need to fear the blowout? Georgia and Oregon are in different leagues, literally and figuratively.