Thomallister1291

I honestly doubt North Carolina and Virginia go the Big Ten, since there's been countless reports the Tar Heels and the SEC have mutual interest.

Who do y'all think will be the last two additions before the B1G expansion door closes?

Gosh, I wanted the SEC challenge to get finalized and to force teams like the two Alabama schools to finally come to the West Coast, ESPECIALLY Eugene.

If this does end up happening I'm gonna wonder how will the SEC handle future non-conference scheduling, but if our conference manages to get an alliance with the SEC I'm excited to see what teams could we force to come to Autzen during the first 3 weeks of the upcoming seasons.

I found this article, sadly it's not a rumor, just a CFP prediction... Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks vs. Alabama Crimson Tide Matchup On The Hori...With the first college football games of the 2025 season looming, national analysts continue to roll out their final predictions on how things will unfold. On3

I wonder if we're gonna do more changes to our future schedules beyond this and the eventual addition of more Civil War games.

I legit knew this was gonna happen, I'm certain that Oregon will schedule the disgusting Beavers from Oregon State to replace these matchups.

FBSchedules.comOregon, Utah State mutually cancel two future football gamesThe Oregon Ducks and Utah State Aggies have mutually agreed to cancel two future football games, FBSchedules.com has learned.

Apparently the Duck is in New Zealand right now and we don't even know when will his upside down tweets stop, I thought they would end on August 1st due to the announcement video mentioning "July 2025". A lot of people theorized the posts were meant to tease a football game hosted in Australia but it's looking far less likely right now...

I just want the CFP model that would let us still schedule a good team like Alabama in non-conference play...

I'm hoping I'm not the only one who thinks this is teasing something like one of the University's athletic teams playing in Australia, also, what does the punter joke mean?

Historic House v. NCAA settlement gets final approval, allowing schools to pay college athletes WWW.NYTIMES.COM Universities can begin directly sharing revenue with college athletes starting July 1. What does it mean for OBD?

Listen, I know that I'm probably not gonna get good looks for it, but I genuinely think this series shouldn't be played, even tho it was scheduled in a time where it seemed like a decent matchup. Today's news regarding the fact the Big Ten and SEC have more control than the Big 12 and ACC (especially in the future) really proves how bad this matchup is, imo, we won't gain anything from playing Baylor aside from a win on our 2027 and 2028 records and crossing an opponent from our "unplayed opponents" list, imo, the game should actually get replaced by a matchup against a much stronger team like Alabama or Notre Dame. There's also something I found out... A few days ago, Scott Barnes, Oregon State's AD, says the Civil War game will most likely take a two year hiatus in 2026 and 2027 but could return in 2028, there's a catch tho, our OOC schedule is completely full that year, with NDSU, Baylor and Utah State in the schedule, so it means at least one game from the schedule will get the boot if the rumors are true. Thoughts?

I was in the r/CFB reddit and someone posted this tweet with some huge news! I don't know how many people will like them tho. The article mentioned an hypothetical Oregon vs. LSU matchup as an example of what Big Ten vs. SEC matchups would bring a ton of eyeballs.

Fair, travelling to Corvallis isn't desirable anymore.