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I don’t really follow Iowa football but man they really don’t seem to have any horses on offense… like at all.

Oregon 52-7 2 TOs 4 sacks 245 yards passing

Put in the game during mop up duty, promptly leads the drive down field for a passing TD. Nice job DG! ESPNRavens 41-17 Browns (Sep 14, 2025) Box Score - ESPNBox score for the Baltimore Ravens vs. Cleveland Browns NFL game from September 14, 2025 on ESPN. Includes all passing, rushing and receiving stats.

I bet Will Stein will be high on their wish list. But I don’t think he’d be interested in that dumpster fire.

Personally I don't mind a small handful of penalties if it means putting every game away by halftime. 🤷

To add insult to injury, UCLA shelled out a cool $1.2 million to New Mexico for traveling to LA 🤣 On3UCLA seven-figure payment to New Mexico revealed for upse....

Effort overall looked sleepy and lackadaisical...especially in the trenches. It gave me vibes of the Texas Tech game a couple years ago where the OL/DL struggled to take control of the LOS consistently.

I’m glad he didn’t commit to Oregon a couple years ago!

UCLA crushed at home by New Freaking Mexico 35-10. Nico may have destroyed his career going there.

Indiana just squashed their in-state brethren Indiana State 73-0. I hope OBD puts up that kind of score on the Beavos next weekend!

Well, that's a step up from JUCO at least...

Oregon 56-10 3 TOs 3 Sacks 265 passing yards

Watching Colorado vs Houston right now. UH is either a solid team or Colorado is just bad 😐 36-20 Houston with 2:36 left in the 4th.

I'm glad it's not just me! Just the overall vibe and the visuals look very different than last season's start. I can only theorize that it's a combination of a couple things: The young coaching staff is maturing and continuing to learn from past mistakes. The overall makeup of the roster is primarily Dan Lanning high school recruits, most of which have been in the system at least 1-2 years. The roster talent level is mind-bogglingly high and best of all, looks to be committed to the program culture. Additionally, I believe it was mentioned that Will Stein had simplified the offensive playbook this time around which probably allowed for all the new starters to get up to speed more quickly. It's probably why we're seeing so many WRs and RBs all having some level of success right out of the gate.

I had serious doubts their offense would perform given that they lost their starting QB and the backup just basically got thrown in the deep end this week against a top 10 team. Conjures up old memories of poor Braxton Burmeister.