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According to ESPN he's only played in 1 game so far. ESPNAustin Novosad 2025 Stats per Game - NCAAF - ESPNThe 2025 NCAAF season stats per game for Austin Novosad of the Oregon Ducks on ESPN. Includes full stats, per opponent, for regular and postseason.

Either Austin Novasad is injured or preserving his redshirt to transfer. Both scenarios aren't great.

This is the kind of effort I wanted to see, just eating nails and breathing fire. Wish more of that offensive fire showed up last game but maybe that was the spark needed to get them out of complacency for the rest of the season.

Hopefully that means the offense is settling down.

Rutgers weak secondary is well documented. But instead of immediately attacking it they go with 2 run plays and a short pass that resulted in a fumble…😬

Apparently Franklin is taking Kirk Herbstreit’s job on ESPN College Gameday.

I’m looking for the offense to make this a statement game. If they don’t score at least 45 I’ll be disappointed.

Vandy’s definitely in the top 15 after today’s win.

Back to back INTs for the Fuskies, they’re starting to have their Miami moment.

Oregon 56-21 2 3 265

Can’t throw 4 INTs and expect to win!

That would be an interesting homecoming. He did have his best years in Corvallis but like @Solar said, OSU's current status as a G5 program will make it much harder to succeed....then again his competition would also be of similar talent levels so maybe that comes out as a wash.

I think Oregon should try to hire back Mike Cavenaugh from OSU while they're in coaching chaos.

Oh you can absolutely make that case. UCLA had just lost a 4 year starting QB in Dorian Thomas-Robinson in which that last 2022 season was probably Chip Kelly's apex at that school. Then Dante walks into an immediate starting role where the team that following season was just bad all around. Kelly had pretty much checked out so I doubt Dante was getting any sort of meaningful development in practice while being sacked over and over during games. The silver lining is that he realized he made a bad call flipping for starting time right away and came back to OBD.

That's the key word right there. It's easy to forget that we've been kinda spoiled with the grizzled veteran type of experience Bo and Dillon brought from the onset. Those guys had seen it all and never got rattled because of that. I call a mulligan on Dante's time at UCLA as it was miserable with a bad OL and a head coach that was pretty much checked out. So in my eyes, he's just in his 2nd real year with the 1st learning Oregon's system. As he plays more we'll see him reading defenses more easily and making better decisions under pressure, it's just going to take time. I suspect he'll be a much different player by the end of the season.

Maybe we can get Mike Cavanaugh back on the OL staff.

With the kind of buy out in his contract he'll never have to work again (his kids either).

There we go. Let Dante air it out!

Yeah I would’ve thought Dierre Hill would’ve gotten in early.

Defense definitely came ready to play.

Offense seems like it’s flat. Rusty after the bye week.

I don’t know why Noah didn’t just go straight forward for the 1st down. Seems like his field awareness is off.

Missouri giving DeBoer all he can handle and more.

OBD 42-14 1 2 265

I wish they would bring back the apple green uniforms they wore against FSU back in the 2015 Rose Bowl, that looked pretty darn good.