kirklandduck

The pass coverage is absolutely terrible. An open receiver on virtually every play right now.

If there ever a time for a stop, it's right now.

That's something I've noticed quite a lot with the linebackers and secondary, they're constantly staring at the QB and never paying attention to their surroundings. It's frustrating to watch.

Wow the secondary got burned hard on that one.

Finally some common sense play calling. Some runs to move the chains and set up the long pass for a TD. That will be there all night long. Hopefully they keep doing it.

Agree, just pound the rock and beat the pups into submission!

Feels like Dillingham's play calling is off this game. He's making some pretty questionable decisions.

And right when I posted they went cute. DeBoer would have been ready for the inside kick, just gave them really great field position...

OBD just proved they can run the ball right down the puppies' throat. They need to keep doing that then pass the ball to make them pay for stacking the box. Keep it simple and effective, not cute.

Omg why did they have to try and get cute there? Just run the darn ball in!

WRs consistently wide open in the middle of the field. Oregon needs better pass coverage in that area.

Oregon 48-31 3 TOs 3 sacks 295 yards passing

I can't wait for DL years 3 and 4 when he and Lupoi are primarily working with players they recruited. It should be a lot of fun to watch that defense.

OBD definitely have a legit shot at the CFP. That being said, all they can do is control what they can control which is win out (yes I'm stating the obvious). There are head-to-head matchups between teams and inter-conference play in the top 5-6 that will definitely affect standings depending on who wins/loses, so crossing my fingers but staying focused on the immediate objective: spank the Fuskies!

52-14 4 TO 3 sacks 290 yards passing

Other than the possibility of NIL, the only real thing MSU can offer is distance to home. I don't think that's enough to offset the terrible state of their football program right now.

Personally I'm also thinking that the Pac will need to expand even further. Bring in SDSU but also UNLV, SMU, and either Fresno St. or Boise St. If the UC regents somehow force UCLA to stay then Fresno/Boise aren't needed. We already have the 4 corner state universities, pulling in UNLV and SMU makes sense to expand exposure and recruiting blueprint into the SW and Texas. Imagine how many recruits would see Oregon games on regular basis if they're playing in Dallas?

Doug Flutie would give you the stink eye right now! lol 6'3" is perfectly fine. Talent and confidence matters more than physical traits, though it helps to have them all.

Beavs of course. But that's like being forced to choose between stepping in poop or vomit.

I'm not adverse to the smaller size of their stadium, that can easily be made up by the enthusiasm of the fan base. According to the article, that enthusiasm seems to be coming in spades. I'd rather have a smaller venue jam-packed with a raucous crowd than the tumble-weed infested lands that inhabit the Rose Bowl when UCLA plays their home games...

While he shares some similarities with DAT, he clearly doesn't have the same physical abilities (otherwise he would have been a 5* ATH recruit like DAT). While he showed some potential in the Spring game, overall he hasn't shown the same elusiveness and breakaway speed that DAT routinely showcased during his time at Oregon. The only obvious spot he would fit into would probably be slot receiver but that's currently occupied by the more experienced Hutson. I think he may transfer.

Watching the Michigan/Michigan St. game. I bet Mel Tucker wishes he never left Colorado. At least there he was having some actual success.

If I were a player or recruit for Miami I'd be looking for ways out right now. Yikes.

Darn it I had 48-24...noooooooooooo

Wow, that was just sad coverage by the secondary. They just keep getting burned on those long shots.