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Ducks on a 10-0 run, Shelstad has two 3's in a row, Ducks lead, 69-66.

Hook shot by Bittle ties it, 66-66.

It's harder to tell on the radio, but Bittle is the star so far. Beavers have gone cold again, and the Ducks are catching up this time, 61-55, 10:08 left.

I have to admit, I'm more secure with the Ducks being No.1 now than I was the other time. that team averaged more than 40 points a game, and they shut it down. But I think this Ducks team would beat them.

Beavers have made 2 of their last 10 shots, Ducks still behind by 12, 11 minutes left.

Ducks getting outrebounded, 27-16. Beavers have 12 offensive rebounds, Ducks have 0.

And he's working on getting others to join him. Oregon Five-Star Plus+ WR commit Dakorien Moore shuts down recruitment - On3 WWW.ON3.COM Five-Star Plus+ wide receiver Dakorien Moore told On3's Hayes Fawcett on Thursday night that he's shut down his recruitment.

Last season, in the game at Corvallis the Ducks led 36-24 at halftime, ended up winning 60-58.

I was just going to mention him. I never understood how in the Draft analysis he was rated higher than Bo in the offense he played at Michigan. The star of the Michigan offense last year, was their RB, Blake Corum, who hasn't been replaced this season.

The Ducks have been sucessful with halftime adjustments so far, namely stop shooting all the 3's, rebound, play defense.

Beavers lead by 10, 47-37 at halftime, actually lucky to be that close.

The Ducks love 3's. If they shot them better, they'd never lose, down 27-21.

Luke Jackson doing commentary on the broadcasts. If the Ducks win it will be a come from behind win, as the Beavs take a 2-0 lead.

According to the guys on the radio the Ducks have three 2 point wins in a row against the Beavs at Gill.

I wish you were on the Committee. I'm sure there are disagreements to be had with your rankings, but I didn't find any. It looks like your analysis was much more thorough than that of the actual committee who really seem to be as interested in providing talking points as they are in ranking the teams accurately.

Both teams are 4-0, the Ducks have won 5 of the last 7.

Nobody is arguing about it. Oregon was No.1 before. But this one felt different. They didn't just end up there, it wasn't transitory. In this season where there isn't a "juggernaut" OBD has been the unanimous No.1. On ESPN's weekly show, they go through the rankings, from 25 on up, and there's discussion and arguments until they get to No.1. It's "Oregon at No.1" and that's where the discussion ends. For the rest of the show, we see Oregon with the 1 next to it, but nothing is said about it. How cool is that?

This makes sense. Julian Lewis Chooses Deion Sanders, Colorado Football After USC decommitment CLUTCHPOINTS.COM Huge pickup for Colorado.

Joey is a Buckeye, same thing.

The last time WBB started 6-0 was 2015-16, (11-0). This team does look a lot different than the last years have. It's still early in the season, but they're playing already like an experienced team.

With their schedule, why would they?

This is right. Chip transformed how the game is played everywhere, now Lanning is steps ahead of the B1G. Oregon was dealt challenges no other team faced all season and triumphed over all of them. Not with the high scoring everybody was expecting but with 3-D chess coaching moves and a dominating defense. But teams will be making a fatal mistake if they think the Ducks offense won't take off. Tez showed how valuable he is by not playing. He'll be back. The playbook will be opened up, James and Whittington, after finally getting time to rest and reload, will run with even more fury. Oh. and the defense. It's just gotten better and better as the season has gone on. Ohio State didn't have to deal with Burch. Now the Ducks just need to officially welcome the Huskies to the B1G.

They executed it just the way Lupoi drew it up!

I can think of one.

Makes total sense in the rational world; we're talking about the Committee here. Do they finally examine SoS?