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Unfortunately, ASU is in Seattle, Stanford is in Corvallis, who rebounds from their lost weekend, the Beaver or the Tree?

Thanks Jon, at least there will be a lot of important games to watch as we wait until the Ducks & Cougs . I agree that Mendenhall is a good candidate for either UCLA or UW.

They did though.

Cincy -23.5 at South Florida on Friday, so if they win 17-13, they move up?

Absolutely, we saw last week how it works, Oregon covered, moved up 1, OH. St and Cincy escaped with W's and moved up, Alabama slept walked over LSU and stayed at 2. When the Committee wakes up on Sunday, they'll see Oregon's score on SportsCenter.

Unfortunately, I'l never forget this.

His dad was more fun. "Playoffs!"

I will be rooting for Purdue on Saturday.

It does come down to Oregon against WSU, Utah, OSU and the Championship game against tOSU against Purdue, Michigan State, Michigan and the BIG Championship.

A lot of games to remember, and a big one coming on Saturday. Ducks history: Oregon vs. Washington State has provided thrilling outcomes over the years. Zachary Neel duckswire

As far as I know the Kent's are the only father/son broadcast team going today, and I agree they were good. I agree it would have been better if Ernie (Million Moves) Kent had filled time reminiscing about his playing time at Oregon instead of opining for Texas Southern

As noted, Guerrier played on his ankle if he can play on Friday, it looks good for him, takes Friday off, maybe he's okay for BYU on Tuesday, looks like day to day for Kepnang.

My answer to your first question is that your scenario of Cardwell and McGee; maybe Thompson and Williams doing more through the air sounds like a good plan for 2022, as for Dye being necessary for the Ducks the rest of this season...YES! Cristobal said a while back that Dye is as crucial to Oregon's success as any player is to their team's success and wasn't overstating it at all. 4 TD's in a row against Colorado, 200+ yards in a storm against Washington. He doesn't have the speed, and he won't end up with the stats that other great Oregon RB's put up, but he's every bit as important.

They'll have to pass that along to the Powers that Be...(SEC & ESPN) and get back to us, Ole Miss offense with Kiffin calling the plays and Corral at QB could be more than A & M D can handle,

Washington is proud of this and Oregon is proud of this

Not the Pac-12, but in 1964 Tommy Prothro coached at Oregon State, in 1965 he was the head coach at UCLA.

UCONN is bad, but this years Clemson has only scored 41+ points this season once, much less win by that many, An interesting game is Texas A & M -2.5 at Ole Miss. It should hurt Alabama if Ole Miss. can steal a win here.

Welcome to OBD, the "Rivalry" has spent most of its time lopsided towards one team. Washington was in charge 50 years ago, and since then it's evened out a bit, with Oregon taking control the last 30 or so. There is No chance it will just be another game to either fan base.

Today we had the opportunity of listening to former 'Bama QB, Greg McElroy explain why there was no problem with Alabama failing to cover against LSU, by 22 points, but staying at No. 2, just like they would have if they had beaten LSU by 42 points.

Carroll's USC teams didn't run the table in the Pac-12, and Utah wasn't in the conference at the time, but the Utes beat "Bama.

Washington is committed to a winning program more so than is Cal so it makes sense that way, fans at Cal just aren't all that interested, Washington fans are delusional. take your pick. If Smith left Oregon State to go back to Washington, Taggart would be the second most hated former football coach in the state.

Doctor Jon Wilner just finished his rounds and gives his prognosis in Pac-12 Football : Coaching hot seat updates and the potential for massive turnover at the top