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  1. The Ducks and Hoosiers both played road games at Iowa City and University Park. Here are the results. Indiana 20 Iowa 15 Oregon 18 Iowa 16 Indiana 27 Penn St. 24 Oregon 30 Penn St. 24 (2 ot) Total points for and against: Indiana 47 - 39 plus 8 Oregon 48 - 40 plus 8
  2. All four coaches spent time at Alabama with Coach Nick Saban. Curt Cignetti 2007 - 2011 wide receiver coach and recruiting coordinator Mario Cristobal 2013 - 2016 associate head coach, tight ends coach, assistant head coach, offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator Pete Golding 2018 - 2022 defensive assistant coach, co-defense coordinator, inside linebacker coach and defensive coordinator Dan Lanning 2015 grad assistant
  3. It's very hard to beat the same team twice in the same season. Based on that, Alabama wins a close one in Norman.
  4. This article is behind a paywall. A Huskie fan asks; Why is Oregon Coach Dan Lanning rarely mentioned as a candidate for some BIGGER-NAME schools that have lost coaches, such as Penn St., LSU and even Florida? As a Washington season ticket holder of nearly 50 years, it would not bother me to see him go down the road to another school! -Rob M - Jon Wilner answers; Lanning has been clear about his desire to remain in Eugene, both because Oregon offers him the resources to win at the highest level and because his family is happy. In fact, he put his money where his mouth is upon signing a contract extension in 2023 (that has since been amended): The deal includes a massive buyout of $20 million, suggesting Lanning was content with the terms that most schools with vacancies would consider exorbitant. Essentially, he took himself off the market. In exchange, Oregon offered more security and more money, with a deal that was worth roughly 7 million annually at the time but has since been amended (to approximately $11 million). The Ducks have a first rate coach who wants to stay so they moved aggressively to keep him. That said, he's not a forever coach in Eugene. At some point he'll look elsewhere. There are only a few jobs that might lure Lanning away - Georgia is probably atop that list - but if the right NFL franchise has a vacancy in coming years, he could very well be tempted. I certainly enjoy all the misery the loser Huskie fans have for all things Ducks!
  5. I look at this game as a final 'tune-up' for OBD. Next week they head to Las Vegas for the Players Era Festival. I'm looking forward to this tournament as Oregon will be facing stiff competition. It will show us how well they play and the areas needed for improvement. #22 Auburn (3-1) lost to #2 Houston 73-72 and San Diego St. (2-0). Although not in the top 25, the Aztecs come in at #26 with 71 votes, OBD at #29 with 28 votes.
  6. DUCKS WIN 31-10 1 sack 1 turnover 179 passing yards
  7. Weather 100% rain low 40's wind 7-10 mph Brrrrr Ducks win 24-17 1 1 176
  8. Ducks favored -15.5 Hope they're over the opening-game jitters. Go Ducks! (and no injuries)
  9. Phillips injury is undisclosed and his availability is a game-time decision.
  10. OK, I've read all the comments and completely agree with all of them. But I noticed that Oregon had a 14 point lead when Kwame Evans Jr. went down. Of course, the Rainbow Warriors went on a 14 point run. That just goes to show how valuable he is to this team. If he is lost for any length of time, this will be a crushing blow. Looking at this years roster, Oregon has only THREE starting returning players from last year, Shelstad, Evans Jr. and Bittle. Jamari Phillips only played in 14 games last year with a total of 75 minutes. That's just over five minutes a game. Oleksandr Kobzystyi, coming back from an injury played in two games for a total of 8 minutes. Dezdrick Lindsay, also injured, did not play. Add all of the newcomers to this year's squad and I can easily see why there were so many turnovers and missed shots. Take away Shelstad and Evans from this game, and it's no wonder everything was falling apart. Moving on, Oregon has a game against the Rice Owls of the AAC. Their pre-season predictions have them slotted at #12 out of 13 teams in the conference. The game is on the B1G + network, which unfortunately I don't have. I'll be a scoreboard watcher.
  11. Specific odds will shift as the game day approaches, but here are the general lines being offered by sports books. Spread -2 Ducks Money line Ducks -135 Hawkeyes +115 Total points (over/under) 46.5

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