Charles Fischer

This is pretty sweet too! (And insane!)

Omigosh...what if he could have done that at Oregon? But I am going to enjoy his NFL career--crazy throw.

These running backs are all new to the entire staff, and it makes sense to run them all for a while to get a better sense outside of practice. You do not want to narrow down the RBs used until you are absolutely sure...because it guarantees some transfers. I'm OK with it for now. And I am wondering about the freshman, Jordan James. Hurt or being held out?

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Wow! Duck against Duck..thanks!

We are scheduled for a yellow game vs. the Huskies, and that will probably be at night...

He's going to be piloting the jet flyover at the beginning of the BYU game...

That is quite interesting, and THANKS for bringing it.

Yes, it is black...but don't wear it! What the heck are they thinking of? What does black look like on television? Just part of the stadium without lighting... Wear Yellow!

My FishDuck Friends...we will suggest this thread every week to those who ask, so if you have suggestions for those visiting Eugene and coming to Autzen...do it here!

See this thread in case it is not in easy view at the top of the forum. Let's all refer to that thread and add to it for our visitors!

This came from another thread and we thank DrJackPlaidPants for it! If you like to tailgate then get there early to beat the traffic and get a spot at the Masonic Lodge across from PK Park on MLK. Lots of good times happening over there.

This came from another thread and we thank Drake for providing the information... Traffic on I5 just south of Salem 3 hours before game time is generally very congested and slow. It will probably take an extra 20 minutes to get to Eugene. If you don’t have tailgating plans the Moshofsky Center is located next to the stadium. It is an indoor practice field. You can grab food, sodas, or beer inside.

This post was in another thread, and thanks to Mic for sharing... After the big win yesterday and with both teams being ranked - yeah, this game will likely sellout. Meaning a traffic mess if you have to drive anywhere around the stadium. My advice to you is to use one of the available Park-n-Locks and ride the shuttle bus to and from the game. The P-n-L at the Pacific Source building north of town will be the easiest for you to reach coming from Salem. Take exit 195 to the Gateway Blvd area and follow your navigator to 555 International Way, Springfield. Easy-Peasy, avoids all the traffic and near impossibility of finding a place to park within a couple miles of the stadium. There is a security guard on-duty there and it's well outside of any densely populated area. It's a safe place to park and a very short walk to the shuttles busses. Oh, and be prepared to pay the $5 shuttle fee/person with your smart phone, if you have one. If you don't - I don't know what to tell you, they can't accept cash. Or, go to Sam's Place off 11th Ave., on Conger, have a beer and ride the free shuttle from there to and from the game. But check it out early first, to make sure the place still runs their shuttle. It's a great little sports bar in West Eugene. Owner's name is Jim.

The thread referred to earlier disappeared, so here it is. Let's all refer to that one and add to it please... I liked this BYU uniform the best...

(From Oregon Athletics Press Release) EUGENE, Ore. — Oregon’s first Pac-12 game of the 2022 season at Washington State on Saturday, Sept. 24, will kick off at 1 PM PT and will be broadcast on FOX, the conference office announced on Monday morning. The No. 25 Ducks (1-1) will host No. 12 BYU (2-0) this Saturday, Sept. 17, at 12:30 PM PT at Autzen Stadium, also broadcast on FOX. Oregon is coming off a 70-14 win over Eastern Washington last Saturday, the program's first win under new head coach Dan Lanning.

I did not notice that, but saw a few-too-many missed blocks for my preference.

Oregon is about to face it's highest rated opponent on the schedule this week, and I'd love to have more games under our belt before facing them. Yet while Oregon is "not there yet," we made more progress than I thought we would going into this last game with the Eagles. Nothing was perfect; while I liked the balance of running versus passing and the unpredictability of the play-calling...I would have liked to seen some downfield shots taken with Franklin and Thornton. The defense broke down on a number of plays, yet overall took a big step up. And we got to see a ton of newbies play, and it was fun to see Patrick Herbert out there making some good blocks. IMHO...we are not ready yet for BYU, but we made bigger strides than I thought. I don't like my gut-feel about this game, yet if we play well, it is at Autzen! So great to see Cam McCormick score...

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I am glad that Oregon can bounce back so quickly in the minds of the press. I see Georgia has overtaken Alabama for No. 1, and potential and future opponents are… BYU No. 12 Utah No. 14 USC No. 7?

Naw. I love what I saw as well last night in so many ways--especially what he was telling the players....but I personally will always be doing critical analysis and describe what I think regardless of how it makes a coach look. I am not sympathetic as a coach could be sub-par and get paid millions. They know this is part of the job going in... We will disagree on this, and that is fine.

I liked some of the wiggles by Walk-on Running Back No. 29 Kilohana Haasenritter!

And the coach at Georgia-Southern who drove the last nail? Clay Helton!

So glad to have your factual input with a conclusion--great information for us all. And gives us great hope...