Charles Fischer

We need a little fun to brighten our day, and nothing is quite like Huskies gnashing their teeth...

Too funny!

It is funny that many of the services list him as a corner, yet all the film shows him as a free safety? Regardless, he’s very very good.

She knows....

Aren't all Husky fans Seahawks as well?

In team rankings, Oregon jumped to No. 3 currently, in the nation with the highest average per recruit! See for yourself right here, and see how other B1G teams are doing... It does my heart good to see B1G rivals Michigan, Ohio State, and Penn State below us in the rankings. Are they delighted to see Oregon do so well the Big-10?

Davon Benjamin is a Rivals 4-Star, although most believe he will be elevated to 5-Star later in the season. He is considered by most to be the best cover corner in the nation, and is a HUGE recruit for Dan Lanning. Benjamin was offered by Oregon, Michigan, Texas, Ohio State, Miami, Georgia, Notre Dame, Alabama, Penn State, USC, and among the others--Washington came in late and offered a big bag, but Benjamin remained a DUCK!

Something I forgot to mention is how he was the No. 1 recruit at all positions in the state of Alabama. Whew!

Mike Jorgensen passes to TE Doug Herman...

As long as we're having some fun...

Pay-for-Play NEVER happened at Alabama!

Oregon only wins with money....right?

Whereas Trojans have salty tears, 'Bama fans collect that salt in their mouth where it builds up to quite a bile...

Winner!

The first-ever college football game televised on ESPN? Oregon in Colorado in September of the 1979 season. The Ducks won the road game, 33-19, and Rich Brooks was the head coach in Eugene. It was the first game with Chuck Fairbanks as the coach at CU. Trivia Question: Who was that Oregon quarterback?

Defensive Coordinators: I cannot copy the whole articles, but I can tell you that on the defensive side--Tosh Lupoi does not make his top-ten. Three of his top ten defensive coordinators we face this season in No. 1 Phil Parker of Iowa, No. 2 is Jim Knowles of Penn State, (both on the road!) and surprisingly....No. 6 Bryant Haines of Indiana. Haines was highly sought after this last season, and they opened the checkbook at Bloomington, to give him a 2 million dollar contract. Offensive Coordinators: We face a couple of the best offensive coordinators this season in No. 6 Andy Kotelnicki of Penn State, and No. 4 Mike Shanahan of Indiana. Looks like the 'Lions and Hoosiers are building great staffs! The No. 1 OC in the nation? Will Stein. "Stein’s offense led the nation in points per drive (2.97) in 2024. The Ducks also led the nation in third-down conversion rate (50.7 percent). Last year, Stein helped Oregon move seamlessly from first-rounder Bo Nix to transfer Dillon Gabriel. Stein, who could be on a lot of head-coaching short lists after this season, isn’t the product of one tree. He played for then-OC Jeff Brohm at Louisville. He worked for Bobby Petrino. He experienced a variety of offenses working on Charlie Strong’s Texas staff. Then he became a playcaller under Jeff Traylor at UTSA. Stein took all these influences and cobbled together an offense that bewilders defenses. Stein understands exactly how to get the most out of his personnel."