Charles Fischer

The 247 Rankings.... (Both as of this moment) The On3 Rivals Rankings....

Be still my heart.... I'm handling all this just fine...

All five offensive line starters will be leaving after the season, thus the outlook will be dependent upon the portal. A great offensive line next year is not a shoo-in.

While we have the other thread, the other sites are effectively taking the information from this site on GoDucks.com and the players will be listed as they sign through the day. Football - Wednesday, December 3 - Signing DayWednesday, December 3: Signing Day for University of Oregon Ducks Football As of 8:30 AM, eleven of the nineteen expected to sign are done already. For those who are new at this....every year we have players sign later in the day at their high school signing ceremony, so no need to panic. And...we typically flip a player or two, and have one or two flipped from us. As usual, the majority stick to their verbal commitment...

Other candidates...a couple of good ones, and I did not know all of that about one Oregon assistant... Duck Sports CentralOregon Offensive Coordinator SearchOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Good gosh...you are such a classy guy SoGaDawg, as you are handling this much better than I would...

Doesn't bother me at all...

Get paid millions to go away? Not what happens to me!

If we could move up eventually to a number three seed, then I would take the bye. I just don’t want to face Ohio State until the finals…

Agreed. A project like Michigan State would be a four or five year turnaround, but the patience factor is so extreme, and the expectations of a miracle…are crazy.

Some of his throws were crazy accurate, and his passing percentage is hurt by at least four drops by the receivers. (20-29)

Wow. I did not think that Oregon could break into the top four unless BYU upset Texas Tech, or Alabama beat Georgia next week. But what really matters, is what the playoff committee comes up with, although these two poll rankings will certainly be influential.

1Ducker1! The score was 26-14, with two turnovers, four sacks, and 286 passing yards, but we did not need tiebreakers this week! 1Ducker1 predicted a 27-17 score of which was only four total points off. Another long-time OBD member, latracey, predicted 28-17 of which was only five points off. But the majority of us were WAY OFF! So congrats again to 1Ducker1, and thanks to all for being a part of this fun, and we'll do it again in the Playoffs! C'mon...Let's Celebrate!

Chip Kelly was revered in his time here, and rightly so, as his record at Oregon was 46-7, a pretty incredible win percentage. With today's win over the Bastard Huskies, Dan Lanning has matched Chip, as his record at Oregon is now also....46-7!

To hold Washington to 14 points on their home field was a fantastic effort. We should have scored a whole lot more on offense, but the drops by the receivers killed drives. When you only have a few to throw to--they gotta make it pay. Sadiq was not award winning today...but we survived.

If we can have both our offensive tackles back...we'll be fine. Pickard did fine last game, and could do so again. We survived the last two games without the coveted WRs, as our offense threw to "The Beast," Jamari Johnson, Malik Benson with some McClellan mixed in. That can work today too!

Here we are my Duck-Buddies, the thread for pondering the actual game as it happens. Let's discuss before, and during the game! I have made a major change in how we will moderate our GameDay threads. Bottom line, is that you will be allowed to spew your frustration, to vent, as you wish. But Note the Parameters: --This is for GameDay threads only; you have to behave in the regular forum threads as in the past. --You cannot take shots at those who disagree with you, just like in the forum during the week. Remember how we discussed this upfront in this thread. Let's Have Fun Posting During the Game!

So many big games today that impact Oregon, regardless of our results in Seattle. Let's discuss those games in this thread!

All the great coaches they were interviewing....you know, Justin Wilcox and the superb FCS coaches ended up stepping away? Beavis fans are used to it...

With it being the last game of the regular season, I am throwing in the final pennies out of the FishDuck checking account to cover not one, but two photographers on the field in Husky Stadium. To add to the fun, FishDuck Writer Alex Heining received a media pass that we applied for, and he will be in the Press Box! So we got you covered this game!

Good gosh...what a great article Jordan! So much great information to give us perspective, but you also include your highly entertaining word-play. Whew! I could stay up all night and not come up with prose like yours! So grateful to you... Better Bow Down!

Damn...I have some stuff to get done today, but there is too much compelling football on! Gotta scout out teams that we may play later... Let's discuss in this thread--how much mayhem do we want?

Whadda think?

Hello My OBD FishDuck Forum Friends! What is your prediction of Oregon versus Washington? Take your shot and let's have fun with it... Let's get these predictions started, and remember I look for the differential between your predicted points with both teams from the actual points. I will use the tiebreaker information when needed, so provide all the data below! Entries without ALL the information are invalid, and predictions on other threads don't count. We Have Two New Rules: If two winning scores are tied, and tiebreakers tie? The first one who posted wins, automatically. TerryM9 gets 42-6 locked in every time as his. (I love this guy!) Please follow directions, as I need all that is below for tiebreakers: --the winner --the score --the amount of turnovers Oregon creates --the number of sacks Oregon records on the opposing team --the number of passing yards by the Ducks. My prediction is: Oregon 38-20 2 3 251

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2025 MEN’S BASKETBALL | @OregonMBB Ducks Winless in Las Vegas LAS VEGAS — Oregon clawed back from a 17-point deficit but couldn’t overcome Creighton’s early surge, falling 76–66 on Thursday morning at Michelob ULTRA Arena. Sean Stewart led Oregon (4-3) with a career-best 18 points on 8-for-12 shooting and added seven rebounds and a pair of blocks. Kwame Evans Jr. scored 12 points, grabbed eight boards and blocked four shots, anchoring a second-half charge in which the Ducks shot 52 percent from the floor. Dezdrick Lindsay also recorded a new career high with 14 points. Oregon cut the Creighton lead quickly in the second half, starting on a 12-4 run and eventually closing to within five points. The Bluejays responded with solid offensive possessions that drained the clock and built their lead back to double digits. The Ducks were out of gas at that point and never got the spark back. How it happened: The Ducks were outmatched in the first half as Creighton shot 47 percent from the field and turned Oregon’s missed shots into 17 fast-break points before halftime. The Bluejays also scored 22 points in the paint in the half. Oregon trailed 44–29 at the break and spent the rest of the morning trying to chip away. Lindsay scored eight of his 14 points in the second half, going a perfect 4 of 4 as Oregon used a 10–0 run early after the break to cut Creighton’s lead to single digits. The Ducks dominated the paint after halftime, outscoring the Bluejays 28–16 inside and generating seven second-chance points behind Stewart and Ege Demir, who pulled down a career-best nine rebounds. But each time Oregon threatened, Creighton found answers. Blake Harper scored 18 points and repeatedly broke loose in transition, while Owen Freeman added 14 points and 10 rebounds. The Bluejays (4–3) punished Oregon’s turnovers, scoring 24 fast-break points overall and converting 19 of 21 free throws. Oregon managed just 1 of 15 from three-point range and finished with 14 turnovers, several of them coming during key second half moments as the Ducks attempted to narrow the margin late. A Josh Dix corner three with 3:45 left pushed Creighton’s advantage back to eight, and Nik Graves’ step-back three with 1:49 remaining made it 74–62, sealing the outcome. Notable: Sean Stewart made his first start for the Ducks and set a new career high with 18 points. … Lindsay scored a new career best of 14 points. … Evans Jr. totaled 12 points, eight rebounds and four blocks. … Nate Bittle missed his first game of the season with an ankle injury. … Devon Pryor sustained a groin injury in the first half and did not return for the second half. … Oregon net just one three-point field goal for the first time since 2023. Up next: The Ducks are back in Eugene on Tuesday, December 2 as hosts to USC (7 p.m. PT, FS1).