Annie

He looks overwhelmed to me, as if he still hasn't made the adjustment emotionally from playing in high school to playing in college. I may be reading that wrong, of course. Hope that sooner rather than later everything just clicks for him so that he would be comfortable managing playing time.

Since the rule changed to getting the ball on the 25 yard line instead of the 20, it seems to make sense in most cases to take the fair catch. I remember in the past that while there were certainly some big run backs, often the Ducks would get to the 22, 23, or 24 yard lines, which while better than starting at the 20, now one can start on the 25 without the risky run back.

Here's some info on injured Duck players, including Cardwell: Oregon Football: Dan Lanning Provides Injury Updates Before Facing UCLA Bruins - Sports Illustrated Oregon Ducks News, Analysis and More WWW.SI.COM The latest news on the injury front out of Eugene.

Sportsmanship, but also playing it safe. I think it's probably quite rare to fumble the ball when taking a knee.

The families can sit inside the Moshofsky and watch (and maybe the recruits, if they want to, I'm not sure), but usually the recruits are seated together near the field next to the student section.

I hope Oregon is allowed to lend rain gear to the recruits and their families!

Yay, yay, and yay!

Yay! I love 12:30 start times! (Now I'll hope for no rain and no smoke!)

I don't have a pink jacket or sweatshirt and it will probably be a little too chilly for a T-shirt, so I may wear little pink ribbon or something like that. I think instead of creating some sort of pink uniform for the game, put a pink sticker on the helmets and donate the money saved by not creating new uniforms go to the cause.

I wonder if TT is like an actor who is great in rehearsals, but gets stage fright when he performs in front of a live audience?

For all the analysis, this is what stood out for me: "This Dillingham offense is fun for Duck fans to watch." Truer words were never spoken.

Didn't a bunch of OK players follow Riley to USC?

And circle back to Irving for waiting for the holes to be created!

I'm a take-it-one-game-at-a-time type of fan. Go Ducks, beat arizona!

I like to see the players celebrate with their teammates.

Just heard on the radio that the Colorado job is open now too.

Could have done without the cummerbund, but otherwise loved the look. The actual green & yellow Duck colors--what a concept!

To me TT looks like a little brother who hasn't yet caught up to his big brother on the field. But maybe sooner rather than later things will just click for him. Hope so!

There probably weren't that many there. Season ticket seats are counted as part of the attendance, even if the ticket holders don't attend. I didn't go and my tickets didn't sell, but those seats would still count toward total attendance at the game.

If the Ducks keep winning, I'll be happy and not worry (too much) about the polls.

I don't like it and was surprised by it in this game. The first four games I'd thought the Ducks had done a pretty good job of "celebrating with their teammates." I hope Lanning quickly and firmly steers them back in that direction.

Hope so!

Well, I don't have a smart TV, so I'm hoping Duck games will still be on the stations that I can already view without one. Yes, I am technologically challenged.

I was checking to see if my tickets to the Stanford game had sold yet (they haven't), and saw that there are tons and tons still for sale. I'm wondering how full/empty the stadium will be tomorrow night. I know I hate the 8 pm start time, and it looks as if I'm not the only one. I know there's the TV money and season tickets that are already paid for whether the ticket holders show or not, but still it looks as if a lot of non-season seats will go unsold, so concession sales will be down, parking $$ down. While I suppose it does not make a huge difference, it sure seems as if the late-night games hurt the budget to some extent. And empty seats are not a good look. Plus, less crowd noise.

When Lanning knows why someone committed a penalty, it must help him to know how to coach that player to not make the penalty again.