Annie

Yes, I saw him limp off the field, but also thought it didn't look that bad just judging from that. Hope he has a speedy and full recovery.

I hope a lot of Duck fans show up!

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Well, first thing this morning on the radio I did hear the Oregon-Stanford score, so at least there was that.

If it's going to work, it would be now, during T-shirt weather. Most people have T-shirts in a variety of Duck colors. But when it comes time for winter/rain jackets, most of us have them in only one or two colors.

Usually schedules are made years in advance. So how are the schedules going to be made for the revamped Bigs next year? I assume the 2024 seasons had already been planned before the great migration, and now there will have to be considerable shuffling around. Are people working 25 hours a day and 8 days a week to accomplish this? And when will fans find out what the schedules are?

It says 12:30 on my tickets for the game, so I'll assume 12:30.

Sheesh.

It's said that the greatest improvement is between the first and second games of the season. But since Oregon played PSU in the first game and was not really challenged at all, maybe the greatest improvement for this team will be between the second and third game--or even between the third and the fourth.

I don't remember know how much time was left on the clock when Kenny Wheaton made that interception against udub, but I do remember that the coaches were yelling to him to take a knee. Of course, as we all know, he didn't, and how much less exciting would it have been if he had taken a knee? We wouldn't have "Kenny Wheaton's gonna score, Kenny Wheaton's gonna score!"

Still, you'd think if they would have been taught or at least read proper English enough to be familiar with "could've." But from what I've seen on various sites, it's not just young folk twisting the English language. Ah, well.

On the internet, my pet peeve: "Could of, would of, should of." Were the posters never taught the contractions to properly combine two words?

Now if we could get Georgia, Alabama, etc. to come to Autzen...

Looks rather basic.

I love both those songs between quarters too! If the marching band would play, you know, a march at half time, I'd love that also. As for timeouts, I usually take that time to hit the concession stand and/or the restroom!

This! Let those teams come to Autzen, or at least to a "neutral" field such as Las Vegas.

Yikes! I hope the player will be okay.

I think The Duck's bill keeps him from dropping down all the way--and I'm sure The Duck is okay with that.

Actually, from what I've heard from The Duck, there are two ducks per game, one for each half. However, sharing the pushup load is still impressive.

I can't remember now exactly what he said, but at the time I thought that he was being sarcastic and that he really thought along the lines of what he said above.

I hadn't been thinking of this when I started the thread, but it has since occurred to me that, considering the fires in Maui, it might be nice to give a really friendly welcome to the Hawaii team when they run out onto the field.

If the opponent underestimates the underdog, I think it can be a good thing.

Thanks for posting! When our mascot is a "speaker" at Daisy Ducks meetings, he talks only when he is not in the costume. He says that his official name is The Duck and that Puddles was the name of his predecessor, the actual waterfowl. I still have a sweatshirt with The Duck in the fists-raised pose, and I've seen T-shirts at The Duck Store with that same picture. But as mentioned in the video, anything with that image can be sold only in Oregon. I am, of course, biased, but I think Oregon has the best college mascot ever!

I do clap when the opposing team runs onto the field, though the heartiness of my applause is in inverse proportion to how good the other team is (or is expected to be). For example, I will clap warmly for Portland State and Hawaii, but my applause for USC will be tepid at best. For a couple of long-time arch-enemy teams (you, and they, know who they are) I keep my hands folded in my lap. I rarely boo, except the refs--and even Miss Manners says booing the refs is part of the game experience. How about you, when it comes to clapping and/or booing?