Steven A

I somewhat agree. It seems almost like the break from the Spring game to week 1. I will DVR the game and check the score occasionally before I watch it. If it is a close game in the 4th, I will watch the ending. But I am rooting for Cig. I have to give the man his due (after googling him). I think he and Indy are a breath of fresh air.

Last year we only had one, Dakorian Moore, and he turned out pretty good. Five incoming Oregon freshmen featured in Polynesian Bowl Friday This year: WR Jalen Lott: Lott is a Composite five-star wide receiver from Frisco (Texas) Panther Creek High School. He stands as the nation's No. 22 overall prospect and No. 3 wide receiver in the composite rankings. Lott finished his senior season with 87 catches for 1,280 yards and 20 touchdowns. OL Tommy Tofi: Tofi is a four-star offensive lineman from San Francisco (Calif.) Archbishop Riordan. The 6-foot-6 and 330-pound lineman ranks as 247Sports' No. 43 overall recruit and No. 3 interior offensive lineman. OL Koloi Keli: Incoming Oregon freshman Koloi Keli is one of 17 locals from Hawaii playing in Friday's game, hailing from Farrington High School in Honolulu. Keli is a three-star recruit who ranks as 247Sports' No. 70 interior lineman in the 2026 class. DB Jett Washington: Washington is a five-star safety out of Las Vegas (Nevada) Bishop Gorman. The 6-foot-4 and 210-pound athlete ranks as 247Sports' No. 22 overall recruit and the nation's No. 1 safety. He helped lead Bishop Gorman to an NIAA Open State Championship with 4 interceptions on the year. Off the field, Washington is the nephew of the late Kobe Bryant. DB Davon Benjamin: Benjamin is a four-star safety from Westlake Village (Calif.) Oaks Christian. He is a versatile defensive back who plays cornerback, nickelback and safety. Benjamin is rated as the No. 47 overall recruit and No. 5 safety in the industry-generated 247Sports Composite rankings. His senior season was highlighted by a 101-yard pick-six.

Loss of Green and Grey. Heck at first, I thought you meant uniform combos and would disagree. Anyway, never say never as their previous openings will be available next year. Which could lead to new twists to the portal era wherein you go away for more $$$ one year and come back the next for more of the same and a starting role on a really good team.

Not exactly Lanning's "green".

True. He could be the exception to DeBoer

Absolutely. Ironic that Nike is known for Basketball shoes vs cleats. But hey, it's not my $$$

Because he is getting paid!

Fore will be better . . . then I can tell my golfing buddies why I am yelling at them to DUCK.

And the then Governor at the first game with the turf when it was "dedicated" got roundly booed when he said Oregon State instead of us.

Not so fast my friends. Although sour grapes come to mind, is there fire to this smoke? Koi Perich's decision to transfer to Oregon feels messy

Another great weapon. Evan Stewart announces plans to be back with Ducks in 2026

Horrible reporting. It is the FCS, not D-1/FBS. Four regular season games and up to five playoff games is the same rule the FBS has . . . four regular season games plus playoffs.

Humm, common sense prevails in BBall. New transfer windows approved in basketball, other sports - ESPN

Can I get an AMEN?

Yes, in fact OJ's only college games under 100 yards were against the Ducks. Of course, when you tackle him like this, makes you kinda hesitant to run the ball!!!