RichardDuck

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I'd say the tiebreaking system needs some work when it takes until Tuesday to figure this out.

Last night's win did feel similar to the unexpectedly hard-fought 15-13 win at Cal in 2010 when the Ducks were also ranked No. 1. I was at that game with my son, who loudly and legendarily (in my mind) booed a home player’s obviously faked injury. We were not sitting in a visitors section. We got some looks but that was all (later that night ESPN called out the "injury" as a blatant attempt to slow down Chip Kelly's offense). Only in Berkeley!

If Oregon doesn't fumble on two consecutive possessions after coming back to take the lead in the second half -- both leading to BSU touchdowns -- the Ducks pull away and win comfortably.

Condolences. The last in-person Duck game with my Dad, we somehow had tickets in the Wisconsin visitors section of Autzen (passionate but not unfriendly fans that day). Joey Harrington won the game with a late TD dive. (Also sat next to Dad at the '95 Rose Bowl). Great memories.

Total eclipse of the Beavs

Remember UW last season? Played down to the level of opposition and barely won week after week, then rose to the occasion against good teams (including us, unfortunately). They made it to the national championship game. Hate to take inspiration from the Huskies, but all is certainly not lost for the Ducks this season.

It't not just getting to the exits, it's getting anywhere, especially at halftime. Autzen's corridors have an unsafe, overcrowded vibe. If the place is ever expanded, this needs to be addressed. For now, I'd suggest dropping the standing room-only admissions.

Was watching the game in Spokane with my Cougar friend and his dad. When The Pick happened I fell on the floor in glee. They looked at me like I was deranged, but then, the Cougs have never really had an "era" of football success, just the rare occasional good season.

Nine straight Sweet 16s for Gonzaga. Impressive.

Ravens have been the best team in pro football for many weeks. They should win, but the Chiefs pull out some games they shouldn't win (kind of like the '23 Huskies -- another reason to root for Baltimore!)

I am rooting for the Wolverines.

The UH athletic director has doubts about the scheduled Aug. 24 season opener with Oregon. University Of Hawaii Athletics Needs Your Money To Survive. Here's How College Sports Finances Are Changing - Honolulu Civil Beat WWW.CIVILBEAT.ORG UH's lack of the big revenue seen by other college athletic programs is hampering its ability to compete, especially in the high-finance sport of football.

The 12-team playoff enhances the regular season because so many more schools have a shot all season long.