Desert Duck

Or the 4th down calls by a relatively young coach.

Good luck with residency. They have a great program up there.

Yeah... my plan of rooting against the Fuskies has kind of fallen apart. It's a sickening feeling.

Sadly, you are correct 😔 😉

Yes... just fantastic. So thankful that he also chose to stay and play today.

Remember... Marioland is where great QBs go to die.

Definitely the right move.

And Liberty has all their players... instead of being down about 25 players, like FSU.

Get Bucky the hell outta there

Thank you, thank you, thank you BO NIX. We might likely never see another one like him again.

One more pass for Bo for a TD. He'll own the all-time NCAA for pass completions. Then pull him for the game, and college career.

Lol

RG3 was made for this.

Today, Bo comes out when Bo decides.

Need? No. But hey... why not!

C'mon man! That's just stone cold hilarious

Mario-land is where great QBs go to die.

I think it will all be up to what Bo wants.

I'm enjoying RG3.

Agree. Could have gone either way. But what a great INT.

So true

Bryant is going to see the replay on that Bucky run many times. Talk about an Ole' blocking effort. Bucky deserved more than that.

The video was well done. With that being said, it's time for the Ducks to stop messing around and open that big 'ol can of whoop-axx on these guys.

I think this is a good article from Bill Oram this morning. And yes, props go to all of the Oregon players who could have easily opted out, but didn't. I completely understand why Franklin & Johnson chose to pass, but so many other Ducks could have done same (starting with B&B - Bo & Bucky), and yet here they are this morning... in Glendale, ready to battle it out. I thank them all for being here and look forward to watching them run Liberty right out the door. GO DUCKS! Bill Oram: What is Liberty doing in the Fiesta Bowl? Saving the spirit of college football WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM There are countless examples of college football's system being broken. But Liberty playing — or even getting blown out — in the Fiesta Bowl isn’t one of them.

Although I definitely have my favorites, I've pretty much become an equal opportunity beer consumer these days. I love the creativity of the beer-creation-gawds. I'm a fan of the heavy porters & guiness stuff, to the lightest of brews. I have not yet had the opportunity to enjoy the Ninkasi Cold IPA. But right now, I feel a bit like Pavlov's dog as just the picture has me salivating. Clearly, I need to deal with this craving soon.