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Hughes and Riggs could be a sneaky good 1-2; Stewart, incoming WRs; O Line maybe better than we project; Moore at QB. Secondary could be sneaky good with portal and if 5* kids step up early. D Line and LB are biggest questions, and TE. Matayo is back! Several good to great recruiting classes in a row...are they coached up and ready? Young names we don't know well yet...fill those gaps? Lanning, Stein, Lupoi...do they really have the chops? I think the grass is greener than we think

Willie sorta upped recruiting, Mari a lot more...now DL and crew are at the top. Last part of the equation...can they coach them up to the Kirby/Saban level? Another year or two and we can be at that level. If they develop them. Are the X/Os adequate? Is the Stein plethora of passes that are completed behind the line of scrimmage going to get us there? Is the O-line the weak link right now? Will Dante Moore fix some of this? Talent coming in is stellar, if they grow up quick '25 could be good, '26...

Just glad Mari and neon both lost

Top 4 conference champs guaranteed a spot...but not the top 4 seeds and a bye. ASU and BSU??? Really?

Texas looks tough, maybe just Clemson is ranked appropriately worse than Indiana and SMU

Wishful thinking on my part, so much for an upset. Is notre dumb actually good or IU over rated? Just a bad match up? A bunch of ES(EC)PN picks have Oregon over ND in the final, or Oregon over GA

I don't like Notre Dumb Indiana, 24-17 3 sacks 1 take away 267 passing yards

They were automatic the won they SEC

If it's not on the table in the dentist waiting room I probably will never see it

This was only Lanning's 3rd season. Mari recruited a lot of high talent but many were not a good fit (Noah Swewell???). The traditional prep signings are high level, but takes time to develop. I think we'll see fewer portal additions this year than the last 2, and more of the traditional prep recruits being the mainstays of the roster going forward. Keep up the top 5 classes every year (DL will) and the portal will be more of a tool to plug a few holes with proven veterans, not every position group. 5* will be common in the future

The cliff makes our conference schedule easier year to year. We've had good O-lines, getting a 5* or two there would be nice, but Penei was only 4 stars...4* developed is just as good, some 5* players never pan out...Lache Seastrunk, or the DT from Hawaii who played what, 4 snaps as a Duck? Our D-line quality and depth right now is why we are #1 and have a good chance to be #1 on January 21st, the only date this season where a ranking matters. Getting at least 1 5* on D-line a year is my biggest recruiting want

Ducks 34-27 2 take aways 4 sacks 287 passing yards

At least there is green. The Oakland Raiders uni against the muttpupps were yuck

Mutt Smash

A stop on D and a 3rd Q TD. That's more like it