TheRunningDuck

Wasn't there something called the Seattle Bowl....

It brings back memories of when they destroyed ND in a bowl game.

But, next year it will just mean an easier chance to advance.

Yikes, talk about the Ducks getting disrespected.

This really sucks.

Sort of like Nix was hobbled last year.

I refered to them always as the Evil Huskies for decades but then they turned pathetic for 12 years.

But, Chainsaws...

Have you noticed that no one is pretending to need a new title for the expiring classic. Go Ducks, win the Civil War.

I really do not understand the rules as Oregon would have a better record if they tied Az.

Great, it won't mess up my recording.

The Kansas helmets today are actually uglier.

I will be pissed if I can't see the first quarter because of another games weather delay.

More like they want to pound a stake into the Pac 12 to make sure it is dead.

With no details it is hard to have a valid opinion. Duck streaming available on only Apple would be bad. The Apple whose products I have avoided for decades.

It's not as if BYU would have been a solid addition. How many times have they switched their affilation in the past 40 years?

We will always have Lamar...

While it has long been a problem that many Duck fans are unable to get many Duck games and streaming would correct that, there is a lot of exposure that comes from just being on the ESPN (or others) schedule. Long term it will probably be streaming that wins. As a track and field fan I have started to be annoyed that many events are now streaming and involve fees, sometimes sold for a year subscription that is not cheap.

Exactly which player would start ahead of him? It has been a long time since Oregon had a fast point guard.

Did all his long time assistants need to be replaced?

I am very amused at the attempts to make the Beavs look good in the media. Extra articles in Oregonlive with positive Beav spins though they lost. Then this: "Before a crowd of 7,270 that included a reported Gill record number of OSU students". Sure, a small crowd boosted by pumping up the number of students means they could hardly sell regular retail tickets.

"The panel’s decision, expected later this year, could eventually lead to college athletes gaining recognition as employees who are owed wages akin to their work-study classmates." More like a majority of sports will end up being cut for budget reasons destroying athletic departments.

My first week at Oregon in 1967 there were a couple guys I met that dropped out because they were too frustrated by the paperwork. 18 year olds.

Can't wait till they play in the frozen north in November.

You cannot teach speed, it would be insane not to offer.