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Three takeaways from Oregon's sloppy-yet-emphatic win over Cal Oregon continued its post-Washington run of blowouts on Saturday with a 63-19 win over Cal. The sixth-ranked Ducks scored 35 in the first half. Quarterback Bo Nix got an early curtain call. In just about every way, Oregon completely dominated its opponent once again. After a comfortable win over Washington State and then a demolition of Utah last week, it’s hard to argue four teams are playing better football than Oregon right now. Oregon moved to 8-1 with the victory. Cal dropped to 3-6. Here are three takeaways from the game. Three takeaways from Oregon’s sloppy-yet-emphatic win over Cal SATURDAYOUTWEST.COM Oregon drops 63 points on Cal in another emphatic victory that pushes the Ducks to 8-1 on the year.

Social media reactions to No. 6 Oregon's blowout victory against Cal Find out what social media was saying about the Ducks' week 10 matchup against Cal Social media reactions to No. 6 Oregon's blowout victory against Cal 247SPORTS.COM Find out what social media was saying about the Ducks' week 10 matchup against Cal.

Duck Tape: Film Analysis of California 2023 A preview of Oregon’s week 10 opponent in Autzen Duck Tape: Film Analysis of California 2023 WWW.ADDICTEDTOQUACK.COM A preview of Oregon’s week 10 opponent in Autzen

3 Keys to Victory for the Oregon Ducks on Saturday !. Stop the run 2. Spread out the offense 3. Maintain consistency across the board Oregon Football: 3 Keys to Victory for the Oregon Ducks on Saturday DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM 3 Keys to Victory for the Oregon Ducks on Saturday

Scouting the Golden Bears: 5 questions, prediction with a Cal reporter 5) How do you see it playing out and what’s your score prediction? McGill: “Oregon’s O and Cal’s D is a bad combo for the Bears. A rainy day may make things worse or be an equalizer. I’ll go with 42-21 Oregon.” Scouting the Golden Bears: 5 questions, prediction with a Cal reporter WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Insight into the Golden Bears ahead of Saturday's game with the Ducks

5 major questions for the Oregon Ducks to answer this weekend vs. California While it may not be their most-hyped matchup of the season, this weekend’s game for the Oregon Ducks is incredibly important. It’s a contest where if you can take care of business and get the job done in a game where you’re favored by more than three touchdowns, it offers the opportunity to step out of the way and watch as potential chaos ensuesaround the college football world. 5 major questions for the Oregon Ducks to answer this weekend vs. Cal DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM 5 major questions for the Oregon Ducks to answer this weekend vs. California

Oregon vs. California: 'Tale of the Tape' for No. 6 Ducks vs. Golden Bears Oregon vs. California: ‘Tale of the Tape’ for Ducks vs. Golden Bears DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM A breakdown of the numbers and specific matchups that will be important when the Oregon Ducks face the California Golden Bears this weekend.

J.D. Pickell talks about the playoff committee's selection at the beginning, but around the 39:29 mark he goes into details about our Ducks. Worth listening to. Another person high on the Ducks. The Hard Count November 1, 2023 CDN.JWPLAYER.COM Today on The Hard Count, J.D. gives his thoughts on the first playoff rankings and defines the path/edge for the teams finding themselves in the top 6! The situation at Michigan keeps getting...

5-star LB Jonah Williams puts Oregon Ducks among top schools The Oregon Ducks have been finding a ton of success on the field this season, and they’re turning that into success on the recruiting trail. After picking up commitments from a pair of 5-star defensive linemen — Ayden Breland and Elijah Rushing — over the past month, Dan Lanning and the Ducks are now in a great position to potentially land another 5-star player in the 2025 class as well. On Wednesday, 2025 5-star Jonah Williams announced his top 12 schools, with the Ducks firmly in the mix. Williams plays a mix of safety and linebacker in Texas, standing at 6-foot-3, and 205 pounds. Oregon Recruiting: 5-star Jonah Williams puts Ducks among top schools DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM 5-star LB Jonah Williams puts Oregon Ducks among top schools

Urban Meyer circles Oregon as the team that could make the most noise in November In the eyes of the College Football Playoff committee, Oregon is currently the best one-loss team in the country. Dan Lanning‘s team has only lost to Washington on the road and has been beating up on every other team on their schedule. Debuting in the ranking at No. 6, only undefeated are ahead of the Ducks. At least to Urban Meyer, Oregon is way better than the No. 6 team in the country. Of course, the loss is going to knock them down in the rankings. It’s how the College Football Playoff works, especially this early in the cycle. However, when looking at the tape, you would have a tough time convincing Meyer that anybody is playing better at the moment other than Oregon. “Oregon might be the best team in the country,” Meyer said via Urban’s Take with On3’s Tim May. “Just on videotape. Offense, defense, kicking. That’s the way they play. They play really hard, they’re really well coached but they lost. So, I’m a head coach, going to say ‘Just don’t lose because we have a great team. But you did lose.’ “On video tape, Oregon might be the best team in the country.” Urban Meyer circles Oregon as the team that could make the most noise in November WWW.ON3.COM .

Justin Wilcox says Cal has a plan for 'significant' noise at Autzen Stadium this week Justin Wilcox says Cal has a plan for 'significant' noise at Autzen Stadium this week DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Justin Wilcox says Cal has a plan for ‘significant’ noise at Autzen Stadium this week

5 Golden Bears Oregon needs to look for in Saturday's game 5 Golden Bears Oregon needs to look for in Saturday’s game DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The Ducks need to pay extra attention to these five Golden Bears in order to ensure victory on Saturday at Autzen.

2011 Oregon team highlights vs Cal

No. 6 Oregon, trying to peak at right time, not overlooking Cal No. 6 Oregon, trying to peak at right time, not overlooking Cal SPORTSNAUT.COM Oregon is in the thick of the national championship picture as the calendar turns to November.

Updates from Oregon's week 10 Tuesday football practice The Ducks held their first of two open practices this week on Tuesday morning. Here's a recap of everything media saw during the 15 available minutes. Updates from Oregon's week 10 Tuesday football practice 247SPORTS.COM The Ducks held their first of two open practices this week on Tuesday morning. Here's a recap of everything media saw during the 15 available minutes.

College football bowl projections: Oregon supplants Washington in playoff field Doing bowl projections is easy when the four teams in the College Football Playoff all win on Saturday. This, however, is not a normal week because there is going to be a change among the top four. Oregon is moving up and replacing Washington as the fourth member of the semifinal field. The change might raise some eyebrows as the Huskies defeated the Ducks earlier this month and are still unbeaten. But after two lackluster performances by Washington against Arizona State and Stanford - the two worst teams in the Pac-12 - the expectation is that a likely rematch in the conference title game will go a different way. The change is all about the Huskies. Oregon looked dominant in its thrashing of Utah last week, and only home games against Southern California and Oregon State appear to be possible obstacles to reaching the Pac-12 title game with one loss. Another result working in the Ducks' favor was Oklahoma's loss to Kansas that ensures no team in the Big 12 will finish unbeaten. That means a one-loss champion from the Pac-12 should be in the field, given the overall strength of the league this season. College football bowl projections: Oregon supplants Washington in playoff field WWW.USATODAY.COM None of the teams projected to be in the College Football Playoff last week lost. However, there is a major change with Oregon passing Washington.

Know the foe: The 10 best recruits on California's roster Per the 247Sports Team Talent Composite, the Golden Bears have the eighth most talented roster in the Pac-12, and are the 48th most talented team in the entire country. Know the foe: The 10 best recruits on California's roster 247SPORTS.COM Per the 247Sports Team Talent Composite, the Golden Bears have the eighth most talented roster in the Pac-12, and are the 48th most talented team in the entire country. 2211

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Oregon nearing top-5 class in On3 Industry Team Recruiting Rankings Oregon insider explains how Ducks landed elite EDGE Elijah Rushing Oregon nearing top-5 class in On3 Industry Team Recruiting Rankings T.CO .

Relentless recruiting continues to pay off for Dan Lanning and Oregon The Ducks rise to No. 6 in the 247Sports Recruiting Rankings after landing five-star DE Elijah Rushing. Relentless recruiting continues to pay off for Dan Lanning and Oregon 247SPORTS.COM The Ducks rise to No. 6 in the 247Sports Recruiting Rankings after landing five-star DE Elijah Rushing.

Agree! Dan Lanning and company are doing this correctly. Bringing in top higt school recruits, mixing in with the right amount top transfers. This is the correct way to do things in building, maintaining top caliber teams year in year out.

Wow, great take from Joe Klatt. He's gushing over Oregon's team. Oregon dominates Utah in Salt Lake City | Joel Klatt Show Joel Klatt broke down No. 6 Oregon Ducks vs. No. 18 Utah Utes. He highlighted the strong team Dan Lanning has built, the versatile defense and Bo Nix’s powerful offense. Joel questioned if Oregon could be a favorite to win the Pac-12 despite their loss to Washington. Oregon dominates Utah in Salt Lake City | Joel Klatt Show WWW.FOXSPORTS.COM Joel Klatt broke down No. 6 Oregon Ducks vs. No. 18 Utah Utes. He highlighted the strong team Dan Lanning has built, the versatile defense and Bo Nix’s powerful offense. Joel questioned if Oregon could be a favorite to win the Pac-12 despite their loss to Washington.

There were about two hours remaining until kickoff on Saturday in Salt Lake City. It was a bright and sunny morning, but the air was still crisp and cool in Rice-Eccles Stadium. While event staff milled about, preparing for a top-15 matchup between the Oregon Ducks and Utah Utes, Dan Lanning walked alone up and down the home team’s sideline. Still wearing the dark-blue sports jacket he donned on ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ a couple of hours prior, the 37-year-old head coach was subdued. Ahead of him was among the biggest tests of his young head coaching career; a road matchup against a ranked opponent in a brutal environment — the type of game that Lanning has yet to win in his two years with the Ducks. After his quick field walk, Lanning went back into the locker room with his team. It would be several hours until he would walk back into that locker room again, high-fiving the Oregon faithful while carrying the biggest win of his coaching career in hand. 35-6 was the final score. It was a total annihilation, one that Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham said was far more lopsided than the scoreboard would suggest. 35-6 was the final score, though Whittingham thinks even that is underselling the Oregon dominance. “The score wasn’t indicative – the game was a mismatch. It was worse than what the score indicated.” Column: Dan Lanning's vision is coming together in Eugene, earlier than some expected DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Dan Lanning and the Ducks are approaching their ceiling quicker than many expected them to in Eugene.