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    Below is a screenshot I just took of this thread with web browser Microsoft Edge.  As you can see post No. 1 not coming up properly.  On Safari and Google Chrome it shows correctly.  

     

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    Dan Lanning: "Good work day today."

    WATCH: Dan Lanning gives his final preview ahead of Oregon vs Hawaii

     

     

     

    Everything Dan Lanning said on Wednesday of Hawaii week

    Below is a complete transcript of Dan Lanning's Wednesday press conference.

     

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    247touch.png Everything Dan Lanning said on Wednesday of Hawaii week

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    Below is a complete transcript of Dan Lanning's Wednesday press conference.

     

     

    Jackson Powers-Johnson: "Gotta be locked in."

    Meets with the media ahead of Oregon Football's matchup vs. Hawaii

     

     

     

    Evan Williams: "That's where growth comes in."

    Meets with the media ahead of Oregon Football's matchup vs. Hawaii

     

     

     

    Faaope Laloulu: "I play the big brother role"

    Meets with the media ahead of Oregon Football's matchup vs. Hawaii

     

     

     

    Deion Sanders warns six ranked teams on Colorado schedule: 'They got to catch that heat'

    Sanders says the Buffaloes are going to 'be something to behold' when they put it all together.

    Colorado entered the season with the toughest schedule in the Pac-12, and though the Buffaloes have already passed early season tests with huge victories over TCU and Nebraska, head coach Deion Sanders says his team is prepping to make statements against the six top 25 teams left on the schedule, starting with Oregon on Sept. 23.

     

    "We want it," Sanders said Monday on FS1's Undisputed. "That's what we signed up for. We want the dogs. We want it. We have not yet played our best ball. When we put it all together, offense defense and special teams, it's going to be something to behold. Someone is going to have to catch that fire. They got to catch that heat. I promise you that these young men inside the locker room want it."

     

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    247touch.png Deion Sanders warns six ranked teams on Colorado schedule: 'They got to catch that heat'

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    Sanders says the Buffaloes are going to 'be something to behold' when they put it all together.

     

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    Practice Notes: Lineman returns, linebacker absent, new walk-on shows up

     

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    6554b6be8c0d829a8bf63ae0c82cf121_link.pn Oregon Ducks: Lineman returns, linebacker absent, new walk-on shows up

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    Several personnel notes from Oregon’s practice on Tuesday morning, including the arrival of Jurrion Dickey’s brother, Jajuan Dickey.

     

    Updates from Oregon's week three 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 20 available minutes.

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    247touch.png Updates from Oregon's week three Tuesday football practice

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    The Ducks held their first of two open practices this week on Tuesday morning. Here's a recap of everything media saw during the 20 available minutes.

     

     

    Kirk Herbstreit names Oregon among top performing teams with Week 2 win vs. Texas Tech

     

    On the wildly popular ESPN College GameDay show that leads into the early action on Saturday mornings in the fall, there was only one person who picked against the Oregon Ducks when making predictions for their Week 2 game against the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

     

    It was analyst Kirk Herbstreit.

     

    So it makes sense that Herbstreit is making things right by announcing that Dan Lanning and the Ducks are one of his top-performing teams of the week following their thrilling 38-30 victory down in a hostile Lubbock environment.

     

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    6554b6be8c0d829a8bf63ae0c82cf121_link.pn Kirk Herbstreit names Oregon among top teams with win vs. Texas Tech

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    Kirk Herbstreit was the only person on ESPN College GameDay to pick Texas Tech over Oregon. He made up for it following the game.

     

     

    The Biggest Surprises in College Football After Week 2 

    Oregon Defense Plays Huge Part in Ducks Success

     

    Yes, Oregon put up 81 points in its Week 1 win over Portland State, but it also held the Vikings to just seven points and 200 total yards, including just 52 in the air. The opposition averaged just 2.6 yards per pass.

     

    In Week 2, Oregon went on the road to face a Texas Tech team that lost Week 1 to Wyoming. The Ducks entered as slight 4.5-point favorites and led 18-13 at halftime, but their defense stepped up in a big way in the second half.

     

    Oregon's secondary picked off Texas Tech quarterback Tyler Shough three times in the final two quarters.

     

    The most electric play of the night came in the final minute, when Ducks linebacker Jeffrey Bassa picked off Shough and returned it 45 yards to the house to give Oregon a 38-30 lead:

     

    Shough threw yet another interception on the Red Raiders' final possession of the game to put it on ice.

     

    Oregon looks to be a contender inside the Pac-12 this season, and its defense will be a major reason why it wins some close contests.

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    The first two weeks of the 2023 college football season are behind us. Although it's still early in the season, we've seen plenty of surprises through the…

     

     

    The Solid Verbal College Football Podcast reacts to Oregon vs Texas Tech. It came down to the final seconds, but Oregon and head coach Dan Lanning found a way to dig out what appeared to be a growing hole against Joey McGuire and Texas Tech. Despite a valiant effort from Red Raiders QB (and former Oregon QB) Tyler Shough, it was Bo Nix's clutch offensive leadership and a timely 4th quarter pick six from Oregon LB Jeffrey Bassa that sealed the eight point win. We talk about the rhythms of the game and how each team thrived and struggled. And remember, no matter what, it's still early September!me and how each team thri

    ved and struggled. And remember, no matter what, it's still early September!

     

     

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