Apparently, there was a POM after the game against Nebraska. If it was anything like the games they've been playing since conference play started, they just stood around and looked at each other. On one hand it's hard to grasp how this season has turned around, except that if you're going to grab wins, early in a season is when to do it. Anybody think Oregon would have been competitive with Alabama in a game 2 weeks after the first one?

 

They win when 3's go down, If those aren't all the other problems we've diagnosed take over. They were "proud" of their ability to come from behind, but that was false bravado, they had to come from behind against Portland. If anything was going to convince them that coming from behind was a red flag it should have been the first UCLA game, but it didn't. 

From what I gather they've been getting low grades for effort, which is definitely something they can try to turn around.

The Oregon Ducks men's basketball team lost to the Nebraska Cornhuskers on Sunday night, and their ranking suffered the consequences in the Week 14 edition of the AP Top-25 Poll. Oregon coach Dana Altman and his team are now unranked and completely out of the top-25 after being No. 16 team only a week ago.

     You can always play defense.

Edited February 4Feb 4 by Washington Waddler
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