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Josh Pate May Have Oregon Losing the BIG Title, But Has Us in the 'Natty

Steven A
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We are his No. 4 seed with a DeBoer rematch in the Natty with the same result as the last 3 Lanning DeBoer matchups.

Oregon Ducks predicted to land in championship game by Josh Pate

I'd say part two not happening.

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    Thank you, Steven. Why play the season when USA Today already knows the record for 136 teams?

    I'm so happy we have college football to watch in about 15 minutes. I Need My Fix! 🤪

    https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2025/08/21/college-football-season-record-projections-2025/85755096007/

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    Fun random note that’s probably not any less valid than Josh Pate’s prediction. 😆

    In the CFB video game playing as OBD, I played PSU THREE TIMES. Beat them in the regular season, lost to them in the B1G championship, then beat them in the rubber match second round of the playoffs.

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    4 hours ago, JabbaNoBargain said:

    In the CFB video game playing as OBD, I played PSU THREE TIMES. Beat them in the regular season, lost to them in the B1G championship, then beat them in the rubber match second round of the playoffs.

    I'd prefer that to go lose, win, win...

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