Hello My OBD FishDuck Forum Friends!

What is your prediction of Oregon versus Indiana?  Take your shot and let's have fun with it...

Let's get these predictions started, and remember I look for the differential between your predicted points with both teams from the actual points.  I will use the tiebreaker information when needed, so provide all the data below! 

Entries without ALL the information are invalid, and predictions on other threads don't count.

We Have Two New Rules:

• If two winning scores are the same? The first one who posted wins, automatically.

• TerryM9 gets 42-6 locked in every time as his. (I love this guy!)

Please follow directions, as I need all that is below for tiebreakers:
--the winner

--the score

--the amount of turnovers Oregon creates

--the number of sacks Oregon records on the opposing team

--the number of passing yards by the Ducks. 

My prediction is:

Oregon

38-23

1

3

251

An extra prediction? Oregon will do a number of Simulated Pressures that overload Indiana's right side of their offensive line, and blows up their third down conversion rate. It will stop drives and help Our Beloved Ducks to victory!

30Duck predicts Oregon to win 35-24.

TOs: 1

Sacks: 0

Passing Yards: 264

Ducks win

31-17

2 turnovers 3 sacks

272 yds passing

Ducks for the win

35-24

2 turnovers

3 sacks

272 passing yards

Go Ducks!

OBD 31-24

2 TOs

4 Sacks

315 passing yrds

Ducks

36 - 21

2

2

280

Ducks

34 - 24

2

2

269

Ducks win

31-20

Turnovers: 1

Sacks: The number had by each

wife of a man I met as I was going

to St. Ives

Passing yards: 236

Oregon

38-28

2

2

313 Yards

Oregon

38-17

1

3

289

Ducks

42-24

2

3

257

Ducks

41 - 24

2

2

312

What the Duck

Oregon

50-19

1

3

300

35-24

Ducks

2

2

258

Edited 1 hour ago1 hr by Notalot

38-20

OBD

2

3

330

Everyone you met when going to Saint Ives is coming from Saint Ives, ergo, the number of wives = 0. I like the flashback.

The riddle became popular in England circa 1730, although its author is unknown, and dates back to around 1650 BC. The riddle is found in the Rhind Math Papyrus. There is nothing new under the Sun.

Thank you, A(ll Knowing) I(ntelligence). We now return you to your regularly scheduled program. 😁

Oregon

17-7

4 tos

Sacks= 3

P yds 218

Ducks win of course 45-17

3 takeaways

3 sacks

318 passing yards

Ducks

41 - 22

2 TOs

3 sacks

286 P yds

Oregon

34-21

1 TO

3 Sacks

275 yds passing

The right side of Indiana's O-line has some issues. Matayo, Tatum and the edges will pressure Mendoza and get home at least twice IF the Ducks put IU in a position where they have to pass because the run D makes the RPO less effective.