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Oregon is at no. 6 in the playoff rankings. Personally I think we are in the perfect spot.

Though I think it is likely for us to move move up another spot depending on what happens in the next couple of weeks.

Agreed. I do NOT want to move up to No. 4 or No. 5, as the winner of those two will play No. 1, and I don't want to play Ohio State until the final. At No. 6, we have a first round game, and then face No. 3 Texas A&M in the next round.

But it could all get scrambled this weekend, and we gotta beat the Bastard Huskies!

7 minutes ago, Charles Fischer said:

But it could all get scrambled this weekend, and we gotta beat the Bastard Huskies!

Gotta beat the Huskies and it depends on who wins and loses in front of us... And then how things change with a win or a loss in some of these championship games.

An earthshaking Duck victory is vastly preferable to the impending collapse of Mount Ranier...

Well now.....all OBD's can control is beating the huskies. The bastard huskies.

If Jon Josephs CHAOS occurs, then OBD's could land in the top 4.

Texas Tech and Texas A&M could both lose in the next 2 weeks. Beating the huskies would be another quality win for OBD's.

If by some chance tOSU lost to Michigan, i don't think the Buckeyes would fall below the Ducks in the rankings.We will know that by our kick off against the huskies.

None of this matters if OBD's loses on Daturday.

Go Ducks......

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Ducks Up To No. 6 In CFP Rankings

 

EUGENE, Ore. — The Oregon football team moved up one spot in the College Football Playoff rankings for the third week in a row on Tuesday, coming in at No. 6 entering the final weekend of the regular season. 

 

The Ducks are coming off an impressive win over USC, which was No. 15 entering last Saturday's game before moving down to No. 17 following a 42-27 loss in Eugene. 

 

Oregon is one of three Big Ten teams in the top 10 and one of five in the top 25, along with No. 1 Ohio State, No. 2 Indiana, No. 15 Michigan and No. 17 USC.

 

The Ducks have now made 15 consecutive appearances in the CFP top 10 dating back to 2023, and 28 straight appearances in the CFP top 25 dating back to 2020. 

 

The No. 6 Ducks (10-1, 7-1 Big Ten) will wrap the regular season with a rivalry showdown against Washington (8-3, 5-3 Big Ten) this Saturday, Nov. 29, in Seattle (12:30 p.m. PT, CBS). 

 

Oregon would all but guarantee itself a College Football Playoff berth for the second year in a row with a win at Washington, and would also earn a trip to the Big Ten Championship Game with a victory over the huskies combined with a Ohio State loss to Michigan. 

 

Entering the final week of the regular season, the Ducks are one of only three FBS teams (Indiana, Texas Tech) in the top 15 nationally for scoring offense (8th, 39.3 PPG), total offense (12th, 471.8 YPG), scoring defense (8th, 14.9 PPG) and total defense (3rd, 248.7 YPG). 

 

UO also owns the nation's No. 3 passing defense at 145.7 yards allowed per game and the No. 8 rushing offense at 228.6 yards per game, and the Ducks are the only FBS team in the top five for both total yards per play (4th, 7.24) and total yards per play allowed (5th, 4.13). 

 

Oregon is currently No. 5 in both the Associated Press poll and the US LBM coaches poll. 

 

College Football Playoff Top 25 - Nov. 25

1. Ohio State (11-0)

2. Indiana (11-0)

3. Texas A&M (11-0)

4. Georgia (10-1)

5. Texas Tech (10-1)

6. Oregon (10-1)

7. Ole Miss (10-1)

8. Oklahoma (9-2)

9. Notre Dame (9-2)

10. Alabama (9-2)

11. BYU (10-1)

12. Miami (9-2)

13. Utah (9-2)

14. Vanderbilt (9-2)

15. Michigan (9-2)

16. Texas (8-3)

17. USC (8-3)

18. Virginia (9-2)

19. Tennessee (8-3)

20. Arizona State (8-3)

21. SMU (8-3)

22. Pittsburgh (8-3)

23. Georgia Tech (9-2)

24. Tulane (9-2)

25. Arizona (8-3)