GO DUCKS!

As always SCO Ducks!!

I’m not sure who will ultimately roll out there tonight, and definitely not sure who will finish the game tonight.

That being said, let’s go ducks.

Being a ducks fan seems like an abusive relationship sometimes, but damn it I love the 🦆s.

Here’s to hoping for a run to end the year, as unlikely as it may seem.

Here’s also to hoping for drastic staffing changes in the off season that involve bringing in highly qualified and experienced coaches/coordinators from outside of Dan’s tree, guys who will both challenge him and bring that championship mindset to the team.

All the complaining aside, can’t wait to see this team get better. Go ducks 🦆

Yeeeeeeah go Ducks

I know our WR room is loaded.. but is anyone else watching Kyler Kasper dominate the best CB in the country and scratching your head?

Well the hits just keep coming.

How we feeling DUCKS?!! Local Eugene legend game coming up?

Anyone else watching the Ohio state defensive line dominate and think to themselves we need a 180 degree turn around to even think about competing?

The B1G beat itself up early and the SEC looked like the front runner until today. SEC has an internal buzzsaw in their conference as well. Love college football🏈

Go Seminoles! Go Mormon Cougs!

As tough as it's been this season, the odds are improving.

I'm super worried about this one considering the glaring issues that the ducks have. But I still think the ducks prevail 35 - 28

I remember reading an article about all the bigtime recruits and commits that were visiting Eugene for the UCLA game

I wonder how recruits felt seeing their prospective team perform so badly. It HAS to affect their perception of the Ducks negatively, doesn't it?

I also wonder how weird it must be for the people hosting or chaperoning these recruits having to try to keep positive after such a devastating loss

I like Marcus Mariota. Was a good Quarterback of Oregon Ducks back in his college days.

The last time the University of Oregon had consecutive regular-season losses was during the 2017 season. Am I crazy thinking we can keep that streak alive today?

Heading to Eugene tomorrow from NorCal, it's our first time! I'm wondering if anyone has had any issues with brining in a small crossbody purse that's just slightly over the limits. Online says 4.5" x 6.5", mines about 6" x 8", how strict are they on the exact size? TIA!

With the leadership of experienced players coming back, it’s borderline malpractice to not try and replace outgoing coordinators with proven coordinators. Just watching Tenn beat Bama where Heuple went out and hired Jim Knowles.

In a perfect world, we hire Chip and Knowles as our replacements for Stein and Tosh.

I already know Drew Mehringer will have this offense looking atrocious. Hamptons a 50/50 whether it’s a decent game or bad game for the defense. We are this years 2025 Penn state. I’m hoping for a W but am prepared for an L. Quite a few starters out and questionable with “INJURIES” could make for a long night. Hope I’m wrong, but have to keep it honest.

The idea of a meeting in competition between Dylan Raiola and Nebraska felt almost too distant to acknowledge as a possibility two months ago.

And with Oregon’s season on the line? It was far-fetched when Raiola directed shade at his former program in August.

“We have a lot more talent than we did at Nebraska,” Raiola said in a preseason news conference. “And I don’t say that to knock on them.”

Raiola’s comments were difficult for the Huskers to interpret in any way other than as a knock, even if not his intent. They share a complicated history with the junior quarterback.

And now the prospect of that reunion, steeped in intrigue, is real.

With the announcement Wednesday night that Dante Moore, Oregon’s incumbent starter in 2026, remains out this week as he recovers from a concussion suffered in September, Raiola is in line to play — and perhaps start — as Nebraska visits Autzen Stadium for a 10 p.m. CT kickoff on Fox.

“It’s going to be weird,” Raiola said last week of envisioning the Huskers as his opposition.

Some on the Nebraska side might choose a more vengeful label for the opportunity to compete against Raiola. The psychology of this matchup appears to favor the Huskers. They can more easily achieve the mindset of feeling the need to prove something against the QB who left Nebraska late in 2025 after two seasons.

“There (are) opinions around the building of what he does really well,” first-year Nebraska defensive coordinator Rob Aurich said this week. “But this is going to be a good opportunity for him — and a great opportunity for us to go get after him.”

Any moments?

Last week was pretty forgettable, but it's a new week and a new team to face. Will we shred the Cornhuskers to kernels or not? It remains to be seen...