Oregon Ducks 2023!

Nah. I liked going for it. Probably needed more imaginative play calls on those 4th downs. If the Ducks convert their season average on 4th downs they would win the game going away. Even one of them would have done it.

And on the last one, even failing, they got the ball back with plenty of time to win it. It may well have been worse if the Huskies had another 25 yards to go.

The Ducks had the ball with plenty of time to win the game against the #7 team in the country. And they had been gashing them.

This is only Lanning's 2nd season. And it's been fun.

I don't fault him for it. I love the aggressive play calling. Just need to get the coordinators and players to execute at a bit higher level. The players and coordinators want to be in those situations.

 

Ooooof!

 

the Irish slaughtered USC. The Ducks are still in great shape to win the conference.

 

This dude completely encapsulates my thoughts.

https://spotify.link/bBqK6IAAVDb

 

That's what SHE said.

 

Time to find a new kicker.

I thought we’d go for it this time.

 

Is this gonna be another one of those super awesome letdown games that we are famous for after losing a heart breaker? Usually it’s Arizona who does this to us.

 

Does the school own that Harley? Or has it always been the same dude?

 

Wtf? Where was the PI?

 

There we go. Glad they reversed it.

 

I will always love the throwbacks.

 

Wow the pac12 refs actually knew the rules for once

 

The offense…. Has not looked good.

 

How many times have we done this? Lose a huge game and then look like ass the following week.

 

I knew Wash St would come out fired up after getting their lunch money stolen last week.

I’m a little confused why we have kind of abandoned the run game.

 

I’d keep pounding the ball on the ground. Control the time of possession. It will open up the passing game more

 

I’m a big Jordan James fan. He kind of has a Kamara style about him.

 

Run game is alive now!

 

Yup. Finally established the run. That’s so important.