Oregon Ducks 2023!

it's insane that the Oregon/Colorado game outdrew OSU/Notre Dame. I guess that shows the power of hype and casual viewers

the 1.051M viewers on FOX for a prime time game sure won't convince any networks to invest in a merged PAC/MWC

 

It's just sad that the networks don't see the value of keeping the PAC together in the first place.

 

it wasn't the networks that made a series of terrible decisions over a decade. That was the Pac-12 presidents/chancellors and Larry Scott. What the networks saw was that the conference was terribly managed. Why partner with that?

even so, the PAC could have survived if they would have expanded with the cream of the Big-12; and if they would have accepted the ESPN deal. Oregon was in favor of both; OSU/WSU/ASU/USC led the charge against

 

Duck OL commit Jac'Qawn McRoy with some nifty foot work last night



STOMP

 

downfield speed is slow motion

 

I think it's silly that national media was complaining about the verocity in which Oregon wailed on Colorado.

I'd simply advise the Buffalo bandwagon to watch more Ducks football. Oregon kinda has a history of kicking the living crap out of opponents.

 

Oregon embarrassed the media's marketing darling. I hope USC does the same.

 

They did not imo.

 

I hate playing Stanford and Arizona. They’re always a trap game. Always.

 

Defense looks like ass today.

 

the never ending re-runs of the Stanford House of Horrors continues.

Ducks had a total of 3 plays in the first quarter

 

What the hell is going on?

 

The defense is going to get completely worn out.

 

Come on PAC-12 app… 5 out of 7 commercials were the same UPS ad.

 

Stanford is winning first down on both sides of the ball

 

There you go. Lay the wood on that little asshole.

 

The play calling right now is garbo.

 

Finally uncorking the offense.

 

TOUCHDOWN!

 

Finally on the scoreboard