I wonder if they’ll have players opt-out for the game, North Carolina is losing most of its key players for their game. I believe their top5 pick lineman isn’t playing.
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@bisonduck please invite any other Ducks to this thread. Cheers.
Hope we can get more ducks fans on here. Part of the fun of going to a bowl game is interacting with the opposing fan base. Obviously that won’t happen this year so let’s do it virtually.
It seems like an oversimplification but it's really not. We are now past the point where we need to play out of our ass to beat the vast majority of the teams out there. Play sound football, don't dig a hole, and let our defense settle in and dominate.
QB struggles with pressure and will likely have a tough time with ISU's defensive scheme. Not very quick on decision making. Defensively they are vulnerable to run and I expect a nice 100 plus day for Breece. The secondary is aggressive and will be a challenge. Brock will need to be the Brock we have known most of the season, which means the line needs to keep pocket cleaner. Saturday was the worst our line has been against pass rush since early in the season.
Our first round talent already opted out for the season.
I wouldn't be a little nervous about that I would be VERY nervous about it.
I have family that lives in Oregon and have been out there a number of times.
With the way our coverage is, that average is gonna raise to around 30 or 40 yards per return.
With the way our coverage is, that average is gonna raise to around 30 or 40 yards per return.
Just tell him to kick it out of bounds.
If we can't get a guy who can endzone it, lets find a person who can knock it 50 yards high and 30-35 yards deep. Those middle guys on the 20-35 yard line either just fair catch it or fumble it half the time they try to run it. Would keep the long returns down.
Oregon beat USC (31-24) with only 280 total yards of offense. This is due to 3 USC turnovers.
Oregon beat UCLA (38-35) with the help of 4 turnovers from UCLA. UCLA had the final drive to tie or win the game, but turnover on downs.
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Oregon beat UCLA (38-35) with the help of 4 turnovers from UCLA. UCLA had the final drive to tie or win the game, but turnover on downs.
Oregon 31-24 USC (Dec 18, 2020) Game Stats - ESPN
Complete team stats and game leaders for the Oregon Ducks vs. USC Trojans NCAAF game from December 18, 2020 on ESPN.
Oregon 38-35 UCLA (Nov 21, 2020) Game Stats - ESPN
Complete team stats and game leaders for the Oregon Ducks vs. UCLA Bruins NCAAF game from November 21, 2020 on ESPN.
Same and I get out there every year (but this one...). My dream is we get UO on the OOC schedule and play a game in Autzen. Cyclone Nation descending on Eugene would be a major league party.
I agree with their sentiment and I doubt hardly any ISU fan is disappointed in playing Oregon. In a bowl I always want to face the biggest “name” possible. USC would be bigger, but Oregon is a big national brand that tends to get eyeballs.
Duck fan here. I'll share what I can about the Ducks. Also, interested in learning more about you guys as well. Lets have a great game
