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Honestly we looked bad against Wisconsin but that was the last of an 8 game stretch with a lot of conference games and we had a lot of players over coming injuries we needed a bye week

Joey, DG has to get outside pocket so can see

Lock in Lanning, Steiner, and Lupoi for at least 6 more years maybe longer!

The Ducks are IN the Big 10 Championship….no talk can change that fact!

Go Ducks!

Lanning will not move from Eugene until at *least* his sons' graduations. Portal? Fentress? Really? That is a POSITIVE not negative. He is able to adjust on the fly. Dux/Dawgs ... always a war. I am not comfortable going into this. Confident but not comfortable.

I agree with Aaron's first statement. Oregon is finding a way to win, but they are beatable. Absolutely. But they are not "very, very beatable." What Aaron omits is that they are also capable of *beating* every single team in this country and doing it without fail, thus far. Don't forget! The Dux also had the stress of entering a new-to-them, old school conference, against traditional powers, in huge stadiums with rabid fans. Plus, a lot of taxing travel to get used to. Two and three thousand mile trips. They travelled the most miles of any team in the country (at least as of a few weeks ago). I think this makes what they have done thus far, more remarkable than finding fault lines. Freaking LOVED that Lanning came in and took their 4th qtr tradition and used it to motivate the team. To provide a little memory association to make the fourth quarter transition autonomic. Positively. Very cool. Very innovative. Love my Dux.

I’m new to this channel. I think Aaron is a Huskies fan.

Joey talks too much

Was this recorded before Tez's "I'm back" Instagram post? I think Harper is likely back as well.

Oregon Ducks still haven't played there best football YET.

Joey said the offense doesn't have a rhythm. I believe this is the result of having a transfer QB for just one year. Its only been 11 games. Have 25-36 games with 3-4 receivers and is comfortable with how each receiver runs their route? Well then... Pretty incredible they are as good as they are considering the patchwork of the progrum

As annoying as he is, Aaron makes this show more entertaining, because he challenges them to defend their takes which creates better analysis for us the fans.

I think this show is taped early in the week becsuse there is news on ohio states line, and tez announced he is back. No mention of either one of those news bits

Fentress was right about going for the fake punt

Not surprised that lanning attempted the fake field goal considering wisky wasnt really moving the ball on offense. I had no problem with it

How did nobody mention Wisconsin was coming off a bye week???

This game showed us more about Lannings team than all the others... Grit and Grind. Not sure I want to see the Ducks vs Indy in Indy.

Since they are guaranteed to play in CCG, and the winner of that will be a 1 or 2 seed, they might want to be cautious in the UW game like not play anyone with nagging injuries- even if it leads to a loss. You need your key guys healthy for championship game and playoffs.

I fail to understand what Gary Bryant brings to the team that displaced Kris Hutson. The latter would sure be nice to have with Tez out.

Only a fool would second guess a B1G coach that is 11-0

Anthony was funny and everybody laughed... Except Aaron. Maybe his panties are in a bunch due to Miami getting a loss.

“Where Beavs got shut out, YES! “ God bless you Jordan

We want Bama

I think lack of Tez was an even greater reason for the struggle than the need for a bye--though the bye was badly needed! Stewart did a great job early against their "lock down corner" Hallman, but that battle tilted the other way as the game went on, and it really limited the offense. I'm glad Ferguson stepped up for some clutch grabs because the other WRs were quiet. Oregon's D got better as the game went on. I was surprised Lanning went for it on the late 4th down, but it was pretty low risk considering how great the defense was playing. I actually like the call because it's another wrinkle opponents need to prepare for. Oregon's offense and special teams now have plenty of game experience with these high pressure 4th down or trick play situations. Might come in handy later this year!

8 weeks AND the travel and 2 time zone change for 3 times in 5 weeks.

Jeff Bassa, Marcus Harper, Pancho, Donte Manning, Jordan James, Bryce Beottcher, Josh Conerly. None of those players are transfers, and Oregon isn’t undefeated without them.

FYI Joey, While you can't completely control every aspect of your life, the idea is that to a large extent, you can control your own destiny by making choices, taking action towards your goals, and actively shaping your own path in life; essentially, you have the power to influence your future through your decisions and actions. AI

Great show. Love all the guys comments.

These college players are all good, they wouldn't be playing college ball if they weren't, any given Saturday anyone can win , we've all seen the upsets happen ok, it happens, don't forget these players are young men that are still learning

Fentress needs to be on this show or we just have 4 homers. We need someone who thinks like the other pundits. He does have some valid points.

Ohio State hasn’t beat Indiana yet either

You know Fentress was so excited for this one.

Aaron, Jump Around, wtf? How many coaches do you know or read of that have prepped their team for the opponent’s crowd-raising methods? This argument is just trolling. So EVEN better…have the team prepare a unique cheer for each upcoming opponent that the team and coaches cheer in unison to the opponent once the game is over, regardless of outcome. [may want two cheers; one for a win, one for a loss]. People who play the now professional sport of Ultimate have been doing this for decades (both teams usually do it). This fosters respect and fun for oneself, teammates, and the opponent, regardless of how much animosity exits between them. Having done it with many teams for many years, the team plays better.

Even at 2x speed, Joey still drags. Guy was a good QB, terrible at the mic. Dude acts like he's trying to explain philosophy every time he speaks

Why is Aaron on this show ?

Lets go ducks !!

Please, on the next episode, somebody bring up how Dan Lanning used "Jump Around" to turn the game completely around to open the 4th Quarter. Was it brilliant, or a potential disaster? Things are going right for Oregon this year

I believe that Lanning's goal is to build a powerhouse legacy program in Oregon rather than take over one somewhere else. The former being the bigger achievement

Go Ducks!

Bring back some highlight segments from previous game and for the team we’re playing this weekend.

Might take heat for this. But the Wednesday practice that week wasn't good. And then the team was unfocused and sloppy the next game. What happened Tuesday that could have affected people Wednesday and through the week? Election.

Good positive responses to keep the momentum going-nevermind that guy in the Fouts chair...

Good point by Numan. Ducks gave Maryland at least 7 of those 18 points on a penalty call.

I was at that game in Tempe Aaron. Aaaaaaarrrreeggggghhhhhhh!!!

Good stuff boys. Appreciate you. Go Ducks!!!

Kent says Lanning is a lifer at Oregon. I think that is way too rosy a view. Maybe he wants to stay here and win a championship with Oregon, but he is young. No way he is staying here for 30 years. Maybe 10 years to get his kids through school, but no way he turns down offers from SEC or NFL teams, if he continues this level of success. I think Fentress has the right approach to this. Wait till Lanning actually gets an offer from a school/team that compares with Oregon.

Did anybody else notice how often the Maryland receivers jumped to catch the ball? I don't know if it was just one guy or more, but it seemed like they could have had yards after catch if they just caught the ball and churned their legs like a regular receiver instead of hanging up in the air only to get tackled or fall down as they came back down to the ground. The ball would be thrown at a receiver's neck and they'd jump to catch it.

Great show. More often would be cool

I don't think the Maryland game was a "wakeup call" for Oregon, because they won by too many points to receive much of a warning. A narrow escape at Wisconsin, however, would do the trick just fine. Aaron's contention that Oregon is but one of an echelon of teams roughly equally capable of winning the natty makes sense. I'd name the others in this first tier: Ohio State, Texas, Alabama, Notre Dame, Ole Miss, and Georgia. Some of these teams have had ugly losses, but the playoffs are all about what a team can do going forward once they've secured a playoff berth. As for Penn State, Tennessee, Indiana, and Miami, I'd put them in the next tier for now.