Duck QBs are showing out. From ESPN, "Nix threw for four touchdowns, giving him 29 for the season, second-most by a rookie in NFL history, behind only Justin Herbert's 31 in 2020."

Of course, they both had great wins today, along with Mariota. Great day for pro Duck QBs, not to mention Bucky, etc.! 🦆🦆🦆

Herbs, Bo, even Marcus all balled out today. Great showing for former ducks quarterbacks. All 3 heading to the playoffs too (albeit Marcus in a backup role). Excited for round 1!

This is my personal collection. I’d love to see everyone else’s. I know some people have insane sneakers. Especially those PE’s!

Ducks bounce back with a win in conference play in the Cross Country Pond Game!

Does Sam Darnold owe the offensive line a lot of money? This game sucks, but at least they live to play another day.

And congrats Bucky!

We all know the best Oregon after dark games like 2015 @ Arizona State and 2014 @ Utah, but what about the home games?

I love the color scheme of green helmet, black facemask, yellow wings.

Not trying to start a fire. Just curious what everyone thinks about this.

Hello all,

I am NOT going to bring up this past season's games as there are better threads and discussions for that, other than to say I enjoyed Eugene and the hospitality - I am hoping to experience the same next year at Washington.

I come to peacefully ask for advice on a trip to Washington to see OSU vs the Huskies in 2025. I can read what the locals suggest, but I am more interested in feedback from frequent visitors.

Places to stay that wont break the bank? I dont need more than a clean room and shower, as I plan to explore instead of enjoying hotel amenities. I am already booked at a Marriott that is 40 mins away, but would like something closer without paying $400/night - if such a thing even exists

Parking suggestions?

Visiting team tailgates?

Best view of the game from visiting side?

Places to eat thay locals would overlook? Places to avoid due to local hype?

Appreciate your advice in advance.

How did you all feel about the first year in the Big Ten?

Obviously it was a success, with our first undefeated regular season since 2010, and a conference title in our first year in the conference.

But personally, how did you feel about it? Did you enjoy seeing the Ducks play new teams? Was the Ohio State win in the regular season worth the move? How do you feel about it it heading in to 2025?

Wrote this to help process my emotions

Fans are a fickle lot. We demand excellence and want the best... This can often result in disparaging the team, HC, and staff. But, this loss exposed a lot of good within our fan base.

Background: My first game at Autzen was 1979. I attended regularly throughout the dark 80s and 90s. I've probably missed three or four bowl games since the mid-90s (Rose Bowl vs Penn State). I've seen a lot. Good times. Bad times.

No doubt, our Rose Bowl performance was disappointing. It's not what anyone wanted. But, when I opened this sub, I expected to see calls for Lanning's job and how the team gave up. Overwhelmingly, what I see is support. It's honestly really refreshing.

What I wouldn't have given for regular 10+ win seasons during two and a half decades of supporting this program. The success and National exposure the team has achieved is amazing....something of dreams.

This probably wasn't very articulate and didn't express my feelings well. I just wanted to share that I am really proud of this team, the coaching staff, and also the fans. Our future is so very bright under an amazing man (Lanning) and with this kind of support great things are to come.

Thank you to everyone....and as always, GO DUCKS!!!

I just wanted to give a shout out to our WR 1, Tez Johnson. Humble in victory. Classy in defeat. Never gave up in any of the games we lost. Always congratulated the other team and thanked the fans for their dupport--win or lose. We've had a lot of great players and ambassadors for our school, but Tez was one of the best. Elite football player and an even better human. Grateful he chose us. Go Ducks!

Anyone see his highlights from the UA all-star game? He looked like a much bigger De’Anthony Thomas. Crazy fast and shifty. He was named MVP of the game. Exciting times ahead in Eugene!

Henry's Child is as Duck as it gets. Hard, National, Sexy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvpS4v5D4ho

I know we all feel incredibly disappointed in how things unfolded yesterday. But I'd like to inject some realism and some rational hope into the discussion here because I'm seeing a lot of gloom and doom.

Dan Lanning had 10 wins in his first year. 12 in his second year. 13 in his third year with a B1G Championship and Playoff appearance. The recruiting class for next year and the year beyond are the strongest ever and strongest in the country.

He's been a head coach for 3 years. Every year has shown significant improvement. We have no reason to believe there won't be an improvement on this next year. Winning a Natty is fucking hard. It doesn't matter how many haters talk about 0 nattys or whatnot - it's the only thing they have on us. They truly do hate us because they anus. No one hates a program unless that program beats up on them consistently. And the hate isn't rational.

I was a freshman at UO in 2009. I have seen the Ducks play in FIVE Rose Bowls, three of which we won, including over the defending National Champion who was on a 27-game win streak. I've seen two Fiesta Bowl Championships, Alamo, Holiday, RedBox, a bunch of others I can't even remember because we have won so many bowl games. I have seen us win the Pac-12 Championship enough times to where I don't know exactly how many it was. I have seen us reach two National Championship Games. And they say the third time's the charm. That day will come.

Look at our schedule next year and tell me which game we lose. Maybe to Penn State? We will be in the playoffs EVERY year going forward. That is the trajectory of the program. There will be many more chances. There will be more letdowns. There also will come a day when the Ducks do go all the way.

So when they say "if not now, when?", I say, every year going forward there will be a chance. And every painful loss makes the program stronger. Failure teaches you more than success ever will.

It's going to be a very, very long time before our rivals beat us again. It's going to be a very, very long time before we aren't in the Playoffs every year.

Chin up, Ducks. We came into the Big 10 and swept it in year 1. One bad game against a juggernaut does not undo that. The good does not wash out the bad, nor the bad the good. That game sucked ass. I'm sad. But I also am very proud of this program that came from nothing and continues to improve every year.

There will come a day when the Ducks win that championship. Every Duck has its day.

The pain continues.

I just wanted to apologize for some of the OSU fans commenting/bragging during and since the game. You guys had a great season and are a great addition to the Big Ten. I am sure we will have a lot of big games in the future. You will win your fair share of those.