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guess the mourning period is aver for me now so I can raise the Duck flag back to full mast, throw away the crying towel and get back to business. As expected when the other team won, Scott took the prize (against his desire) and came remarkably close to the final score. Among the rest of us losers Adam and Corky did very well while Funduck threw himself of the cliff.

Scott 13
Adam -5
Corky -7
Rockin -8
Salem -10
Tar -10
Gray -10
64OR -10
Thester -11
Twell -13
Fish -13
Papa -13
ME -14
TEnDuck -15
Quinn -16
Shark -21
Wing -24
100% -27
Funduck -56


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No's 1 and 11. Funny, the BIG wants to give UO smaller share. What a joke.

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Decisions made pregame. Lanning has a bright future, but to continuously loose rivalry games the same way hurts. Also, the 4th down playmaking decisions by Bo need to improve. At least Dan says they only do it if they "like the defensive look."

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JPJ 1st and Franklin 2d. About time Franklin got some love. His play vs WA helped, no doubt.

The latest in a midweek Recruiting Rumor Mill:

Full story/interview with the newest Ducks commit here:

A look at the uncommitted Rivals250 players:

When I was a student (sort of, anyway) at about this time we were ready to make the transition from football to basketball to take our minds off of another 3-8 season, in a good year. Not so much much like that anymore ... but has anyone been close enough to hear any hoops talk, yet? I have a feeling we might do better than predicted in the media day vote. For a change Altman has more healthy bodies on the floor than he has had for the past few seasons and might have a starting five on opening night that won't be waiting for a key piece or several of them to become ambulatory, And some of it is pretty good talent to set the picture. My biggest hope is that there is a Prichart type to drive the energy to practice harder than over the past couple of years. I got the idea they didn't WANT it enough.

At least from people in the DMV (District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia).

I've heard A LOT of, "That was one of the best games of the year. That has been followed by, "Looks like teams out there (West) have joined the party in playing very physical football.

Both of those comments have been almost immediately followed by, "Your coach cost you the game" and "Points are premium especially in a game like that, you have to take them"

Although I have my personal opinions about the game and management, I'm not here to share those but thought the group might be interested in the perspective of the game and Oregon football from the other coast.

but we're not hearing any new visit traction with Eddy Pierre-Louis. I think the Ducks are No. 3 in the race at this time

Have we heard anything on the walking wounded from the game? Ferguson? Jackson? #6 who's name escapes me right now, a CB. They all got what looked like painful injuries, but we had the sound down on the tv as the kids were playing while we watched so I didn't hear much of what was said.

Here are Aaron's top takeaways from Dan Lanning's Monday night press conference ahead of this week's matchup with Washington state.

Wonder what's going on here. Just realized might be a paywall. IT just says "personal reasons." Dude was really coming on this year.

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Great writeup. I agree. Ducks are in playoff, if they don't beat themselves. They are good.

Washington State getting Pummelled by Arizona
USC losing to Notre Dame (williams has 3 Ints)
OSU getting a solid game against UCLA (Dante Moore also with 3 ints)
Cal is officially awful on defense allowing Utah a season best output