Nicholas Rome

After a tight matchup in Week 1 against Boise State, Oregon fans will hope for a far more relaxing game on Saturday. Before the season, Oklahoma State was billed as a potential trap game for Oregon, but some of the hype for the matchup was killed with the Cowboys season opening loss to Tulsa.

Heading into the second game of the season, the Oregon Ducks will be looking to add a Power 4 win to their resume early in the season. This weekend takes the Ducks' on the road where they'll face a new look Oklahoma State team under former North Texas head coach Eric Morris. Coming into the season, the game was billed as a potential upset spot for the Ducks, but that buzz has died down a bit.

Oregon makes their first road trip of the season this weekend as the Ducks head Southeast to Stillwater to take on Oklahoma State. The game was tabbed as a potential thrilling game before the season, but the Cowboys loss to Tulsa has taken some of the buzz away from the game. The Ducks enter this week as large favorites over the Cowboys, but as everyone saw last week that doesn't always ensure a blowout.

The Oregon Ducks are back in action, which marks the return of the recruiting season in college football. The rest of the season will see Autzen Stadium filled with fans, but also with some of the nation's top recruits. Week 1 of the season showed that recruits are ready to show up in bunches as the Ducks hosted a loaded group of recruits.

Saturday brings another matchup for the Oregon Ducks against Oklahoma State as Dan Lanning's team looks to move to 2-0. Last season, the Ducks won in a 69-3 blowout over the Cowboys, but this year's team under Eric Morris is a whole new team. While the Cowboys will be a far better team this season, Oregon fans would still love repeat performances from last year's standouts.

Oregon Football is on the road again as Dan Lanning's team takes their first trip of the season for a matchup with Oklahoma State in Stillwater. After a battle against Boise State, which Oregon won 34-27, the Ducks' fans will be hoping for a much more comfortable win. Before the Ducks can start to push for their goal of competing for the National Championship, Oregon has to handle these non-conference games and work out any kinks.

The Oregon football team is spending this weekend on the road as the Ducks travel to Stillwater to take on the Oklahoma State Cowboys. Given that the team won't be spending the weekend in Autzen Stadium it should be a quiet weekend for the program on the recruiting front after a busy weekend to start the season hosting some of the Nation's top playmakers.

After Week 1 brought the excitement back for the start of the college football season, Week 2 should bring far better matchups. Most teams will go from facing opponents they had no business playing to competent Power 4 opponents, with league play beginning for several teams as well. Early in the season, it's hard to say matchups come with College Football Playoff implications, but the games this weekend carry that level of stakes.

This college football season began with Oregon being billed as one of the favorites to win the National Championship, coming off back to back trips to the College Football Playoff. Dan Lanning returned a roster filled with true superstars in the sport, headlined by Dante Moore, leaving the roster with very few positions of concern.

After opening the season with a loss at home to UMass, it instantly became clear that this Rutgers team had a ton of flaws. The loss instantly sparked conversations over whether Rutgers should end the Schiano era, as it's become clear that the Scarlet Knights are never going to reach the heights they reached in his first tenure.