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The Oregon Ducks came into Saturday with a chance to build on the momentum they built with the thrilling win over Nebraska. Facing a 3-3 Illinois team who is also without their starting quarterback seemed like a great chance for the Ducks, as they've been playing short handed in recent weeks. After a perfect start to the game with a touchdown and a defensive stop, everything went downhill for the Ducks.
By: Nicholas Rome
The NC State Wolfpack came into the season labeled as a potential dark horse in the ACC, after a season that provided plenty of excitement, led by the play of q
The Oregon Ducks have been playing at far from full-strength ever since the opening game of Big Ten play. Dante Moore's concussion will be pointed toward as being the reason the season ended up being a waste, but that may not be true. This team showed fatal flaws far before Dante Moore's injury, with the early season struggles, and Oregon could've lost many of these games with their star quarterback.
By: Nicholas Rome
Before November even arrives, the Oregon Ducks' hopes of making the College Football Playoff are seemingly gone as Saturday's loss to Illinois handed the team a 3rd loss. The season started with a ton of excitement with Dante Moore and several other stars returning for one more season, but injuries and coaching struggles have derailed a promising season. Chaos around the country may keep Oregon in conversations, but at this point the CFP is an afterthought.
By: Nicholas Rome
Saturday's loss to Illinois drops Oregon to 4-3 on the season, far from what any fan would've expected heading into the season. The year started with such promise for the Ducks with Dante Moore returning after a deep playoff run, but now Oregon's hopes of making the College Football Playoff have been dashed.
By: Nicholas Rome
The head coach firing across college football have picked up over the last week, as schools enter the back half of the season preparing to embark on head coaching searches. This week started with Maryland finally moving on from Mike Locksley, and after a terrible loss to Stanford, NC State did the same with Dave Doeren on Saturday.
The Oregon Ducks came into the season with hopes of winning the National Championship fresh off back-to-back trips to the College Football Playoff. Dan Lanning was able to retain stars like Dante Moore, Matayo Uiagalelei, Teitum Tuioti, and various other veterans to push to finally bring a championship to Eugene. While Dan Lanning was able to retain the players, he wasn't able to retain the coordinators with Will Stein and Tosh Lupoi both taking head coaching jobs.
By: Nicholas Rome
The Oregon Ducks have gone from a National Championship hopeful to a team making changes before November. Following Saturday's loss to Illinois, the Ducks are just 4-3, and the offense has been the biggest issue keeping this team from reaching its potential. The defense has done enough in the losses to UCLA and Illinois to win the game, but the offense let them down.
After another disappointing Saturday for the Oregon Football team, Ducks' fans atleast had the chance to watch some former program greats in action in the NFL on Sunday. With bye weeks picking up, Oregon fans couldn't watch the likes of Justin Herbert, Josh Conerly Jr., and Arik Armstead. While it was a quiet weekend, there were still some massive performances.
While there's still 5 games left in the regular season, it's hard not to start looking toward the future for the Oregon Ducks. At 4-3, even running the table could leave the College Football Playoff out of the picture, and with what the team has shown this season, winning out even seems impossible. Dan Lanning and the Ducks already started that look toward next season as on Sunday offensive coordinator
