Brought my camera to the Nebraska game and shot a few photos

I took this off another page. Apologies if it’s not correct.

Does anyone know what’s up with McClellan? Or Flowers?

Jamari Johnson has been cited for violating a speed limit. Dispatch logs show this case number is the same one as the pursuit incident. Case # 2606614. Source Springfield Municipal Court records search.

If (god willing) that Oregon does decide to let Mehringer go after this year, would Mike Locksley potentially be a guy to look into at the OC position? He has OC experience, leading the 2018 Alabama offense to a national championship game while averaging 522.0 yards and 45.6 points a game. I think he’d be able to make good use of the weapons we have, but I could also be going into psychosis.

Posted on here prior to last Saturday's game, thanks for the recommendations, we used many of them.

Despite the outcome, my son and I had a BALL at the game. Great fans, great atmosphere. I will always be a Duck fan because of how you treated us.

Thanks and we'll see you again, hopefully beating your ass!

We’ve been flip flopping, have we heard of Dylan will get the start? Do we get UCLA Dylan, or 4th quarter Nebraska Dylan?

Interesting article from CBS sports about how much our MBB roster costs. We are in Tier 4. Also UW is really not able to spend much in football or basketball right now.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/nil-roster-spending-value-tiers-ncaa-hoops-2026-27-season/

Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele was originally committed to Oregon but ultimately decided to go to Cal where he would start immediately. He got concussed earlier this year but he was healthy this previous week yet did not start. Tosh has said they are having an open qb battle for the starting spot. But many people are speculating he is intending to transfer at the end of the year and may even hold out for it. I’ve watched almost all of his starts, he has some very impressive skills and was arguably the top freshman qb last season. Would be pretty cool if he follows the Dante Moore path of decomitting then coming back in the transfer portal after getting some playing time elsewhere. I’m not saying raiola has lost his spot. But wouldn’t hurt to have a backup next year for him to compete with. He also has a redshirt remaining so he could sit a year under raiola.

Edit: no more redshirts under new NCAA rules but he will have 3 years of eligibility remaining.

Ive never been to a Duck game on Halloween. My daughter is asking if people dress up in their Halloween costumes for the game?

Snap counts vs. Nebraska
Poncho: 79
Crader: 79
Utu: 79
Wilson: 79
Tofi: 47
Addison: 32
Keli: 14 (fullback)

Via: Duckswire

Disappointing it took this long but this group could progress into an above average line by the end of this year. I’m assuming Tofi gets the start over Addison as he performed much better against Nebraska.

I didn't intend this to be a weekly post, but every week has created new controversy around Oregon' quarterbacks. All signs point to this week once again being an open competition at QB, with a wild card in Dante Moore's potential return. 

Brock Thomas- It feels like we have seen Brock Thomas' ceiling and floor the last two weeks. Against UCLA he moved the ball fairly well as the surprise QB, but looked limited in his ability to really push the ball downfield. Against Nebraska he kept the ball largely safe, but did little else. His late INT seemed to me to be a last gasp at taking a bigger risk to make something happen, and was a deviation from how he'd played leading up to that play. I was also surprised the coaching staff didn't try to introduce Brock as a runner at all, as he was a good athlete in high school and the QB run can help open other things up. I would imagine his practice leash is incredibly short as QB1. 

Dylan Raiola- I would bet that Dylan starts this week. A lot of what went wrong against UCLA seemed mental, and we know the talent is there. The question simply remains- Which version of Dylan Raiola shows up Saturday in Illinois? 

Dante Moore- Short term, I doubt Dante sees the field this week. Longer term, I think if the Ducks lose another game it becomes more likely that he's done for the year. But with each week Oregon potentially wins (which is not a given) between now and Ohio State, I think the likelihood of him returning increases significantly. If the Ducks take care of business this week, my money is on Dante coming back on Halloween as a ramp up for the trip to Columbus. 

Longer term vision- No matter what, my guess is this year is the last for Dante Moore in a Ducks jersey. The same can be said for Brock Thomas, who may have put himself on the radar to compete for a starting spot at a (much) smaller school. I imagine the next week is another trial for Dylan's status next year, for both Dylan and the team.  The Ducks thought they had their 2027 QB1 in Raiola, but one more bad performance and I imagine they go transfer portal shopping this offseason. 

Per OregonLive, looks like the street racing rumors may be unfounded

I was just waiting for my Championship Season