OT Oregon Ducks 2025 (3 Viewers)

[wizenheimer]

more about Indiana and the advantage they have over everybody else this year:



if you do the math, that's the top 24 Indiana players and on average, they have 4.3 years of experience. That's crazy

 

[PtldPlatypus]

Indiana's season is a storyline for a Disney movie in 10 years. The Ducks have a chance to end that production before it starts. Otherwise, they may show up twice in the movie as a team Indiana beat.

The ratings on this game should be astronomical. Such a great storyline. Can't wait! Hope its a great game.

By the same token, beating Indiana to make the title game would make a phenomenal redemption storyline for the Ducks, after going undefeated last year, then losing in their first playoff game to the eventual champ, then losing their first regular season game in 2 years to a surprising upstart who goes on to go undefeated with a Heisman winner, going mostly under the radar the rest of the season, and then redeeming their season by avenging that loss, then facing their former coach for the championship. Man, talk about a movie script!

 

[SlyPokerDog]

no single G6 conference will get an automatic berth....not a chance

the combined G6 conference might get a berth for the highest rated champion. But if the P4 conferences have their way, even that may not happen. The Big-10 and SEC don't really support it while the ACC and Big-12 are so worried about their own participation they are willing to stab the G6 in the back. Brent Yormack, the Big-12 commissioner has already wielded the knife

A legacy birth should be given to one of the original Pac-12 teams.

 

[SlyPokerDog]

By the same token, beating Indiana to make the title game would make a phenomenal redemption storyline for the Ducks, after going undefeated last year, then losing in their first playoff game to the eventual champ, then losing their first regular season game in 2 years to a surprising upstart who goes on to go undefeated with a Heisman winner, going mostly under the radar the rest of the season, and then redeeming their season by avenging that loss, then facing their former coach for the championship. Man, talk about a movie script!

Put it in the Air Bud universe and have a dog as QB!

 

[JfizzleBlazer]

By the same token, beating Indiana to make the title game would make a phenomenal redemption storyline for the Ducks, after going undefeated last year, then losing in their first playoff game to the eventual champ, then losing their first regular season game in 2 years to a surprising upstart who goes on to go undefeated with a Heisman winner, going mostly under the radar the rest of the season, and then redeeming their season by avenging that loss, then facing their former coach for the championship. Man, talk about a movie script!

It is a movie script, but i'm iffy on if its a Disney movie script other than then being able to use the Duck. Other teams will call for favoritism from Disney!

 

[PtldPlatypus]

Given Lanning's on-camera striptease before the 10/11 loss to the Hoosiers, I'm gonna say Starz.