Reeling Oregon Ducks remain positive, committed to the grind
2 — the Ducks (3-2, 1-1 Big Ten) remain focused, together and committed to salvaging the season.
- Now, Oregon must run the table to have a legitimate shot at the College Football Playoff, which seemed like a given for a team that returned most of its starters from last year’s semifinal squad.
- On Saturday, the Ducks’ defense played one of its best games of the season, while the offense played its worst without starting quarterback Dante Moore, who remains in concussion protocol.
- I think we’ve handled them well.” Wide receiver Dakorien Moore said the team is filled with players who came to Oregon to win and be great.
EUGENE — The 2026 season is on the verge of completely unraveling for the Oregon Ducks.
I think that’s challenging, too, especially when you’re young, to not lose a little bit of gusto and not lose a little bit of belief.” Oregon linebacker Devon Jackson (#9) drops UCLA running back Wayne Knight (#3) for no gain as the No.
- He added that the team’s goals remain attainable, and team leaders have worked to encourage togetherness and mutual trust.
- 12 UCLA on Saturday, Oregon coach Dan Lanning said the team would be measured by how it responds moving forward.
- To say that many Oregon fans have melted down on social media would be an understatement.
- “Because people are going to be there when you’re doing good, when you’re bad; when you’re doing bad, they’re going to leave you.” For that reason, the team lives by the motto F.E.B.U., which stands for “Forget Everyone But Us”.
- We got to figure out what we did wrong, go to the doctor, and just get back to work.” Fifth-year linebacker Devon Jackson said before the season that his main goal was team-driven — winning the national title.
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