After a dominant first half showing against James Madison in Round 1, the Ducks have their eyes set on advancing to the semifinal, should they win against Texas Tech.
After a few weeks off, the Ducks are preparing for the Sun Belt Champion, James Madison, to visit Eugene aiming to get their potential title run started.
After winning a top-25 matchup in Autzen last weekend, the Ducks hit the road, en route to Montlake face their rival Washington. Here's everything you need to know about the Washington Huskies.
After a thrashing of Minnesota last weekend, the Ducks host USC in what should be a super-charged matchup between the best two teams west of Texas. This game will have lasting recruiting implications, and the Ducks are under no circumstance taking this game lightly with all of the trolling USC media had this summer about Oregon.
After another difficult, cold and rainy game, the Ducks head back and in a short week host the Minnesota Gophers. The PJ Fleck led squad is a nearly 24 point underdog on Friday night.
After both teams have had the past week off, the Ducks now travel to face the Iowa Hawkeyes at Kinnick Stadium for what should be a cold and rainy game, which means a ton of old-fashioned football.
After a blowout game against Rutgers, the Ducks come into a home matchup against Wisconsin where they are favored big over the Badgers.
After a disappointing loss last week at home to Indiana, Oregon needs to have a short memory, and leave that game in the past after learning from it. Now, they head to Piscataway, NJ in a game which should be a get-right matchup.
After a bye week gave the Ducks another week to prepare, College Gameday now comes to Eugene for a top ten matchup against the Indiana Hoosiers.
The Ducks have been rather untested to this point, and now head into a hostile White-Out environment at Penn State's Beaver Stadium for a Top 10 showdown between Oregon and Penn State. Both teams come in with a lackluster strength of schedule heading into a late September game with major playoff implications.
After a dominant first three quarters and disappointing 4th quarter against Northwestern, the Ducks head home to face their little brother, Oregon State. The Beavers have started the season 0-3 and it won't get any easier for them this week, visiting Autzen Stadium.
Oregon has posted 2 blowout performances in back-to-back weeks, and now heads to Evanston, IL for a likely windy game on Lake Michigan, where the Ducks look to advance to 3-0, and 1-0 in conference play.