Predictions, opinions for No. 6 Oregon vs. ASU

There will be a lot of things to pay attention to on Saturday for fans of the Oregon Ducks.

On the field, Dan Lanning and his team will look to continue their successful season and potentially lock up a spot in the Pac-12 Championship Game with a win — and some help from Washington and Utah — and pick up their first ever November win against Arizona State.

Elsewhere, some massive games will be played in the world of college football, particularly about 45 minutes north of Eugene with the No. 5 Huskies taking on the Oregon State Beavers.

We get into all of that this week with our predictions and opinions in the Ducks Wire roundtable.

USC Takeaways

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Question: The final score between Oregon and USC wasn’t exactly indicative of how the game played out. What were your biggest takeaways from the win on Saturday?

Zachary Neel (@ZacharyCNeel):

I guess overall I was again impressed by the fact that this Oregon team can play far below their best and still find ways to win comfortably. The mistakes were plentiful on Saturday, with penalties a major issue once again, but the Ducks were never really threatened by a decent USC team with a great offense. That gives me a bit of encouragement when it comes to what this team can look like if they consistently play their A-game.

Don Smalley (@Donald_Smalley): 

This game had a lot of noise along with it and it was impressive how the Ducks just kept their nose down and concentrated on the task at hand. With the firing of Alex Grinch and the naysayers, USC had a lot to prove, but that didn’t affect Oregon at all. I liked how they kept going after Williams, even with his ability to worm out of trouble. They didn’t get frustrated, they just went to the next play.  And obviously, the flags continue to be a problem. You have to think it’s going to cost them…


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Publish date : 2023-11-18 13:27:14

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