A nice collection of Duck highlights doin what they do best...stompin the competition. 

Trap Games For Oregon?

Rarely did Oregon have to worry about "trap games" under Chip Kelly.  In fact, Oregon handled business against everyone they were supposed to.  All seven of Oregon's loses under Chip came against quality opponents.

So herein lies my question that Mark Helfrich will have to answer:  will Oregon maintain their laser like focus and treat every opponent like it's their Superbowl like they did under Chip?

Bleacher report came out with their list of possible trap games for Oregon that you can read about here. I disagree with their first two but I am a little nervous about their third on the list (Washington).  

But even so, Oregon will be favored in almost every game next year. There aren't too many opponents on next year's schedule that I'm losing sleep over...yet. 

Don't Expect Oregon To Fall Off Without Kelly

With a talented roster that includes De'Anthony Thomas (6) and Josh Huff (1) Oregon will be just fine.

I know several jealous beaver and husky fans were rejoicing when Chip Kelly left, thinking it would hurt the program.  But if you think Oregon is gonna take a step back, you better think again.  Espn Pac-12 blogger Ted miller lays out why for you here.


The article addressed a lot of the questions I had about how the offense would look with a new head coach and OC, as well as the talent Oregon has coming back.  Here's a hint for you...it's gonna be the same explosive Oregon offense, with speed to burn at every position.