The trainer that sprinted on the field did a great job!!

At the Oregon game, sitting among USC crowd. I was shocked by the ugly mean things that some USC fans said right after it happened. They were the most ignorant, disgusting fans I’ve ever been around.

I knew we were gonna be in good shape with Raiola on that deep shot to Jamari, the insane one-handed that got called back for holding…Raiola’s movement in the pocket on that play, and then the execution on the throw, was just freaking awesome.

Hey boys we’ll all be enjoying this weeks Ducks vs Them. Let’s pray for a half hour episode

Shout out to Koa Ka’ai for having his backup ready. The lines stepped up big time too

Zach! U walked right past me when you came down the stairs when u went to the field with like 5 min. Left in game- had an Oregon jacked on- u just looked, nodded and smiled. U do great work

Raiolas movement in the pocket is something the ducks havent had in some time. He had some wobbly passes, but it just looked better. The ability to extend plays is something i dont see from moore.

Play for 5!

I’ve been a USC fan for a long ass time, since the late 90s and I can’t even get mad anymore. Oregon I tip my hat to your team, your coaches are doing it right, I fucking luv Dan Lanning as a coach, you’re media team is killing it as well, USC is lost and they need to find themselves again. I know players and coaches personally from both team because of what I do, and show nothing but love to them when I see them.

Great pod!! How you feeling now Travis??! You got everything you wished for!! Go ducks!! What an amazing win!! Prayers for Dante! 😢

I felt terrible watching Dante go through that. You never expect it to be a player on the team you root for to have something like that happen. Winning that game after that and seeing how the team rallied gave me a feeling that I’ve never felt before as a sports fan. I don’t even know how to describe it really.

Saw that dante injury and knew either this team was gonna fold and accept being Penn State 2025, or they were gonna rise up together and rally. Honestly, that kid celebrating the hit did exactly what Oregon's needed all year. Pissed them off and reminded them of who they were. USC woke em up and now if ducks can go on a tear and play like they did today then they won't be challenged by anybody but ohio state. This game is exactly what they needed to get back on track and get closer to that ultimate goal

Oh so this is Zach. I've been hearing this voice for so long😅

The celebrating that no.8 was doing after the hit on Dante told me that he knew exactly what he had done! It was a premeditated act!

Questions have to be asked about Raiola being better than Dante boys. It’s tough to talk about given Dante’s injury, but the difference in the offensive command, efficiency, dynamics, etc with Raiola in the game was palpable. It’s clear as day. That’s the offense we’re supposed to be seeing game in and game out. And that’s the best QB play we’ve seen in a while, even dating back to last season. Go ducks.

I was there last night for my first Oregon duck game live! When Dante went down I was sitting in the front row of the second level by the TV cameras and I could hear the hit from where I was sitting. The place went crazy.

We have to start Raiola moving forward

Ducks Rising boards are lit!

17:16 I agree with Travis' take on this year's o-line. They don't have NFL guys outside of Iapani Laloulu, and even he has significant holes in his game. Ziyare Addison probably has pro upside, as do the two true freshmen beasts, but these guys are all too inexperienced and too relatively undeveloped to produce at all-conference levels this year ...

... But that's okay. As we know, good college football o-lines don't need to be built on superior individual talent; they need to be built on superior group cohesion. Just look at some of Chip Kelly's o-lines. He hardly had anyone who could crack an NFL practice squad, but those were outstanding college lines.

Knew a man for many years; he died at 85; he felt all his life the pain from a football injury he received when he fifteen.   The money ain’t worth it.

The thing that USC, as an institution, still doesn't get is 1) You are who you hire. and 2) You are who you recruit.