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- Injury: They would have won an NC if not hurt a certain QB injury, so…

- Boise State enters the Oregon opener as a 24.5-point underdog with a 51.5 total in the highest-ranked opponent matchup and largest underdog spot the Broncos have seen in 25 seasons. - Oregon's defense is framed as an elite Dan Lanning unit designed to stop inside-zone and RPO-heavy offenses while forcing outside-zone runs and perimeter one-on-one wins. - Boise State's defense needs its front four and Erik Chinander to pressure Dante Moore, whose prior pressure splits included a 57.5 completion rate with three touchdowns and three interceptions. - The final prediction expects Oregon to win 38-10 because Boise State's offense may struggle against Oregon's pass rush and Maddux Madsen has documented problems against power-conference opponents.

- Coaching: "The offensive line you see Saturday isn't necessarily Oregon's final offensive line" The O-line has a couple of vets that Dan wants to reward by starting them in game one.

- Pick/market: 41-13 Ducks Boise is replacing 4 starting starting DB’s and all of their leading WR’s from last season.

- QB: Great article Matt, very well thought through, and supported by the numbers.

- Injury: If Iuli is healthy, LT - Crader LG - Tofi C - Poncho RG - Iuli RT - Addison If Iuli is is still dealing with his injury then, LT - Crader LG -...

- Intel: Ivrerson Hooks is in street clothes watching the wide receivers warm up.

- RB: New Ducks Confidential Podcast with @georgewrighster is available.

- Iuli is expected to start at guard for Oregon if healthy; if unavailable, Tommy Sophie and Douglas Utu are the likely combination competing for the open interior job. - Zaire Addison and Jynoris Wilson are the leading right-tackle candidates based on preseason reporting, with the final alignment expected to become clearer Thursday. - Oregon returns roughly 14 starters and 46 players from last season, giving the staff enough experienced depth to trust alternatives while the offensive line settles.

- QB Dante Moore enters 2026 with only one full season as a college starter, so his additional experience and decision to return give Oregon valuable continuity at the position. - Moore's return was framed as a development decision rather than a rush to the NFL; the staff says it has a plan for his progression and will adjust it through the season.

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