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- Game breakdown: It's the day before the day, so it's time to identify some keys for No.

- Oregon's first- and second-down defense was identified as an improvement priority after Boise State moved the ball with Madsen scrambles and quick passes. - Well-blocked Boise State runs were also gaining roughly 4-6 yards, giving Oregon another early-down problem beyond containing quarterback movement.

- Pick/market: J-Mac looks like he got into the end zone on a pass play, but the refs ruled him out just short.

- Pick/market: Hurych is money from 42 yards out.

- Pick/market: @dantemoore05 to @jay_mac2481 for an 8-yard touchdown to put Oregon up 24-17.

- Oregon was penalized 10 times for 95 yards against Boise State, including three pre-snap penalties on each side of the ball and two unsportsmanlike fouls. Evan Stewart's muffed punt also gave away possession. The preview identifies discipline and ball security as correctable concerns before the first road game, without reporting that practice has already fixed them. - Oregon backs Dierre Hill Jr. and Jordon Davison combined for 22 carries and averaged 5.7 yards per carry in the opener. The writer favors a heavier rushing workload to control the clock at Oklahoma State, suggesting 30-plus backfield carries. That workload is a preview recommendation, not a coaching announcement or confirmed game plan. - Oregon recorded three sacks on 32 Boise State dropbacks, but the preview found the front inconsistent. Boise State converted two of three fourth downs and scored on all four red-zone visits, with two touchdowns and two field goals. This supports separate caution about drive-ending execution despite the pass-rush production.

- The Oregon recap praised the secondary despite Boise State completing difficult back-shoulder throws, with Finney described as well positioned on a catch he conceded rather than having lost coverage. - Oregon's depth was identified as a fourth-quarter positive, while the hosts still wanted the team to start faster.

- QB: Boise did whatever they wanted on that drive, front needs to put pressure on the QB.

- QB: Good pressure from Teitum on the bull rush, providing some of the only consistent effort to get after the QB.

- Oregon used no replacement for Dante Moore against Boise State, so the report's game-based depth chart could not establish the backup quarterback. - The opener established Dierre Hill Jr. and Jordon Davison as Oregon's top two running backs, with Hill listed first in the report's unofficial depth chart. - Oregon rotated reserve guards Trent Ferguson and Dave Iuli behind Douglas Utu and Michael Bennett III, respectively, but the report could not identify the backup tackles or center because none entered in those roles. - Messiah Hampton played two snaps as an injury replacement for Oregon receiver Jeremiah McClellan, while Jalen Lott was also dealing with an injury and did not play, with no return timetable supplied for either injured receiver. - Andrew Olesh played only five tight-end snaps behind Oregon's starter, leaving limited game evidence about the extent of the reserve tight-end role.

- Offense: Pretty sure he got something in his eye.

- Oregon coach Dan Lanning said Ziyare Addison earned the starting left-tackle job through improved consistency and more controlled play, while indicating that the Ducks expect to keep using offensive-line rotations rather than committing to only five blockers. - Lanning highlighted Oregon receiver Dakorien Moore's cross-field block on a Jeremiah McClellan screen and improved response to coaching and mistakes, pointing to contributions beyond his opening-game touchdown. - Oregon quarterback Dante Moore and center Iapani Laloulu are using film study and defensive tells to prepare their pressure recognition, with Lanning expressing confidence in their joint operation before the first road game.

- Dan Lanning attributed Oregon's avoidable penalties against Boise State to poor discipline rather than first-game nerves, making cleaner execution a concern entering the Oklahoma State trip. - Lanning said Oregon's offensive line protected Dante Moore well and praised both Douglas Utu and Trent Ferguson after they shared left-guard work, while identifying Ferguson's early false start as unacceptable. - Lanning said linebacker Dylan Williams justified his Oregon playing time through his speed and impact despite correctable mistakes, without announcing a change to the veteran linebacker hierarchy. - Lanning said the Boise State touchdown associated with Carl Williams IV resulted from a coverage execution error that was not Williams' mistake, and he also praised Davon Benjamin after both played in Oregon's STAR rotation. - Oregon plans to travel Thursday for its first road game so players have extra time to adjust to Stillwater's expected heat and a kickoff equivalent to 9 a.m. Pacific.

- Dan Lanning praised Dante Moore's coverage recognition, checks and willingness to throw the ball away, saying his clean decision-making and two-minute execution helped Oregon win through the passing game against Boise State. - Lanning said Oregon's young offensive line generally protected Moore well but did not consistently create the needed rushing push, with Boise State's exotic pressures on run downs prompting a schematic review. - Lanning judged Oregon's run defense below its standard despite allowing only 93 rushing yards, emphasizing that too many manageable second downs kept Boise State on schedule and reduced opportunities to unleash the pass rush. - Oregon improved quarterback containment and pressure in the second half after allowing first-half scrambles, with Lanning crediting more disciplined rush lanes and additional pressure calls while noting Boise State's use of chip protection. - Lanning retained confidence in Evan Stewart after two unclean punt-return handling moments but said Oregon needs more challenging return situations in practice and will continue developing other options.

- TE/LB: Grab your coffee and hear from the Ducks before kickoff.

- Offense: Gonzo wins this best-on-best battle Red zone PBU against the reigning Offensive Player of the Year.

- Offense: PFF has updated its grades and they're quite a bit different.

- WR: Moore starting to settle in and lean into the advantages they have at WR.

- Offense: 2nd time the Ducks have failed to get 4th and short.

- Oregon held Boise State to 274 total yards and 4.22 yards per play in the opener, so its reported 27 points allowed should not be read alone as evidence of consistently easy yardage allowed. - Oregon allowed 93 rushing yards at 2.58 yards per carry with no rushing touchdowns or runs of at least 40 yards, giving the run defense a strong first-game result rather than an established season-long ranking. - Oregon yielded three passing touchdowns despite allowing only 181 passing yards and 6.2 yards per attempt with no completions of at least 40 yards, leaving scoring prevention as a concern distinct from deep explosive plays. - Oregon produced three sacks and five tackles for loss but no takeaways, with Bear Alexander, Matayo Uiagalelei and Teitum Tuioti each recording a sack and Tuioti adding two tackles for loss. - Oregon limited Boise State to four conversions in 15 third downs but allowed two in three fourth downs and scores on all four red-zone possessions, showing that its third-down success did not consistently finish scoring threats.

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- LB: With one week of action in the books, it's time to re-assess the schedule.

- Intel: Ducks have now swapped both their starting guards, wonder when we’ll see the freshmen

- Intel: Nas Wyatt clubs him on the elbow, made an outsized impact in limited snaps today.

- Intel: Clutch TD from @dantemoore05 to @JamariJJ2 makes it a 3-point game.

- Intel: Jamari Johnson grabs a touchdown grab up the seam on a great throw by Moore.