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After having a chance to sit and digest Oregon's impressive 35-31 win over the Washington Huskies over the weekend, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil have new takeaways and thoughts on the big win.
On this Monday after the game, Matt and Erik dive into a lot of topics that include:
1. Day after takeaways from Oregon at UW win
- Oregon's comeback for the offense and what worked
- Oregon's defense, fluke game or concern?
- Life without Jacob Breeland?
2. Running Back Debate
- CJ Verdell continues to get nicked up
- CHL is starting to look really good the last three weeks for Oregon
- Travis Dye put in another good performance
3. Is this a signature moment for Cristobal, Arroyo, Herbert?
- Biggest road win since what?
- Why is or isn't this a signature win?
4. Could there be a loss on this schedule?
- Who has the best chance at beating Oregon and why?
- What game scares you the most right now?
- Will Oregon go 9-0 in conference play and when is the last time that's happened?
Let us tell you a story about the No. 12 ranked Oregon Ducks football team went into the home of their arch rival and Top 25 ranked Washington Huskies' house and came out of there with a thrilling come-from-behind victory to position themselves as a major favorite to win the Pac-12 North Championship.
Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil breakdown the Ducks 35-31 win over the Huskies from inside the Press Box of Husky Stadium and bring you behind-the-scenes analysis, commentary, and scoop on how the Ducks landed their biggest road victory since perhaps the 2015 season when Oregon upset a Top 10 Stanford team on the road in November.
The Oregon Ducks are off to a 4-0 start in Pac-12 play for the first time since the 2013 season, are the first Pac-12 team to start off 4-0 in league play since the 2017 season when Stanford did it, and are on a six-game winning streak for the first time since the 2015 season. Oregon also overcame a 14-point deficit on Saturday against Washington, marking Oregon's largest second-half comeback win since 2008 at Purdue.
Listen to our podcast wrap up show!
Get yourself ready for Oregon's biggest rivalry football game of the season!
Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil preview this weekend's big football game between the No. 12 ranked Oregon Ducks and the No. 25 Washington Huskies.
The Ducks are off to their first 3-0 start to Pac-12 play since 2013, and they now travel to Seattle to take on the North Division rival Washington. The Ducks are carrying a five-game winning streak into this weekend's game.
Matt and Erik go over the biggest news of the week for Oregon, how the Ducks will replace Jacob Breeland at tight end, could the Ducks be forced to burn the redshirt of Patrick Herbert at tight end, what are some keys for victory for the Ducks, and then the guys wrap up the show with some bold predictions and score predictions for this big football game.
On Thursday before the Oregon Ducks head north to Seattle to take on the Washington Huskies, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil have on Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com to discuss this weekend's big football game.
Matt, Erik, and Chris dive into the big game, what kinds of struggles the Washington offense has gone through as they've had to replace four-year starting quarterback Jake Browning, what positives the Huskies have shown on that side of the football and also on defense.
Chris gives a good look into what the Huskies have been doing in the medical department and how healthy they'll be for Saturday's game against Oregon.
The show wraps up with what Washington and Oregon need to do to win this football game from Chris' view of this series.
Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are back for another edition of the Autzen Audible Mailbag Wednesday!
In this week's Mailbag Matt and Erik answer more than a few questions about how the Oregon Duck offense will move on from the loss of Jacob Breeland to a season-ending injury. The Ducks have a few options available to them, and Matt and Erik break it all down of where the Ducks could be going.
Plus, what does this mean for Oregon freshmen tight ends Spencer Webb and Patrick Herbert? Does Webb move back to tight end full-time? Does Herbert burn his redshirt and play in the team's final six games?
Matt and Erik also dive into a few other questions, which include what is the latest in Oregon football recruiting and what happened with Oregon basketball's N'Faly Dante and when could he get to Oregon and help this team?
Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are back for another Monday podcast where the guys break down Oregon's impressive 45-3 home victory over Colorado, Andy Avalos and the Duck defense, and a preview of Oregon at Washington football game this coming weekend.
The podcast includes analysis and discussion on:
Oregon vs Colorado final talking points
- Offense looked good
- Defense was once again amazing
- McKinley's play
- The pass rush
Injuries
- Breeland hurt and how does Oregon move on?
- Jevon Holland hurt
- Troy Dye hurt
Gang Green 2.0
- Brady Breeze comments
- Are we there yet to agree?
- Why is this group so good?
- What surprises you?
Andy Avalos
- ESPN says he's the best assistant
- Does he warrant a new contract?
Oregon at Washington
- 12:30 kickoff on ABC
- Eason vs Herbert
- Washington's defense
- Early betting line of 3 points for Oregon
The Oregon Ducks improved to 5-1 on the season Friday night at home when they had a dominating blowout victory over visiting Colorado. The Ducks scored 38 straight points after the first quarter to win the football game 45-3.
Following the big win, Matt Prehm, Erik Skopil, and Jared Mack sat down to discuss the big victory and what it all means. Matt, Erik, and Jared also have important injury news to release as multiple players left the game with injuries, including starting tight end Jacob Breeland, starting linebacker Troy Dye, and starting safety Jevon Holland.
The Ducks are off to a 3-0 start in conference play for the first time since the 2013 season, have won 28 of their last 31 games as a ranked team inside Autzen Stadium, five straight this season for the first time since the 2015 season, and have given head coach Mario Cristobal his first five-game winning streak in his entire coaching career.
Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are here to get you ready for this special edition Friday night lights pregame show between the Oregon Ducks and the Colorado Buffaloes.
The Ducks will play a rare Friday night game and Matt and Erik have all the news, analysis, and pregame talk that you will need for tonight's big football game.
The guys go over the latest on the injury front for both teams and why they think Oregon's offense might have a huge advantage in this football game because of some injuries. They also dive into a few things that the Ducks need to do tonight to win this football game.
Plus, Matt and Erik also give some bold predictions for tonight's game.
All that and more is in this Friday episode!
Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are back for another edition of the Autzen Audibles Mailbag!
Each Wednesday Matt and Erik take eight questions from Oregon Duck fans about anything Oregon related. The best questions get picked and Matt and Erik then answer them and discuss each topic requested.
This is your chance as a Duck fan to really decide what topics and conversations Erik and Matt have and this week was once again another really good show.
This week's topics include:
- If Oregon's defense is really special this season and what could the defense look like next year with another year of experience under them? Could the maybe even be better than this year's hot start?
- What's up at the running back position and the rotations we are seeing at that spot? What about running back recruiting?
- Now that the season is approaching the halfway point, what games are looking like trap games that still remain to be played?
- What is the long-term future at wide receiver for the Ducks?
- Are there any surprises for guys who haven't redshirted yet and what about the players who are still up in the air to redshirt?
All that and more in this week's Autzen Audibles Mailbag Podcast!
Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil dive deep into Oregon's victory over California this past weekend and how the rest of the Pac-12's Week 6 outcomes set the Ducks up for a potential Pac-12 North Title.
Matt and Erik also go into the injury room and bring you the latest on CJ Verdell and Gus Cumberlander, and the impact those two injuries had on Oregon's offense and defense and what those injuries could mean long-term for the Ducks on both sides of the football.
Oregon's defense is putting up some insane numbers, but they have also played some of the worst offenses in the country. Is that a cause for concern?
The Ducks returned a trio of injured wide receivers against California, thoughts on how those guys played? Matt and Erik have some feelings about it.
Plus, Matt and Erik give a quick look ahead to Colorado this Friday and why the 20-point spread isn't something they are buying yet.
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