Ducks to play Oklahoma St. in 2025 and 2026

[Greenblood]

Per a Moseley retweet less than an hour ago of an Oregon Football tweet.

[UOducksTK1]

Future Non-Conference Opponents
2019: vs. Auburn (Arlington, Texas), Nevada, Montana
2020: North Dakota State, Ohio State, Hawaii
2021: Fresno State, at Ohio State, Stony Brook
2022: Eastern Washington, BYU, at Georgia
2023: Portland State, at Texas Tech, Hawaii
2024: Texas Tech, Boise State, at Hawaii
2025: at Boise State, Oklahoma State
2026: Boise State, at Oklahoma State
2027: at Baylor
2028: Baylor
2029: at Michigan State
2030: Michigan State

We actually might have two quality games some years, as opposed to none. Love our future non-conference scheduling right now. Hopefully teams stick with it.

[TualatinDuck]

Those two years the OOC will be brutal.

[dphi]

'20-'22 could be tough - NDSU, Fresno St., and EWU could all be a lot better than they'll look on paper, and add Ohio St. and Georgia to that..

[Duckenstein]

Better start stockpiling talent

'20-'22 could be tough - NDSU, Fresno St., and EWU could all be a lot better than they'll look on paper, and add Ohio St. and Georgia to that..

[Tray Dub]

Awesome. Big non-conference games are super fun because there's no deflated hopes like there usually is later in the season.

[greenyellow]

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[Duck07]

Can we call this the Battle of the Billionaires? Uncle Phil v T Boone? lol

[SuperDuck]

Future Non-Conference Opponents
2019: vs. Auburn (Arlington, Texas), Nevada, Montana
2020: North Dakota State, Ohio State, Hawaii
2021: Fresno State, at Ohio State, Stony Brook
2022: Eastern Washington, BYU, at Georgia
2023: Portland State, at Texas Tech, Hawaii
2024: Texas Tech, Boise State, at Hawaii
2025: at Boise State, Oklahoma State
2026: Boise State, at Oklahoma State
2027: at Baylor
2028: Baylor
2029: at Michigan State
2030: Michigan State

We actually might have two quality games some years, as opposed to none. Love our future non-conference scheduling right now. Hopefully teams stick with it.

It looks potentially brutal, at least at this point in time. I hope they expand the playoffs to at least 8 teams by then.

[DCfeatherbutt]

Is there a return visit from Georgia?

[greenyellow]

Is there a return visit from Georgia?

That's a one-off game, with it being part of the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game series.

[DCfeatherbutt]

Is there a return visit from Georgia?

That's a one-off game, with it being part of the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game series.

Sounds like a fancy body bag game.

[greenyellow]

It's similar to Oregon opening against LSU at AT&T Stadium back in 2011 and doing the same against Auburn next season. It'll be a nice payday for Oregon in supposed "neutral" sites.

[alxtw]

I wish the Pac 12 would schedule these non-conference games through the season instead of all at the beginning of the year, like the SEC does. That seems like a huge advantage to SEC teams.

[SuperDuck]

I wish the Pac 12 would schedule these non-conference games through the season instead of all at the beginning of the year, like the SEC does. That seems like a huge advantage to SEC teams.

I agree. Play 2 non-conference games to begin with and then play an FCS team around week 9-10. That would almost be like having a second bye week and it would allow some guys an extra week to recover from injuries before our stretch run.

I've heard others talk about the SEC and their cupcake schedule, but Alabama has opened the season against Michigan, Wisconsin, Louisville and others in recent years. There's no reason we can't do the same, or at least something similar without hurting ourselves.

For goodness sake, both USC and Stanford play Notre Dame every year and USC does it late in the year. Playing a cupcake late could actually give us an advantage.