Favorite Moments From Win vs Ohio State

[Phalanx]

Watching highlights to solidify the memory. My favorite is Derrick Harmon responding to the refs' terrible no-review on the Bassa interception by bullying the OSU running back and stealing his lunch money. Maybe it took a former Big 10 guy to get the team centered, but I really felt like that was a turning point psychologically.

What's yours?

[webfoots2001]

Evan Stewart coming out party, specifically the incredible TD catch over tight coverage.

[OregonFan4Life]

Dan Lanning’s postgame interview.

[StevensTechU]

Dan Lanning’s postgame interview.

He tried to do a Dilly. But he's Dan, he's not Dilly and he shouldn't be.

[Duck07]

Matayo's stop on the 3rd down rush to force a punt was huge. He finished with 1 sack and 2 TFL and he also had some plays while Simmons was still in the game too.

Ferguson's catch to get us to the 25 was big

Deep shot to Tez.

[Phalanx]

That TD to Tez on 3rd and 9 was amazing. Big risk, big reward.

[dthomas=ddixon]

The onside kick was really cool, especially knowing now that it was intentional.

[Phalanx]

The onside kick was really cool, especially knowing now that it was intentional.

I'm starting to think Lanning is actually a great tactician. His explanation of that play in the post-game presser makes him look like a genius. He picked that situation because of the shorter field on the penalty. Now watch everyone start doing that all over the place.

[JIDuck97]

Being at the game and walking out with our Ducks having won.

[dthomas=ddixon]

Being at the game and walking out with our Ducks having won.

I can imagine! What was the crown like? There was a lot of red so I was pleasantly surprised at how loud the crowd was. Through the TV it seemed like one of the loudest games ever.

[lmduck]

Being at the game and walking out with our Ducks having won.

I can imagine! What was the crown like? There was a lot of red so I was pleasantly surprised at how loud the crowd was. Through the TV it seemed like one of the loudest games ever.

It was incredibly loud and it clearly got the tosu players


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[rsbgduck]

Listening to Ryan Day cry and bitch like a casual fan that would have bitched if the roles were reversed and OPI wasn’t called. Making excuses for your piss poor clock management doesn’t do you or your progrum any favors. I wouldn’t piss on that piece of trash if he was on fire.

HS, College, NFL. If a WR extends one or both of his arms and that creates separation from the DB you will be called for OPI every time an official sees it….. well maybe not in the NFL LOL

[nogerO]

The brilliant move of intentionally putting a 12th man on the field to prevent a big gain. Yeah it cost us 5 yards but it also ran the clock down to 6 seconds. That extra 4 seconds probably changed the outcome of the game! Brilliant coaching move

[nogerO]

Listening to Ryan Day cry and bitch like a casual fan that would have bitched if the roles were reversed and OPI wasn’t called. Making excuses for your piss poor clock management doesn’t do you or your progrum any favors. I wouldn’t piss on that piece of trash if he was on fire.

HS, College, NFL. If a WR extends one or both of his arms and that creates separation from the DB you will be called for OPI every time an official sees it….. well maybe not in the NFL LOL

That freshman wr as been using his left hand to push off to create space all season. I'm sure the Ducks reminded the refs before the game.

[Phalanx]

It is interesting to get the response from Ohio State fans. They are clearly not used to losing. Apparently their corner, Denzel Burke, was considered 'lock-down' before he got torched by Oregon receivers last night, so there is a lot of cognitive dissonance in Buckeye land this morning over that. We keep hearing 'welcome to the Big 10' references, but I think Ohio State got a little taste of the Pac 12 last night, and maybe a realization that the West Coast teams aren't the only ones who will need to adjust their game.

Also, chalk me up as another one not impressed with their coach in the post-game presser leading with whining about a really clear push-off penalty. Made him look pretty small for being the head of such a big program. He's now 0-2 vs Oregon; is this how it's going to be every time he loses?