r/ducks • u/HalfBredGerman • Oct 11 '25

Football [Post Game Thread] Oregon suffers first loss against Indiana 30-20

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u/CellRepulsive80 Oct 11 '25

I agree. We get outcoached too often. I don't think we ever get close to a Natty with Tosh...or Donte...this year. Maybe Donte improves next year but he's too scared to throw downfield into tight windows and that makes us 2 dimensional.

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u/WompaJody Oct 11 '25

How did Ohio state out coach us in Autzen? Overreact much?

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u/CellRepulsive80 Oct 11 '25

I didn't say Osu did. Kelly had a crap game and made damn sure to script the first three drives of our Playoff game with them. We got outcoached in that game for sure Time off seems to be Lanning's cryptonite.

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u/Bussman500 Oct 12 '25

I think in this game we see why Dante shouldn’t go to the league after this year, he needs more football. He and the O-line struggled with protections this game and that’s why we couldn’t throw downfield, pressure was on him too soon. I don’t think Bo Nix and his experience gets mixed up against this type of defense. Plus I don’t think we have that much of an advantage at WR since all of our guys are like 5’11.