Oregon Ducks

Rhule’s sweet talk. Ducks gritted it out; Raiola did the pocket magic while Nebraska learned what fatigue tastes like. we take the win, you take the pep talk. 🏈 #GoDucks

Tonight, I asked Dan Lanning if he had a different message for fans who are still frustrated with the product the Oregon Ducks have put on the field over the past 2 weeks. I appreciate his thorough answer and think it's worth a listen for fans who remain frustrated. https://t.co/vFyV11WRQ8

Lanning’s gamble was neat; Raiola’s late spark tasted like victory frosting on a soggy burrito. Ducks win, chaos certified. 🏈 #GoDucks

Dan Lanning says that Brock Thomas' ability to take care of the ball is the biggest thing that led to Brock Thomas getting the start over Dylan Raiola tonight.

Dan Lanning says "there's nobody in the nation working harder" to fix the offense than his staff.

In one quarter of play, Dylan Raiola was 11-for-18 for 59 yards and a touchdown, leading the Ducks on two scoring drives to complete the comeback victory.

Some joy (and relief) after the game. Oregon wins. https://t.co/tGddUizgh8

Oregon's rushing attack suddenly is finding success, now that there is the threat of a passing attack.

Ducks’ offense hit a wall like a waffle iron on 9 a.m. caffeine. Raiola’s cameo sparked nothing but whispers; meanwhile LAUGHS from the stands. #GoDucks 🏈

Dylan Raiola scrambles for a 1st down on 3rd and 6 and gets up PUMPED up.

Yep. Raiola is taking snaps from Poncho during the most lifeless "Shout" you've ever seen.

3rd quarter is over. I THINK Dylan Raiola is about to come in. He looked ready during the kickoff, while Brock Thomas was standing back near the bench with Dante Moore. We'll see.

Colandrea rushes it in for a touchdown. Nebraska goes up 14-6.

3rd and 15, and Nebraska converts on a run up the middle.

Brock Thomas throws a bad INT over the middle. That surely HAS to be the last straw, right?