Oregon has some bragging rights..

[OregonFan4Life]

Question for fellow duck fans, which of the two following scenarios would you rather have:

Scenario 1:
2026-2027: Loss in natty and top 2 finish
2027-2028: Loss in semis and top 5 finish

Scenario 2:
2026-2027: National championship
2027-2028: 4-8 record


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[dthomas=ddixon]

Question for fellow duck fans, which of the two following scenarios would you rather have:

Scenario 1:
2026-2027: Loss in natty and top 2 finish
2027-2028: Loss in semis and top 5 finish

Scenario 2:
2026-2027: National championship
2027-2028: 4-8 record


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This is actually an interesting topic. Because Duck fans want a natty so bad (me included) we can take for granted how fun (and rare) it is to have sustained such a high level of success for so long.

I wouldn’t trade the last 20 seasons for much, including a national title, if it meant a bunch of losing—or even mediocre—seasons. Look at the Auburn program since Cam Newton—would any of us trade the last 15 years with them? I wouldn’t.

[dd10snoop28]

Question for fellow duck fans, which of the two following scenarios would you rather have:

Scenario 1:
2026-2027: Loss in natty and top 2 finish
2027-2028: Loss in semis and top 5 finish

Scenario 2:
2026-2027: National championship
2027-2028: 4-8 record


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This is not even a debate. Obviously u take natty, even if you have 5 straight losing seasons after that.

[UOducksTK1]

Agreed, Natty anytime. It's cool to see guys like Chip and Lanning create such winning teams in 4 seasons.

But Natty >>> all of it.

[Phalanx]

I think we say championship just because of all the years Oregon has been a contender but didn't win. If Oregon lost all the time like Auburn, we would likely feel differently. Anyway, this new playoff format is going to give Oregon a better chance to win. Before, when Oregon was good, the gatekeepers found a way to keep the Ducks out. Now, it's just a matter of winning games. Look how well the Ducks did this year in what was supposed to be a rebuilding year. It's only a matter of time.

[duckpoint]

... Look how well the Ducks did this year in what was supposed to be a rebuilding year. It's only a matter of time.

This fact is over looked by many. For the most part, Oregon out performed preseason expectations!

[Duck07]

Question for fellow duck fans, which of the two following scenarios would you rather have:

Scenario 2:
2026-2027: National championship
2027-2028: 4-8 record

If you sandwich an Alamo bowl loss in between you've got the Mark Helfrich era.

[buckmarkduck]

Oregon is the only team in the last two years to beat every team they played that wasn’t a national champion. Not even Indiana or Ohio state can say that…

Call me crazy, but I’d rather have the bragging rights of Ohio st and IU