At some point, you have to stop calling these games frustrating and start admitting there’s something seriously wrong with Oregon’s offense. Saturday’s 21-10 loss to Illinois wasn’t a case of the Ducks running into an unstoppable opponent. It was another afternoon of missed opportunities, questionable execution, and an offense that apparently forgot scoring touchdowns is a fairly important part of football.
Oregon actually outgained Illinois 426-314. The Ducks had more first downs, threw for more yards, and moved the football well enough to make the final score seem almost impossible. Yet somehow, Illinois scored the game’s final 21 points and handed Oregon its third loss of the season.
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