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As the great Lloyd Christmas once said in Dumb & Dumber, "so you're telling me there's a chance!" and so do the Ducks. The College Playoff Rankings kept the door open for Oregon to back their way into the field of 12, but up next is a Michigan team with a stifling defense and offense in flux. Cole and Dusty break it down as the Ducks have three opportunities remaining to make their case as the season enters the final quarter of the 12 game regular season.

The only three-time guests in The Progrum's history is a short list: Dan Lanning and Max Unger. Max joins Cole and Dusty for his annual visit as the Oregon Athletics Hall of Famer is heading to the mainland this weekend as an honorary captain for Saturday's game against Michigan.

The Oregon Ducks picked up a massive road win and made a little history along the way in the 41-28 victory at Ohio State. Cole and Dusty break down the momentum shifting win in Columbus and what it means for the Ducks moving forward.

Shoe Duck has a different meaning this week as Oregon heads to The Shoe to take on Ohio State, Saturday. Two teams with incredible talent on both sides of the ball, will try to make this a defensive showdown. Cole and Dusty break it all down to get you ready for Ducks v. Buckeys.

Another hot route Wednesday on The Progrum. Due to circumstances surrounding playoff football, our regular Wednesday interview had to be rescheduled. So we pivot to a breakdown of this week's matchup through the press conference audio of Coach Dan Lanning with some thoughts from Dusty sprinkled in. We'll be back at full strength on Friday for a preview!

The Oregon Ducks bounced back and showed a lot of fight in a 34-26 win over Northwestern on Halloween. Cole and Dusty break down the win and the resilience the Ducks showed on Saturday in Autzen Stadium.

The hot route week continues as we bring in Geoff Schwartz for an inventory check on this season's Ducks. Cole and Dusty break it down with the former Oregon offensive lineman and NFL veteran who doesn't pull punches and gives explanations as to where this iteration of Oregon football goes.

The Progrum is calling a hot route this week and running a Wednesday preview of Northwestern prior to this week's game with an Interview Friday coming up with a special guest to take inventory of this season and where the Ducks are heading. Cole and Dusty take a look at Northwestern's offense under a familiar name, Chip Kelly, and what a new look Oregon offense could be with Jay Johnson calling the shots.

The Oregon Ducks fall to 4-3 with a loss to Illinois on Saturday. Cole and Dusty discuss the fallout of the loss, including the dismissal of offensive coordinator Drew Merhinger.

Cole and Dusty preview the Ducks road trip to Illinois where Oregon can continue their unbeaten streak on the road in Big Ten play.

Former Ducks defensive backs coach John Neal hops on the pod to discuss his time leading some of the best secondaries in Oregon football history and his new book "Won the Day." Cole and Dusty go through his path to Oregon and what led to the rise of the Ducks in his 13 years in Eugene. "Won the Day" is available for purchase at www.wonthedayfootball.com

The Oregon Ducks bounced back to beat Nebraska 17-14 in a late night at Autzen Stadium. The defense carried the night, but some timely changes on offense led to an efficient 4th quarter.

The Oregon Ducks have fallen from the Top 25 rankings and look to keep the season on the tracks with a 5-1 Nebraska Cornhuskers team rolling into Autzen Stadium. Cole and Dusty take a look at how the Ducks can realign in the Big Ten after dark game in Eugene.

From walk-on to starter, Dan Weaver's path from Redmond High School to the University of Oregon is unlike any other. The starting center on the 2002 Fiesta Bowl champion Ducks shares his story, including his most recent chapter, as the head coach at Beaverton's Westview High School.

A lot to unload after the Oregon falls to UCLA 17-15 in a turnover filled game in Autzen Stadium. Cole and Dusty break it all down as the Ducks 3-2.