Aaron Fentress of The Oregonian/OregonLive and George Wrighster, host of the Unafraid Show, discuss the latest news and trends surrounding the Oregon Ducks.

Vegas oddsmakers are feeling slightly less confident in No. 6 Oregon heading into Week 2, despite a resilient 34-27 win over Boise State on the back of a career

Memphis football coach Charles Huff wants to challenge his team by playing the best opponents. The winner of the Memphis vs. Boise State game is expected to be a top contender for the Group of Six spot in the College Football Playoff.

The Ducks held film sessions to correct penalties, missed tackles and fourth-down failures following 34-27 win over Boise State.

Running back Jordon Davison scored the Oregon Ducks' first touchdown of the season, but still sees room for improvement in the rushing attack.

After nearly taking down Oregon, Boise State is the clear frontrunner in the Pac-12 and favorite for the College Football Playoff.

The Broncos made their case as a College Football Playoff candidates after matching Oregon point for point for more than three quarters.

No. 2 Oregon opens its season against Boise State in a matchup with major postseason implications. The Ducks enter one of their most anticipated seasons in program history under coach Dan Lanning with serious expectations of winning the national championship. Oregon has 38 wins over the past three seasons, the most in college football.

Rece Davis doesn't think the sky is falling for the Oregon Ducks football program but his comments on relying on receiver Dakorien Moore's explosive play are notable as the Ducks face their first road test at Oklahoma State.