Oregon enters late October at 4-3 overall and 2-2 in the Big Ten after a 21-10 road loss to Illinois that eliminated their College Football Playoff hopes and prompted the firing of offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer. The Ducks have dealt with significant injuries at quarterback (Dante Moore sidelined with a concussion) and wide receiver, plus off-field issues, contributing to an offense that has scored 20 or fewer points in three straight games. The remaining schedule includes home games against Northwestern and Michigan plus road trips to Ohio State and Michigan State, plus a finale versus Washington, creating a challenging path to double-digit wins despite a strong nonconference start and favorable early Big Ten results against USC and Nebraska. Trader consensus on the win total reflects these roster and coaching adjustments amid a difficult finish in a loaded conference.
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