Greetings from an Oregon Fan

[PapaG]

I’m a Montana State grad who had Duck season tickets from 1998-2019 while living in Portland.

Looking forward for a return to Autzen. The last game I went to there was the Civil War in 2021. It will definitely be odd cheering against the Ducks, but after the game, it’s back to being a fan of both teams through their respective postseasons.

[rfischer94]

Duck fan here just checking in. Game week’s coming up and I figured I’d stop by and say hi. Not here to troll, just thought it’d be good to talk about the matchup and answer any questions you might have about the Ducks, Autzen, Eugene, or gameday experience.

If you’re making the trip or just curious about what to expect, ask away. Always good to trade some info before kickoff. Looking forward to having you guys at Autzen!

Thanks for reaching out. Welcome to Bobcat Nation! I hope you enjoy the game and interacting with our community!

[MSUBRONCO]

Hoping this game does better than plays out in my head, if we still had tommy, but

[PapaG]

Considering Oregon is breaking in at least Dante Moore at QB and possibly Austin Novosad also getting first half snaps, I took the Bobcats at -28.5 for $50 and hope the ground game can chew up some clock.

Something like a 38-14 Ducks win seems reasonable to me.

[wbtfg]

Considering Oregon is breaking in at least Dante Moore at QB and possibly Austin Novosad also getting first half snaps, I took the Ducks at -28.5 for $50 and hope the ground game can chew up some clock.

Something like a 38-14 Ducks win seems reasonable to me.

So you think the Ducks will win by more than 28.5?

[PapaG]

Considering Oregon is breaking in at least Dante Moore at QB and possibly Austin Novosad also getting first half snaps, I took the Ducks at -28.5 for $50 and hope the ground game can chew up some clock.

Something like a 38-14 Ducks win seems reasonable to me.

So you think the Ducks will win by more than 28.5?

Whoops, posted that wrong. I have the Bobcats covering.

[94VegasCat]

I have a question about the seating. Can people bring in their cushioned seats or their own folding stadium seats?

[Bobcat Sig]

+1 to the end of the first quarter and end of the third quarter; those are really cool Autzen traditions and absolutely worth it to see and even participate.

I'm an Oregonian by birth and grew up watching the Ducks; the Rich Brooks Rose Bowl, the pick, Masoli, Dennis Dixon, DaT, Marcus... man, great stuff. I was even there for Vernon Adams' first game, along with Prukop's.

It's going to be weird to be cheering against the Ducks, but once a Bobcat...

[Catprint]

I have a question about the seating. Can people bring in their cushioned seats or their own folding stadium seats?

Looks like our Duck friend has gone silent. I was hoping to get some insight how long their gate lines are about 1 hour or so before the game. I certainly don't want to miss part of the game with a 30-40 minute entrance wait. At this point, my group of 8 is taking the Autzen Shuttle from the Pacific Source parking lot in Springfield. Hoping the ride is only about 20 minutes but can't find any information on timing.

As far as seats, I read their Clear Bag Policy and it is same at MSU's. Seats that are 17.5 inches or smaller are allowed. Just like at Bobcat Stadium

[CatBlitz]

I have a question about the seating. Can people bring in their cushioned seats or their own folding stadium seats?

Looks like our Duck friend has gone silent. I was hoping to get some insight how long their gate lines are about 1 hour or so before the game. I certainly don't want to miss part of the game with a 30-40 minute entrance wait. At this point, my group of 8 is taking the Autzen Shuttle from the Pacific Source parking lot in Springfield. Hoping the ride is only about 20 minutes but can't find any information on timing.

As far as seats, I read their Clear Bag Policy and it is same at MSU's. Seats that are 17.5 inches or smaller are allowed. Just like at Bobcat Stadium

I never had much of a problem with the lines in the games I've attended.
South entrance is usually the side I entered. I'd be shocked if you waited 30 minutes.

[Bobcat Sig]

I have a question about the seating. Can people bring in their cushioned seats or their own folding stadium seats?

Looks like our Duck friend has gone silent. I was hoping to get some insight how long their gate lines are about 1 hour or so before the game. I certainly don't want to miss part of the game with a 30-40 minute entrance wait. At this point, my group of 8 is taking the Autzen Shuttle from the Pacific Source parking lot in Springfield. Hoping the ride is only about 20 minutes but can't find any information on timing.

As far as seats, I read their Clear Bag Policy and it is same at MSU's. Seats that are 17.5 inches or smaller are allowed. Just like at Bobcat Stadium

I never had much of a problem with the lines in the games I've attended.
South entrance is usually the side I entered. I'd be shocked if you waited 30 minutes.

This has been my experience, as well

[mt_duck]

I have a question about the seating. Can people bring in their cushioned seats or their own folding stadium seats?

Looks like our Duck friend has gone silent. I was hoping to get some insight how long their gate lines are about 1 hour or so before the game. I certainly don't want to miss part of the game with a 30-40 minute entrance wait. At this point, my group of 8 is taking the Autzen Shuttle from the Pacific Source parking lot in Springfield. Hoping the ride is only about 20 minutes but can't find any information on timing.

As far as seats, I read their Clear Bag Policy and it is same at MSU's. Seats that are 17.5 inches or smaller are allowed. Just like at Bobcat Stadium

Apologies, it’s been a busy week. I’d say your best bet to avoid lines is to go into the Mashofsky center (The Mo) before the game as it’s considered inside the stadium and that’s where your ticket will be scanned. Depending on when you enter, the line shouldn’t be bad at all. You can go right from there to your seat without any more lines. If you’re not attending an actual tailgate somewhere before the game, the Mashofsky center is definitely the place. You should go to grab food and drinks and some shade before the game starts.

The Pacific source lot is always the one that I recommend as it’s easy in and out, and I would say the ride is definitely less than 20 minutes probably more like 15 max. It can sometimes be a bit confusing to get on the shuttle again after the game is over, but just pay attention to all the people guiding fans toward various bus pick ups.

[CatBlitz]

I have a question about the seating. Can people bring in their cushioned seats or their own folding stadium seats?

Looks like our Duck friend has gone silent. I was hoping to get some insight how long their gate lines are about 1 hour or so before the game. I certainly don't want to miss part of the game with a 30-40 minute entrance wait. At this point, my group of 8 is taking the Autzen Shuttle from the Pacific Source parking lot in Springfield. Hoping the ride is only about 20 minutes but can't find any information on timing.

As far as seats, I read their Clear Bag Policy and it is same at MSU's. Seats that are 17.5 inches or smaller are allowed. Just like at Bobcat Stadium

Apologies, it’s been a busy week. I’d say your best bet to avoid lines is to go into the Mashofsky center (The Mo) before the game as it’s considered inside the stadium and that’s where your ticket will be scanned. Depending on when you enter, the line shouldn’t be bad at all. You can go right from there to your seat without any more lines. If you’re not attending an actual tailgate somewhere before the game, the Mashofsky center is definitely the place. You should go to grab food and drinks and some shade before the game starts.

The Pacific source lot is always the one that I recommend as it’s easy in and out, and I would say the ride is definitely less than 20 minutes probably more like 15 max. It can sometimes be a bit confusing to get on the shuttle again after the game is over, but just pay attention to all the people guiding fans toward various bus pick ups.

Man I forgot about the Mo technique. Good call

[mt_duck]

May or may not be of interest to some here, but Oregon does a 4 episode Hard Knocks style YouTube show for fall camp, about 25-30 minutes an episode. The last episode dropped tonight where your guys are featured, and Dan had some nice stuff to say about your team. This is episode 4 of 4.

[Bobcat4Ever]

Thanks! Happy to see you back — thought maybe you had quacked up.