Oregon shows 'next man up' was more than lip service, it's a culture

By Dylan Mickanen, Ducks Digest: When former 5-star signees Kayvon Thibodeaux and Justin Flowe exited the tunnel onto the field at Ohio Stadium in street clothes on Saturday, what little hope most reasonable Oregon fans had likely dissipated.

The Ducks were 14.5-point underdogs at No. 3 Ohio State and that line was released before the public knew two of Oregon’s four best players were out.

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Oregon Shows 'Next Man Up' was More Than Lip Service, It's a Culture

The Ducks overcame extensive attrition to upset Ohio State in the Horseshoe.

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