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Ducks Confidential podcast: Was No. 8 Oregon exposed by No. 3 Indiana?
Ducks Confidential podcast: Was No. 8 Oregon exposed by No. 3 Indiana?
Ducks Confidential podcast: Was No. 8 Oregon exposed by No. 3 Indiana?

Published on: 10/13/2025

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The Ducks Confidential podcast, hosted by The Oregonian/OregonLive’s Aaron Fentress and former UO and NFL tight end George Wrighster, host of the Unafraid Show, discusses the No. 8 Oregon Ducks’ 30-20 loss to No. 3 Indiana.

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