Former Nebraska head coach makes appearence at Oregon game

A former Nebraska head football coach was on the sidelines of an Oregon football game over the weekend.

A former Nebraska head football coach was on the sidelines of an Oregon football game over the weekend. Scott Frost was at Autzen Stadium to see the Ducks defeat the Washington State Cougars on Saturday evening.

Frost was seen visiting with Oregon defensive line coach Tony Tuioti. Tuioti coached under Frost at Nebraska from 2019-2021.

He left to join Dan Lanning’s inaugural staff at Oregon. While at Nebraska, Tuioti helped develop two NFL Draft picks, Carlos Davis and Khalil Davis.

Frost coached at Nebraska from 2018-22. The former quarterback went 16-31 in his four-plus seasons on the sideline. He was dismissed three games in the 2022 season following the Cornhusker’s 45-42 loss to Georgia Southern.

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Oregon vs Washington State Prediction, Game Preview

Oregon Ducks vs Washington State Cougars prediction and game preview.

Oregon vs Washington State prediction and game preview.


Oregon vs Washington State Broadcast

Date: Saturday, November 14
Game Time: 7:00 ET
Venue: Martin Stadium, Pullman, WA
Network: FOX

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Why Oregon Will Win

It was a steady, solid performance in the 35-14 win over Colorado, considering the Ducks had so many key losses – including a budding superstar NFL QB in Justin Herbert – and with the a whole lot of rust needing to be shaken off.

Tyler Shough was great, the running game was dominant, and the team was steady throughout even though the Cardinal were able to move the ball a bit.

Now Shough – who threw for 227 yards and ran for 85 yards and a touchdown – gets to run through a Washington State defense – should be able to keep everything moving.

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Why Washington State Will Win

The Cougars were almost perfectly balanced against Oregon State. They weren’t able to bomb away like the program is used to – Jayden de Laura is going to need a while, but he was able to throw for 227 yards and two scores – and the ground attack got a great day from the O line on the way to 229 yards.

Oregon did a lot of things right against Stanford, and Washington State doesn’t have the same talent on the offensive front, but it did nothing behind the line. The Cougars will work quickly and efficiently, and they’ll keep pressing.

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What’s Going To Happen

Washington State is going to keep pressing.

Oregon will generate more of a running game on the Cougars than Oregon State did, and it’ll be steady for a full four quarters to have control of the game, but again, the other side won’t go away.

Wazzu will score enough to make Oregon keep pressing, but turnovers will become an issue. The Ducks will be a +2 in turnover margin to pull away in the second half.

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Oregon vs Washington State Prediction, Line

Oregon 40, Washington State 26
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Oregon -10, o/u: 58
ATS Confidence out of 5: 3

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