Be excellent to each other. The secret to Oregon's success as an offense is their ability to go back in time and employ one of football's most proven strategies: the play-action pass.
"That Show Out West" host Ted Leroux broke it down in a recent social media post. Quarterback Dante Moore has been superb operating the Oregon offense, but he hits his biggest plays and achieves his highest rate of accuracy when the Ducks use play-action.
It makes sense. The Ducks have established one of the country's most potent running games, much of it utilizing "heavy" sets, two backs or multiple tight ends.