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In this episode of the Ducks of a Feather podcast, Kenjon Barner and Jonathan Stewart recap a wild weekend of football, starting with the atmosphere at the Oregon vs. Penn State game. They break down Oregon’s latest win, highlight standout performances, especially from Dante Moore, and talk about the trust and teamwork behind the success. To wrap, they dig into the running back rotation, the legacy being built, and why this Oregon squad is deeper than most.
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