Behind Enemy Lines Big Ten Championship Edition: Oregon Ducks
For the first time since 2016 the Penn State Nittany Lions are preparing to play in the Big Ten Championship game. When the no. 3 Nittany Lions battle the no. 1 Oregon Ducks at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Saturday night not only will a Big Ten Championship be on the line, the number one overall seed in the College Football Playoff may be as well.
Ahead of Saturday night's matchup we turn to Scott Reed from our sister site DucksSportsAuthority to get some perspective on the game from Eugene. So, let's go behind enemy lines - Big Ten Championship Game edition.
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HVI: The first-year success in the Big Ten probably does not come as a huge surprise due to the expectations Oregon had entering the season. That said, to finish their first year in the Big Ten 12-0, with victories over Ohio State and Michigan on their way to punching their ticket for Indianapolis, what is the overall vibe around the program in Eugene right now? As a side note, with a win on Saturday, Oregon will join Michigan State as the only program to beat each of the Big Ten's big three (OSU, UM, PSU) in the same season.
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