I feel like people bristle anytime the schedule thing gets brought up in regards to Indiana. The Hoosiers were very good this year, had we played them they almost certainly would have beaten us. They are 100% one of the best teams in the conference this season.
I always make the trip to Evanston and playing in Wrigley would be great but I am thinking the weather is going to be brutal. I wish this was in October.
It likely won’t be warm, not gonna lie. But it’ll be better than sitting on the lakefront exposed to the elements.
Weather Nov 15 should be around low 50s during the day and around high 30s at night. Creswell has a very nice golf course, Emerald Valley (home of the Ducks golf team) nice practice facility for the Ducks across from the public driving range. Also, check out the Creswell Bakery, they have a very strong local following.
Naw, it's just the regular football crowd coming to town. When you get to Eugene, check out the Lane County farmers market as well as the Saturday Market, it' will give you a bit of feel for the Eugene. Plus, be sure and take a look at the various athletic facilities, The MATT, Hayward Field, Jane Sanders softball field, as well as the athletic facilities located at Autzen. PK Park (baseball), soccer next to that. Plus the new indoor football practice facility is currently under construction.
Also, check out the "park and ride" services for getting to Autzen. In my opinion, it's much better than trying to get into a parking lot near the stadium, plus it's cheaper. For Creswell and Springfield, the bus terminal on A street in Springfield is probably your best "park and ride" location.
So you're telling me the team could go undefeated, win the BT, and still not get a playoff bye?
This would be the ideal drive for an autonomous vehicle trip where the driver can sightsee too...
Thank you for all the tips and info. We’re driving down from Seattle and thinking about routing through the interior and heading over from Bend.
Tough to beat the Oregon coast or Bend.
Yea, both are beautiful. I rowed my own 14 foot selfbailer raft for around 30 years, built my own flyrods, tied my own flies. Spent most of my time on the McKenzie River and the North Umpqua. I've also done a bit of camping, hiking, snowshoeing, etc.
Near Eugene, I've got a couple that produce some really nice wines, plus one that locals love for the environment (King Estates). Yea, good wines, a bit high priced in my opinion, but a wonderful setting and the food was decent.
Entire coast is beautiful..thank you @GoDucks349. Done Astoriia
That’s pretty rare these days
