Oregon Ducks tickets got a new lease on life in 2005 when Head Coach Mike Bellotti installed a spread attack with the help of new offensive coordinator Gary Crowton. The Ducks boosted both their point production and yardage in the new scheme, paving the way to a 2nd place finish in the PAC 10. Ducks ticket holders were thrilled, especially after sitting through a stifling 5-6 season in 2004. Now viewed as one of the Top 25 teams in college football, the Oregon Ducks are well worth a trip to Autzen Stadium for the 2006 NCAA football season.

Must -Have Oregon Ducks Tickets:
If you plan on traveling with the Oregon Ducks you’d better lock up your Oregon-USC tickets quickly. This game is pivotal to the Ducks, not so much in terms of a must win, but in having to play well. If the Ducks are competitive with USC, they can land a major bowl berth. Just as important to the Ducks’ PAC-10 status will be their Autzen Stadium matchup with UCLA on Oct.14th.

Oregon Ducks Star Power:
Talk about your quarterback controversy. Oregon Ducks ticket holders can’t decide who they like more. Is it Dennis Dixon and his ability to scramble? Or is it Brady Leaf the guy who hangs tough in the pocket? Dixon may have the slight edge here but both will see playing time and both should be productive. And so the controversy goes on in Autzen.

The Oregon Ducks Go Bowling:
Although Oregon Ducks tickets have reaped post-season dividends three of the last four years, Ducks fans haven’t been happy with the result. Oregon has lost their last three bowl games, including the 2005 Holiday Bowl, where the Oklahoma Sooners edged them out 17-14. The Ducks will be looking for revenge when Bob Stoops’ Sooners visit raucous Autzen Stadium on Sept. 16.

2006 Oregon Ducks tickets have plenty to offer. The Ducks will host Stanford in their opener and the rest of the schedule includes contests against Oklahoma, UCLA, and Washington. What more PAC 10 action can you ask for? Let GoTickets.com set you up with great Oregon Ducks tickets today.