It’s been a few hours since Oregon defeated Stanford, which means you all must be chomping at the bit to read everyone’s coverage. Well, have no fear. Here are a few key notes that didn’t make it into our stories last night, as well as some links from Oregon beat writers that you don’t want to miss.
Postgame Notes:

• Oregon’s LaMichael James ran for his 23^rd 100-yard rushing performance in 33 career appearances
• James’ 47 career touchdowns moved him passed Marcus Allen (45, USC) and Jacquizz Rodgers (46, OSU) for fifth all-time in Pac-12 history
• Junior quarterback Darron Thomas has thrown at least one touchdown pass in 22 straight games (yeah, that’s every game of his career)
• With 13 touchdowns this season, true freshman De’Anthony Thomas has the most scores among all true freshmen in the Football Bowl Subdivision
• Oregon has scored 50 or more points in three of the past five meetings with the Cardinal
• One Oregon win or one Stanford loss will clinch the Pac-12 North for the Ducks, and give them hosting rights in the inaugural Pac-12 Championship game

 
Now, some links:
Andy Drukarev of the Daily Emerald writes that it was Oregon’s aggressive defense that made the difference for Stanford
Emerald sports editor Patrick Malee reports that Nick Aliotti was left speechless after Oregon’s eighth straight win
Emerald photographer Alex McDougall shot a post game video recap featuring Lucas Clark and a slidshow of our photo team’s shots from the game
George Schroeder of The Register-Guard says the Ducks sent a nation-wide statement with the 23-point victory
Adam Jude of the RG notes that like so many times before, Oregon’soffense only got stronger as the game went along
Rob Moseley’s notebook features a few notes on the Ducks’ Bay Area natives returning home
John Canzano of The Oregonian writes that once again, speed kills out West

The O’s Ken Goe asks whether Oregon should be thinking about being back in the BCS title hunt, LaMichael James hasn’t thought that far ahead
Lastly, ESPN’s Gene Woj says the Ducks are ready for a rematch with No. 1 LSU