As to the fumble that was overturned, you are correct, a body part must hit the ground, not a blade od grass. I gairantee that will never be called that way again. Also, there is no way there was indisputable evidence to.over turn the call on the field.
It may be due to stress from my watching the game, but it always seems to me that when the ball is downed very close to the first down or the goal line (e.g. a reviewed TD call), it is placed where the ball carrier's knee touched the ground and not at the vertical plane of where the ball was when the knee touched the ground. Instead of the ball being placed three inches from the goal line or the first down marker, the ball is placed two feet to a yard back.
The OL got manhandled. There were no holes. Allar was running for his running for his life the entire first half. Completed several passes as he was going down.
There weren’t any holes. The line sucked. They got man handled. Including in pass protection.
A) they held a lot B) completely irrelevant. What they did hss no bearing on what ours did. Zero. Nadda. Nothing.
BOOM they get tossed aside or run over. 
A) they held a lot B) completely irrelevant. What they did hss no bearing on what ours did. Zero. Nadda. Nothing.
Our line sucked. There were no holes. No pass protection. Replays showed ghrm getting tossed around like crazy.
Methinks an issue is our horrendously weak schedule. No way does playing Villanova prep you for facing Oregon.
Not only are the linemen bigger but they are quick as a cat. So that means blocks are missed, linemen start reaching and getting off balance….and
Took the entire first half to adjust…..which is hard to do when you get consecutive three and outs..
Another issue was horrible play calling. No way we should wait until under eight minutes left before throwing the ball over 20 yards downfield. Shoulda tossed at least two in the first qtr just to force the d backs to play back. A fifty yd interception is as good as a punt.
Reynolds dropped two passes and Dinkle dropped one in the first half. That certainly changed the game. Both in results and future play calling.
It is not all on Singleton. He was not good but our pass protection was shaky and it is not like Allen ran wild meaning there was not great blocking for him. They were better in the 4th quarter not sure what happened to Oregon in that quarter but that is something to note. I don't think it was simply they eased up or mysteriously went to a different defense that was less effective. We turned it on, finally. The fact is that besides the 4th quarter the whole offense was horrible for the rest of the game.
That sounds good but the most basic plays are the one's that this offense can't seem to execute successfully.
If you think that the coaching staff didn’t do any scouting or any scheming you are one crazy mofo.
Why the OC couldn't figure things out earlier is the mystery. Unacceptable. Still Allar & Singleton had subpar games, for Allar that is the pattern in big games. We've all been concerned since last season that this offense is an uncomfortable fit for the current QBs and the WR routing stinks.
"did not do much research and scheming" because it showed in the play design and playcalling. -OCMFIf you think that the coaching staff didn’t do any scouting or any scheming you are one crazy mofo.
The problem is we played three games against the Little Sisters of the Poor and had no idea of what needed work, what was working and the players had what speed, quickness and power they were going to be facing.
I warned a week ago the first half would be sloppy for both teams. Us because our schedule sucked and them because of the Whiteout noise and energy.
I think Coach Ko saw Oregon had great speed so he ran a lot of misdirection the first gtr thinking Oregon would over pursue and be out of position. But they played disciplined ball and had enough speed to get to the ball.
And our O line got manhandled because they weren’t used to the strength or quickness of top level talent after a sleepy walkthrough with Villanova, FIU, and Nevada.