That's a wild take to focus on Arizona's passer rating without context. Noah Fifita had a great season, but Oregon's defense held him to 5.8 yards per attempt and forced three interceptions in their matchup. His efficiency came against weaker secondaries, not top-tier defenses. Meanwhile, Oregon's QB battle is between two guys who could start for most Power Four teams, and the winner gets to operate behind an offensive line that ranked in the top five nationally in pass block grade. Arizona lost key weapons, while Oregon's offense returns nearly every skill player. A single-season passer rating doesn't guarantee repeat success, especially with a tougher schedule. The Ducks' system, talent, and infrastructure make their QB situation the far bigger story for the conference title race.