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The way football is now it is amazing that Novosad is still a Duck. He's been around longer, has looked good every time he's been on the field, but Dante Moore, who was here, then wasn't, then is back again, is the presumptive starter. The best way to look at this, I believe, is to trust that Lanning and Stein know what they're doing and that Moore and Novosad have a good, yet competitive, eye on the prize. This is tricky, if you have 2 starters, you don't have any, is true. One of them has to be named the starter, and be able to function without being afraid that one mistake gets him sent to the bench. Meanwhile, No.2 has to be ready. standing in that strange way QB's do, with their hands stuck under their collar, ready to go in the game. Or OBD could just make Arch Manning an offer he can't refuse.

Ther is a school down in Australia called Prokick Australia. It's where many of the NCAA football programs go to recruit their punters. The benefit of recruiting punters out of this program is they focus their training exclusively on kicking and punting. Also, their balls spin the opposite direction as American punters because they're from the southern hemisphere which makes their punts bounce backward instead of rolling into the end zone.

So many angles on this one. While competing for the starting QB position is an asset, you cannot underestimate the impact of being (and knowing) that you are the guy. IMHO it changes the way you lead, play, and turn adversity into accomplishment. While Bo & Dillon came in with a lot more experience (not all good), they didn't have "the benefit" of competing for the quarterback position through camp, yet managed to hit the field ready to win games. For what it's worth, I too trust the DL & WS process, but I can't help but lean towards naming the guy who is going to take the reins ASAP.

As a fan, I would always like the inside information on battles for starting position, but I trust the process. I think there are plenty of reps available in practice for two players. The pressure of competing for a position is nothing new, and you want a young QB to practice under pressure, while demonstrating that they are also a leader, when they have the field. They always will need to have at least 2 QB’s ready to go on any given game day.

CBS ranks the 2025 SEC SOS - https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/sec-strength-of-schedule-rankings-2025-georgia-catches-favorable-draw-oklahoma-staring-down-rough-road/ SEC teams predicted 1st loss - Saturday Down SouthPredicting every SEC team’s first loss in 2025No one made it through the SEC unscathed during the 2024 season. Here’s where each program will stumble first in 2025.

OBD is finally 24 hours from the start of fall camp! Lanning stated in the Ducks media day that he still considers the QB position an open battle. As camp begins this likely means the majority of first team reps will be split between Moore and Novosad. With 25 practices allotted over the 29 days leading into the season; how long do we want to see this battle play out before we see a singular guy getting all of the #1 reps. With so much untested talent on this years team, I feel like early continuity will be vital to the teams success. We will be tested early in the season with Penn State in Happy Valley. This is ,quite possibly, as tough a game as last year's tOSU in Autzen. We need our defense to be stifling but we need our offense to be humming by Sept 27. Whoever wins the job needs to be getting as many reps as possible with a mostly new offensive line and skill pieces. Sure there will be warm up games. But Montana State isn't a slouch, Oklahoma State will try hard for an upset, and little brother to the north will try to get at the new QB early and often. My question again is, how long do we want to see this battle play out before a guy is getting all the first team reps? I say a starter should be named (publicly or not) by the second scrimmage.

Luke Altmyer deserved a higher ranking. He won 10 games last season. to date, Sayin has won Zip. Writing IlliniLuke Altmyer keeps building his Illinois football legendHonestly, you can count the number of legendary Illinois football quarterbacks on one hand, that is how few and far between they have been. As the Illini enter

Australia is known for producing good to great punters. I was thinking the joke was about recruiting at the bottom of the world, sort of like Bugs Bunny cartoons, where the traveling rabbit ends up hanging from the underside of the Earth... "musta tooka wrong turn at Albuquerque"!

Best of all, Deion Sanders jokes he “depends on Depends” and “if you see a Port-a-Potty on the sideline, it’s real.” while bringing awareness. Good for you Coach Prime.

I'm hoping I'm not the only one who thinks this is teasing something like one of the University's athletic teams playing in Australia, also, what does the punter joke mean?

Look at the SEC OOC slates. Cig was spot on. Indiana plays 3 cupcakes OOC, but the majority of SEC teams do the same. Unless you count Washington State as a P4 team, Ole Miss plays four non-conference games, all at home. 3 SEC teams play 10 P4 games in 2025. 13 B1G teams play 10. No doubt Georgia, Oklahoma, and Florida have brutal in-conference schedules. Not so with Tennessee, Ole Miss, and M1zzou. The tough schedules do not translate up and down the entire SEC conference. The point Cignetti tried, and IMO did make to anyone who passed math in elementary school, is that with nine conference games, half of the conference cannot schedule its way out of an additional loss. Petitti's point, with a committee that conducts its business in the dark and seemingly focuses on losses rather than the quality of teams you lost to, is one reason we need AQs. Greg Sankey wants to remain at eight conference games, but in the process of promoting the 5-11 format and staying at eight, he also noted the SEC wants to see significant changes to the selection process. I guess Rhett Lashlee didn't like Pawalll taking him behind the woodshed, even though he was correct: Since 1964, six SEC programs have won football championships. In this period, Bama won fifteen. Facts are stubborn things. John Adams

Big decisions coming up! Oregon football recruiting: Ducks await huge news as August camp begins

Iapani Laloulu, the leader of the O Line room, gives an insightful look at the O Line.

The players that voted for Oregon's uniforms commonly said they grew up during the era when Oregon became known for their on field fashion sense (starting in the early 2000's and continuing to this very day thanks to a close partnership with sportswear brand Nike and it's Oregon alumni founder, Phil Knight). Several athletes also commented that Oregon was as "obvious" choice for the best looking jerseys.

Good on Deion, I hope he is feeling better. Battling that can be debilitating, kudos for him to not only beat it, but also continue to work hard and lead Colorado to ten wins while doing so.

Checking in with the Oregon Ducks CB room ahead of the 2025 season Overall Oregon Ducks Cornerback Check-In

Matayo Uiagalelei | 2025 Media Day Makhi Hughes | 2025 Media Day Isaiah World | 2025 Media Day Theran Johnson | 2025 Media Day Dan Lanning's opening comments ahead of the 2025 football season

"Melyssa Lombardi Locked up Through 2030" Substitute the name of a Georgia football player and that title takes on a whole new meaning...

All, Softball America announced its transfer class rankings from the 2025 offseason on Monday morning. While several schools have shocked the softball community, the Top 15 were determined by past achievements, potential ceiling, years of eligibility remaining, positions, and losses in the transfer portal. Softball America deems these named programs to have made the best moves so far this season, plus their key additions. Notice what team made #2. 1. Texas Tech Key Additions: Taylor Pannell (INF) Kaitlyn Terry (LHP) Jazzy Burns (C) Mia Williams (INF) Lagi Quiroga (C/UTL) Desirae Spearman (RHP/UTL) Jackie Lis (INF) Kaitlyn Terry transferred from UCLA to Texas Tech. | Texas Tech Athletics© Texas Tech Athletics 2. OregonKey Additions: Elon Butler (UTL) Addison Amaral (INF) Amari Harper (UTL) 3. GeorgiaKey Additions: Addisen Fisher (RHP) Bailey Lindenmuth (INF) Maddie Johnson (RHP) Keirstin Roose (INF) 4. OklahomaKey Additions: Sydney Berzon (RHP) Miali Guachino (RHP) Miali Guachino transferred from Ole Miss to OU. | OU Athletics© OU Athletics 5. ArkansasKey Additions: Dakota Kennedy (OF) Tianna Bell (INF) 6. LSUKey Additions: Char Lorenz (UTL) CeCe Cellura (RHP) Kylee Edwards (INF) Ally Hutchins (INF) 7. Texas A&MKey Additions: Tallen Edwards (INF) Micaela Wark (INF) Taylor Pannell (LHP) Maya Bland (OF) Paislie Allen (INF) Tallen Edwards transferred from OSU to Texas A&M. | Texas A&M Athletics© Texas A&M Athletics 8. ClemsonKey Additions: Kiley Channell (INF) Abby Dunning (RHP) Corri Hicks (C) Sierra Maness (RHP) 9. ArizonaKey Additions: Jalens Adams (RHP) Grace Jenkins (C/UTL) Sereniti Trice (INF) Addison Duke (OF) Jenae Berry (RHP) 10. TennesseeKey Additions: Sophia Knight (OF) Maddi Rutan (RHP/UTL) Mackenzie Butt (INF) Maddi Rutan transferred from EKU to Tennessee. | Tennessee Athletics© Tennessee Athletics 11. AlabamaKey Additions: Brooke Wells (RHP/UTL) Jena Young (INF) 12. TexasKey Additions: Kaiah Altmeyer (OF) Brenlee Gonzales (LHP) 13. FloridaKey Additions: Madison Walker (INF) Ella Wesolowski (C/UTL) Kendall Grover (RHP) Allison Sparkman (RHP) Ella Wesolowski transferred from Mississippi State to Florida. | Florida Athletics© Florida Athletics 14. Mississippi StateKey Additions: Peja Goold (RHP) Alyssa Faircloth (RHP) Anna Carder (C) Tatum Silva (OF) Leila Ammon (RHP) 15. North CarolinaKey Additions: Emily LeGette (INF) Raegan Jennings (INF) Carly Maxton (RHP) MC Eaton (UTL) Michele Tarpey (UTL) Kendall Frost (RHP) Honorable MentionsDuke UCLA This article was originally published on www.si.com/onsi/softball as Softball America Announces Top 15 Transfer Class Rankings. VR, KCDuck1

Rhett Lashlee fires shot at Curt Cignetti after Indiana coach's SEC scheduling comment - On3

Sweet Home Autzen, Where the Skies are Always Blue. CFB-HQ On SICollege football's best home teams the last 3 years, rankedHome field advantage has been just that, an advantage, for teams in just about any sport, but when looking over how college football teams perform at home vs. o

Dan Lanning Opens up about Fall Camp and Position Groups Dan Lanning Opens up about Fall Camp and Position Groups

It’s Oregon Football Media Day!

Oregon head football coach Dan Lanning spoke with the media at the team's annual media day event to preview his fourth season as head coach and the Ducks' 2025 football season