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In the hunt for the No. 24, 6'5" small forward. Four-Star Recruit Abdou Toure To Commit to Oregon, UConn, Arkansas or Louisville?

Now that is some wise words.

Good thing games are actually played on the field. So we'll let the games decide that.

Wager on where the Duck will splash in Las Vegas, beginning on July 22nd. My money's on the pool in front of the Bellagio. 😍 Someone please inform B1G HQ that Indy in late July is better for the B1G media days. Vegas in December is better than Indy for the B1G champ game. 🥵

All 40 of those observations have more resonance than PAWL's echo chamber screech about Arch.

"Two Big 12 teams play 11 power opponents, nine in their league and two as nonconference games: Baylor and TCU. Zero Big Ten teams scheduled nine plus two." Oregon: 9 plus Oklahoma St and Oregon St Washington: 9 plus Colorado St and WSU now and future Pac12 ouch

Thanks, Steven. The highlights for me. SEC teams with 10 games versus the Power 4, 3. B1G teams with 10 games versus the Power 4, 12. 15 straight home wins for OBD and counting. 😍

Hoping No. 29 comes true. And gotta love part of No. 18 "Oregon State, recently booted from power-conference status" Forty Observations on the 2025 College Football Schedule

Posts from the network about the mascots are still ongoing and will likely continue to prominently feature The Duck. Since joining the conference, The Duck has made a splash. Of course.

In anticipation for the upcoming 2025 Big Ten Conference football season, several mascots including The Oregon Duck, Brutus Buckeye, and Sparty the Spartan caused a ruckus at the conference's media head quarters on Friday. Oregon Ducks On SIThe Oregon Duck Mascot Spends a Day At the Big Ten Networ...A consistent crowd pleaser for college football fans, the Oregon Duck mascot is back to his regular shenanigans at the Big Ten Network headquarters in Chicago,

Let’s go ahead and at least get him north of 1000 career passing yards before proclaiming him generational. He’s not even top-100 yet.

Has Texas Tech, with zero conference titles to date, and Chairman of the TT Board of Regents, oilman Cody Campbell, replaced OBD and Uncle Phil as the front runner trying to buy a championship? Probably everywhere except in Corvallis, Oregon, and the mind of John Canzano. 😁 https://sports.yahoo.com/article/unofficial-big-12-media-poll-153702238.html

Manning career: 12 games played, 66.3% completions, for 969 yards, 9 TDs and 2 Ints. I think the fine(baum) print we are missing is that Arch Manning is the best QB named Manning since Tebow!

Based on starts against Mississippi State and two G5 teams? 😵‍💫 An 'SEC guy' who played QB in the conference and won a Heisman trophy, Steve Spurrier, begs to differ. But what does Steve know, right? 🙃

Make Way for Makhi! Dan Lanning’s newest Oregon foot...Dan Lanning’s newest Oregon football 15-TD RB1 given disr...Dan Lanning’s latest Oregon running back scored 15 touchdowns last season but is already being undervalued. Despite top-tier production, Pro Football Focus ranks him just 37th overall and fourth am...

I don't care which table I'm at, I just want to be cashing the attorneys' checks!

Every Commissioner Wants What's Best for Their Conference, But Let's Kick the B1G to the Curb. Why should anyone have any faith in a committee that last season ranked a team with a SOS in the 80s as the ninth best team in the nation? Will the committee adopt and publicly disclose the metrics it uses, and state the reason(s) why it ignored the metrics when this is the case? This ranking screwed over ASU, but the B12 commish is just fine with the committee, if, which is rarely pointed out in the articles, demeaning Tony Petitti, the ACC, and the SEC play nine conference games. That's a B1G caveat. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2025/07/09/college-football-playoff-format-big-ten-plan/84493690007/

Consider the source. Finebaum is a legend in his own mind.

House attorneys slam NCAA and power conferences over denied NIL deals, issue legal warning about settlement The new college sports NIL process is already facing considerable problems.

Okay, I don't even know if Manning is the best QB this season, and Tebow? There have been a lot of great QB's since 2006. Andrew Luck. Joe Burrow, RG Smith. Marcus Mariota, Jaden Daniels, Tebow is better than all of them, and Arch is better than he is? Paul Finebaum Claims Arch Manning Is Best College QB Since Tim Tebow

Oregon Ducks Predicted to Land Four-Star Recruit Over Ohio State Buckeyes The Oregon Ducks have received a recruiting prediction for a commitment from a four-star defensive lineman in the 2026 recruiting class. His other finalists include the Ohio State Buckeyes, Michigan Wolverines, Ole Miss Rebels and LSU Tigers. Rivals released an expert recruiting prediction on Friday for Oregon to land four-star defensive lineman Deuce Geralds, who will be deciding among a group of five finalists that also includes the Buckeyes, Michigan Wolverines, LSU Tigers and Ole Miss Rebels. Geralds' father, Daverin, played center at Ole Miss. Ducks Predicted to Land Four-Star Recruit

Further proof that it is a LOOOOOOOOOONG off season. ☹️ https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2025/07/12/oregon-ducks-football-2025-schedule-academic-rankings/84514440007/?utm_source=smg-duckswire-strada&utm_medium=email

Steven A., I'm with you, my friend. However, in the capitalist system we have in the USA, very few items are price-fixed, and very few salaries and other payments, are fixed except as agreed to pursuant to collective bargaining. Athletes had a chance to file complaints against the House settlement being approved, but other than roster-size issues, Judge Wilkins ignored these challenges. I don't see such complaints being ignored in a court, state or federal, considering an antitrust claim(s). To date, in college athletics, the folks receiving revenue-sharing payments are not 'employees' according to the NCAA and the people writing the checks. Therefore, there is no group with management to bargain with. Why should the folks writing the checks have any right to decide that 'market value' is less than some entity is willing to pay for an individual's NIL? Public corporations, if not found to be a 'booster' of a program, can pay whatever they so choose for a player's NIL. Is NIKE a booster of OBD? How can this be the case when NIKE has deals with NCAA members from coast to coast? If public corporation payments, no matter the amount, are fine, then what right does the NCAA have to restrict payments from any source? What right, without the payees' approval, does any entity have to restrict an athlete's right to earn all of the money he or she can? If a group is stupid enough to overpay for an untested athlete's NIL based on potential performance, why isn't this the 'market value' an athlete and his agent have been able to bargin for? The decision to crater an athlete's NIL deal based on a 3rd party's decision of what defines 'reasonable market value' is on its face, reasonable. But said decision will not withstand an anti-trust challenge, and not withstand a challenge based on collusion and price-fixing, and will not withstand state laws prohibiting enforcement of the House settlement. Many of the institutions that 'supported' the terms of the settlement were ready to keep NIL deals confidential based on FERPA, fears of the loss of federal dollars, and because they can. Why these entities supported the settlement in the first instance is baffling. When the challenges come, I want to be sitting at the plaintiff's table.

Not so fast my friends . . . wide open deals should still be on the table? House attorneys slam NCAA and power conferences over denied NIL deals, issue legal warning about settlement - Yahoo Sports Evidently a "valid business interest" is offering an insane amount of money to keep a player's name/image/and likeness from going to another school.

Bo Nix rated most underrated QB in NFL. I'm so glad he came to Oregon! Oregon Ducks On SIDenver Broncos' Bo Nix Most 'Underrated' Quarterback In NFL?Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix is heading into his second season in the NFL. The former Oregon Ducks quarterback had a strong rookie season, taking off in th