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Oregon State and Washington State are the only two remaining members of the Pac-12, which has lost 10 schools in 2024. According to a rep for the conference, the separation agreements allow the two leftover members to divvy up the money that schools like UCLA, Arizona and USC earned for the conference in recent tournaments prior to their departures. This year, according to Sportico's calculations, they'll both evenly split about $15.4 million. Oregon State and Washington State themselves earned only six of the Pac-12's 43 active units, but they'll share in the spoils from a much larger haul, and that will continue for the next few years. While the Pac-12 is rebuilding around seven new members starting next season, their agreements also state the two legacy schools will continue to share units earned by the prior Pac-12 until they fully burn off in three more years. https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/2026-march-madness-oregon-state-and-wazzu-cash-in-despite-not-playing/ar-AA1YZGqe Just another reminder of how horrible the Judge Libey decision was.

Wong couldn't be more Right about Danno. Danno's future's so bright, he's just got to wear ...😍 YardbarkerRecruit Blake Wong Opens up on Dan Lanning After Oregon V...The Oregon Ducks are in pursuit of class of 2027 recruit, wide receiver Blake Wong. Wong recently went on a visit to Eugene for junior day. Blake Wong is a 6-1, 170 pound wide receiver out now Norco,

I'm rooting for him.

Thieneman's 4.35 40 yd speed is attracting alot of interest; Minnesota Vikings possibly. Oregon Ducks On SIMinnesota Vikings NFL Draft Buzz Keeps Pointing To Oregon...After a remarkable season leading the Oregon Ducks' defense, defensive back Dillon Thieneman enters the 2026 NFL Draft as a top prospect, with many believing th

The Titans need to protect QB Cam Ward. Oregon Ducks On SIPotential First-Rounder Emmanuel Pregnon’s NFL Fit Is Bec...Oregon Ducks guard Emmanuel Pregnon is one of the more intriguing prospects in the country when it comes to the offensive guard position. Many could argue that

Get ready to hit the Couch! 😊 https://sports.yahoo.com/mens-college-basketball/article/how-to-watch-all-of-todays-games-in-the-mens-ncaa-basketball-tournament-follow-your-brackets-start-times-tv-channels-and-more-105556911.html

The guy is freaking massive... If QB doesn't work out don't be surprised to see him move to Tight End if he wants to stay at Oregon. The reality is that he would probably transfer rather than switch positions, those days are pretty much gone. But still... I think he could be a scary tight end if needed.

Yes, the Ducks have the lower ERA

Illinois, Michigan, and Purdue have favorable tournament seeding - https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/3-big-ten-teams-that-got-the-most-favorable-draw-in-the-ncaa-tournament/ar-AA1YUUJo?ocid=msedgdhphdr&cvid=69bb5b9ec4674b8ebae18bce980ba096&cvpid=69bb5c1e2fe548bf88f2a

Enjoyable read. There's a saying in golf: Beware of paralysis by analysis. At some point, you have to forget about swing mechanics and just hit the darn ball. I wonder what analytics show about factoring everything into a wager, including the length of the grass on the field, compared to winging it, just going with your gut? I didn't need advanced analytics to know the Patriots' offense would be stymied by the Seattle defense. I looked at the schedules the two teams had played; the Seahawks played tougher opponents, and also considered the and how well Seattle had played defense during the playoffs. And how badly the Pats O played against a one-armed Denver team. I figured the favored Seahawks would win the game, but I also figured that under Coach Mike Vrabel, the Pats wouldn't quit and could get a back-door cover. I took the Pats and the points, and I lucked out. The Wise Guy professional gamblers look to win 53% to 55% of their football bets. Winning 52.4% of the bets means you break even. The use of advanced analytics makes sense, but sometimes you have to go with your gut. FORE! 🤬

A football game is a sequence of collisions, but also a sequence of choices. A quarterback commits to a throw before he knows the window will hold. A coordinator decides whether to accept a light box or chase explosives. Analytics helps teams name those choices and price their risks. The numbers moved into the huddle that front offices now talk about ... Learn Football's Important Analytics! Isn't that a cool picture of Theran Johnson on a corner blitz?

A take from OBD Brother Schwartz - Under Utah 8.5 -Over Maryland 4.5 I think there is better value out there than betting on these two teams. https://www.foxsports.com/stories/college-football/2026-college-football-odds-early-win-totals-utah-maryland

I've been pleased with how Oregon has played so far, it's such a tough situation for Oregon since they play so few actually respected teams in the B1G. Our non-con isn't bad it's also not super impressive either, so it makes every game so much more important since you don't get a lot of leeway if you lose a game here and there against teams like Northwestern or really anyone other than UCLA/USC/UW. We're really going to need to win some of those games against the California teams to get a home regional. Also I'm sorry to ask this, but do you mean the NU have a 6.80 ERA and Oregon has a 3.12 ERA?

USC’s only loss was to the Wildcats, but in a snowstorm. Great information, and thank you!

OBD is CBS Sports #1 in resigning top-rated players. 🦆😍 https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-football-re-signings-2026-qbs-rbs-pass-rushers/

What's Up with Italians and Geography? Saint John's coach Rick Pitino doesn't know where San Diego is located. Arkansas coach, Calamari, er, Calipari, doesn't know if Portland, Oregon, is in the USA. Dear Rick and Cal, I'm hearing that people are leaving NYC, that no one is sure where Arkansas is, and that no one cares. 'Mistakes have been made.' 🤬 Thank goodness for Tony Petitti. 😁 https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaab/2026/03/18/march-madness-far-travel-west-coast-rick-pitino-john-calipari-mick-cronin/89198647007/?utm_source=usatoday-sports-strada&utm_medium=email&utm_cam

Here's a look at the Wildcats head baseball coach, Ben Greenspan. He was an assistant coach at Cal Poly for the 2022 season. He spent seven years as the assistant/associate coach for the Arizona State Sun Devils between 2015-2021. Under his guidance, ASU earned regional berths in 2015, 2016 2019 and 2021. After one year at Northwestern, the team improved from 10-40 (200%) to 18-34 (346%). In 2024, the Wildcats won nine non-conference road games and their fielding percentage improved from .967% (13th in the B1G) to .980% (1st in the B1G). Assistant coach Cody Jefferis attended the University of San Diego, where he played shortstop for the Toreros baseball team from 2018-2022. He was on the 2022 WCC all tournament team. He is a native from Valencia, California. Nine players on the Northwestern roster hail from California, so these guys are familiar with the West Coast. The Wildcats have only one player on their roster hitting above .300%, that's outfielder Jackson Freeman. His current stats are: .371%, 26 hits, 3 doubles, 1 triple, 3 home runs and 7 runs batted in. Last year he hit two grand slam's, one against Illinois and the other against Maryland. Their pitching staff, up to this point, have been mediocre at best. Their team era is .680%, while our Duck pitchers are a remarkable .312%. But the games aren't won on paper. Their won on the field. As always...GO DUCKS!

On3 looks at the Baseball Top 25 - Three Pac-12 legacy schools make the list, or the Big Ten would be shut out - On3College Baseball Rankings: D1Baseball overhauls top 25 af....

Three B1G players are among the top ten candidates to win the POY Award. On3College Basketball National Player of the Year: Cam Booze...Rivals' Jamie Shaw lays out and discusses his final power ranking for college basketball national player of the year.

Behind a Tournament 8-Ball? One of these 8 should win it all. On3Breaking down eight teams best positioned for Final Four...Here are eight teams which have the best chance to make a Final Four run and compete for a national championship.

Too early to tell… We all know that backup QBs can be just one play from being a starter. Junior probably needs to be #2 on the depth chart this spring, and that means Raiola is still in recovery mode. It would be a great story if he rises through the ranks to be a starter for the Ducks, but realistically, 2027 would be the year he has a solid chance to play extended minutes. For the moment, I will just enjoy having depth at QB. The players will sort themselves out.

Don't want to be Debbie downer on this one but I will be more surprised if Akili ever breaks into Oregon's lineup than if he doesn't. Here is why. If you look back at his Elite 11 performance it was pretty underwhelming. Arm strength and ability to read defenses were not impressive. You don't hear any behind the scenes talk of him from players, coaches of him standing out in practice. When Mariota and Herbert were freshman (and not playing) you kept hearing from players, reports out of camp that these guys were special. I haven't heard a single word from anyone about Akili. If you weren't able to push Thomas, Novasad and Moga for some mop up playing time then that doesn't bode well for the future. I would so love to be wrong but not holding my breath on this one.

His weight and height 😊👍, great to have for a QB! He has great uptick, hopefully will be able to keep him in the fold.

Thank you Jordan, as it is so cool to see Akili Smith's son at Oregon! His father brought us some great memories...

Malik Benson has plenty of praise for Duck receivers this upcoming season! Oregon Ducks On SIWhat Malik Benson Said About Oregon's Future Receiver StarsEUGENE – Scouts from 31 different NFL teams filled the Moshofsky Center on Tuesday to watch Oregon Ducks stars participate in Pro Day drills. Malik Benson was o