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The Oregon Ducks represent intercollegiate athletic teams that represent the University of Oregon from Eugene. The university has 18 varsity teams, but Oregon is arguably best known for its football team. It has helped the hometown of Eugene gain a reputation as ‘Track Town, USA.’ So, with their popularity rising rapidly, let’s take a look at how Oregon’s premier football ... 2025 Oregon Ducks: Conference and Playoff Contenders? | FishDuck FISHDUCK.COM The Oregon Ducks represent intercollegiate athletic teams that represent the University of Oregon from Eugene. The university has 18 varsity teams…

#6 Sr. running back Noah Whittington meets with the media following Oregon Football's fourth spring practice of 2025. Noah Whittington outlines decision to return, and what he's seen from team's new running backs Oregon senior running back Noah Whittington is back for his senior year. He explains why. Whittington is also very high on the team's three new running backs and lays out what he sees in their games. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-ducks-football-noah-whittington-makhi-hughes-jordon-davison-dierre-hill-jr--248220818/

For the past three games, “best shots” is correct. Except for the USC series, the team has not faced opponents who have ‘a little something else’ at stake when they face us. The Buckeyes - no matter the sport - want to put us in ‘our place’, while Portland was the first experience this season playing an in-house opponent with upset intentions - like the softball loss to the Beavers. As Wasikowski said, we made mistakes against the Pilots, but it wasn’t for a lack of effort, it was a lack of execution. While it’s no excuse, I try to bear in mind that of our 18 member pitching staff, 8 are freshmen. Mark is not soft pedaling, but neither is he hammering. I agree with his damage control approach of putting this behind us, and getting back to the practice field. At this moment, it’s just time for encouragement.

Oregon Ducks Freshmen Na'eem Offord, Brandon Finney, Dorian Brew Standing Out At Spring Practice After Oregon Ducks spring football practice, Co-Defensive Coordinator and Defensive Backs Coach Chris Hampton evaluated transfer safety Jadon Canady and the three true freshman cornerbacks (Na'eem Offord, Brandon Finney, Dorian Brew.) Oregon Ducks Freshmen Na'eem Offord, Brandon Finney, Dorian Brew Standing Out At Spri WWW.SI.COM The Oregon Ducks spring football practices are underway. New faces are abundant on the 2025 Oregon football team, brimming with exciting transfer talent and eli

Your "editor" always learns so much from your articles! I about choked when I read about the Sopranos connection.

#44 Jr. outside linebacker Teitum Tuioti meets with the media following Oregon Football's fourth spring practice of 2025. Oregon EDGE Teitum Tuioti: "Our room, all of us are ready." Oregon EDGE Teitum Tuioti: "Our room, all of us are ready." - On3 WWW.ON3.COM Oregon EDGE Teitum Tuioti talked about Spring practices so far and stepping into a leadership role at Oregon this season.

Oregon CO-DC Chris Hampton spoke with the media about the developments during spring football, and he gave his breakdown of the Ducks' ongoing reloading process. Everything Oregon Co-DC Chris Hampton said following spring football practice No. 4 Below is a complete transcript from Oregon's co-DC Chris Hampton following the Ducks' fourth spring practice. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/oregon-ducks-football-chris-hampton-transcript-after-fourth-spring-practice-248214935/ Hampton on Oregon DB Jahlil Florence: 'He's getting better each and every day' After missing the entire 2024-2025 season, Jahlil Florence continues to get in shape this spring. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-ducks-football-jahlil-florence-chris-hampton-getting-better-each-and-every-day-248217071/ Chris Hampton fired up about upside of Oregon's young cornerback room Oregon defensive backs Chris Hampton sees a lot of promise from the collection of young corners on this year's roster. Hampton is especially high on the the trio of freshmen who've enrolled this spring. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-football-chris-hampton-ducks-cornerbacks-naaeem-offord-ify-obidegwu-248216547/

Thanks JJ for covering this. We can only wait to see what happens. One thing for sure, college sports will never be the same. I often feel that the marginal or walk-on player in all sports provides the "heart and soul" for each team. These kids often work the hardest every practice. They bring energy pushing the starters. (I was one of those players, Mr. Inspirational) It will be sad if we lose those kids due to schollie limits. For sure some sports will be dropped or made club sports. (Is PSU seriously considering dropping bball, or was that an April fools prank) Oregon hockey has little chance to become school sponsored. Beach volleyball? Nope. Well, 1 year at a time. Is it August yet?

CHALLENGE: Oregon Football's youth EXCITING for Dan Lanning's Ducks in 2025 Spring Practice

Here's the stats for Jadrian Tracey 2023-2024 games played 36 games started 22 total minutes 975 per game 27 field goal 42% 3 point 36% free throws 78% points per game 7.6 total rebounds 129 total assists 64 2024-2025 games played 35 games started 16 total minutes 740 per game 21 field goal 48% 3 point 34% free throws 69% points per game 6.9 total rebounds 97 total assists 58 A few weeks ago, Tracey said he was coming back. I wonder what happened for him to change his mind. With the NIL, its becoming more difficult for coaches to keep players in the program. If Bittle, Evans and Shelstad stay, Coach Altman will be able to build around his core group of players.

Bye, Bye, to Eight Games without a Break. Byes in Week Six and Week 10 are close to perfect.

It's Always Sunny in South Central, Right? USC Trojans abruptly lose potential star to the Transfer Portal SATURDAYBLITZ.COM Just when it seemed like USC was building up some solid depth at running back, the Trojans got hit with a bit of a curveball. A’Marion Peterson, a promising yo

I'll start the list. I'm going with the Bash Bros Are Bryce Boettcher and Dillon Thieneman set to become the best defensive tandem in the country? AUTZENZOO.COM Early in his tenure at Oregon, at fall camp in 2022, Dan Lanning told the media, "The best teams are player-led teams."

Not Good News for J. Smith and his Spartans. Tuck Problems Still Comin' Report: Michigan State under investigation for alleged recruiting violations under Mel Tucker - On3 WWW.ON3.COM Michigan State is under investigation for alleged recruiting violations that occurred under Mel Tucker, The Detroit News reported.

Thank you, Mr. Editor, for turning my scribbling rags into a prom-worthy gown. Compare OBD's 2025 schedule with Wisconsin's, and it's easy to see that the Battle for the B1G in 2025 is a far more challenging task for the Badgers. The opener vs. Miami (OH) is not a MAC walkover. And to the difficulty of the conference schedule, why not add on a trip to Tuscaloosa to play the Tide? One day, if a game against the SEC is on the schedule of every B1G team, playing an SEC team out of conference makes sense. But this will not happen unless the SEC and the B1G are both guaranteed four teams in the playoff field. In the meantime, I'm fine with OBD playing an SEC opponent in the postseason and not before. Brace yourselves for 2027. The Ducks have but six home games, play Baylor in Waco, are on the road vs. Michigan, Nebraska, and UWho, and play Ohio State and Penn State in Eugene. WOW! There are serendipitous moments when writing these articles, none more sublime than learning that mob boss, Tony Soprano, went to school in Jersey. CAGE THE BOBCATS!

I’d really guess in this case the kid was a senior with one more year of eligibility left who wants more playing time. His production actually declined from his junior year which isn’t a good trend if you want to go out with a bang. A guard shooting under 70% from the free throw line his senior year is not a great lagging indicator imo. Bittle did exactly what he should do, but in the universe where we have NIL I’ll be very surprised if he’s not back.

Fascinating. I saw Jabba's post and thought, "yeah, I agree with this", then I read, Geotech's, and it made a lot of sense. As transfer portal enthusiast, Issac Newton said, "For every transfer portal out, there's an equal transfer portal in". Issac's team, the Neutrons, never made the tourney. I don't think Tracey is a huge loss by himself, but I don't know if Pryor will equal his production, and if OBD have to give Bittle a lot of NIL to stay, and Shelstad & Evans, that cuts into the amount left to entice new players. I hope we haven't heard anything from Shelstad because it goes without saying that he's staying.

Not ideal. He was a good role player and knew the program. You need those kind of guys on your roster. Not sure what is happening, but this is getting scary. Shelstad hasn’t said anything other than he is registered for spring classes. There has been nothing from Evans. Bittle is maybe 50/50. Oregon has 1 HS commitment from Frakes and 1 portal commitment from Pryor. Pryor has upside, but it’s not like his stats jump off the screen. He averaged 3.2 points last year and shot 18% from three. Frakes looks like an athletic freak, but how well can he shoot the ball? Is he more like Rigsby and can shoot it or is he more like the freshman version of CJ Walker?

Players who have been added to the roster after Spring break. Oregon Ducks Spring Football Roster: New Additions Dierre Hill, Brandon Finney WWW.SI.COM In three and a half weeks, Oregon Duck fans will get a taste of the squad entering into the 2025 season with the annual spring game. With practices underway and

Thanks Jon for adding quality articles to this Forum! Our Beloved Ducks appreciate your input.

This tour through Oregon’s 2025 football opponents has been fun, and we’ve all learned so much about our new B1G foes. Let’s pick it up where we left off, and turn our attention to the next teams on the slate, and get further acquainted with teams we will be competing with for a very long time. Mr. FishDuck has a ... Understanding More About Oregon’s 2025 Opponents | FishDuck FISHDUCK.COM This tour through Oregon’s 2025 football opponents has been fun, and we’ve all learned so much about our new B1G foes. Let’s pick it up...

I mean, nothing against the kid, but a senior that averaged 6.9 points and 2.8 rebounds off the bench hitting the portal isn’t exactly a red alert or this teams biggest issue imo. We need a serious infusion of offensive firepower.

7-6 Portland is the final. Stokes choked...as he gave up a hit, walked another, hit a batter, and then hit another batter for the winning run. Oregon is getting everybody's best shot right now, and we have to pull it together...

6-6 after eight innings. Whew! Oregon's closer Cole Stokes got it done with a runner on third...now onto the ninth! Cole Stokes

6-6 after seven innings, as a Garcia fast-ball got sent yard. SCO-DUCKS! P.S. There are no videos provided on "X," so none to offer tonight.