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Tez Johnson making it in Tampa. Go TEZ! What Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rookie Tez Johnson Said About Quarterback Baker Mayfield WWW.SI.COM With the first round of mandatory minicamps wrapping last week for NFL teams, many rookies got their first taste of working with their now teammates. Rookie Tam

Where Oregon football ranks among most well-represented colleges in NFL There are well over 1,000 players on NFL active rosters, and when one looks at just one of the 32 rosters, the odds are they'll see an Oregon Duck or two. The Ducks are among the active leaders of college programs in having former players on an active NFL roster. There are 47 former Oregon players in the NFL in 2025. That number ranks ninth in all of college football. The Ducks just increased the previous number by nearly 33 percent, with 10 players drafted in the most recent NFL selection process. To no one's surprise, the Alabama Crimson Tide (72) and Georgia Bulldogs (70) lead the country. What is interesting to see, however, is that the USC Trojans (42) and Washington Huskies (41) are behind the Ducks on the list. Where Oregon football ranks among most well-represented colleges in NFL DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Where the Oregon Ducks rank among all colleges when it comes to the most players in the NFL in 2025.

4-star QB Bryson Beaver to take official visit to Oregon Ducks this weekend Few recruits in the 2026 class have had as big of a whirlwind of a week as 4-star quarterback Bryson Beaver. After being a 3-star commit for the Boise State Broncos less than a week ago, Beaver received an offer from the Oregon Ducks and saw his recruitment quickly take off. Since, he's been bumped up to a 4-star by On3, received a pair of SEC offers, and visited both the Ole Miss Rebels and Alabama Crimson Tide. Now it appears that he is set to take an official visit to the Ducks this coming weekend, where Dan Lanning and crew will work to remind him who kicked off the recruiting whirlwind. 4-star QB Bryson Beaver to take official visit to Oregon Ducks this weekend DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The Oregon Ducks are expected to host fast-rising 4-star quarterback Bryson Beaver on an official visit this coming weekend.

Previewing the 2025 Northwest Showcase at Western Oregon University Previewing the 2025 Northwest Showcase at Western Oregon University... The Northwest Showcase returns to Western Oregon University to kick off the Mega Camp circuit in the Pacific Northwest. Coaches from a number of schools are expected, including Oregon, with head coach Dan Lanning, Washington State, with head coach Jimmy Rogers, Boise State, with head coach Spencer Danielson and Sacramento State, with head coach Brennan Marion, plus host coach Arne Ferguson, the head coach of Western Oregon along with coaches from numerous other schools. With over 800 players on the roster from the 2026-2029 classes, there are also a number of top recruits expected, including several with multiple offers from Power 5 conferences. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/previewing-the-2025-northwest-showcase-at-western-oregon-university-250972762/

Predicting who will be Oregon's offensive statistical leaders Here's a look at how Oregon's offensive stats may break down in 2025. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/oregon-football-dante-moore-makhi-hughes-kenyon-sadiq--250977481/

The No. 1 Cornerback in America Brandon Arrington is down to two heavyweight programs The Texas A&M Aggies and the Oregon Ducks wait anxiously as the Nation's top cornerback will announce a decision on Thursday. The No. 1 Cornerback in America Brandon Arrington is down to two heavyweight programs SATURDAYBLITZ.COM The Summer has brought about a recruiting frenzy as official visits have started a domino effect on the recruiting trail with the Nation's top recruits flying o

TRENDING? Oregon Football in GREAT spot for 5-star Brandon Arrington/. Os Washington a threat?

Speaking of 2007. Was Rich Brooks the coach who got Kentucky into the top 10 in 2007? That alone tells me how good he was. I think your 2001 Oregon squad was worthy of championship talk imo.

The fact that the words, “Oregon St, Texas St., Louisiana Tech, and Tarleton St (!)” are mentioned in the same paragraph as domino fallouts of the movement is highly suggestive of how junior varsity this PAC has become.

Let's hope it's too make room for someone Waz found to bring the pitching to the next level. Hawksworth has been solid but tournament time has been a problem for the pitching staff with some big let down.

Number I’m hearing for new TV deal is about $7M-$8M/team. Time will tell. Going to be entertaining watching OSU come in 5th in the new 8 team G6 conference.

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Penn State Wire's top B1G receiving rankings are Duckless. B1G Mistake. TOSU TE Max Klare but no Sadiq? How soon they forget the Champ Game. Oh, and Phil Longo and his Dairy Raid at the request of Luke Finkell have left the Wisconsin building. Details, right? Top 10 Big Ten receiving leaders returning in 2025 NITTANYLIONSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Penn State's transfer additions are among the most productive wide receivers returning to the Big Ten in 2025. Returning? Pena transferred in from Syracuse. I believe Syracuse is in the ACC and not the B1G conference. Ohio State's TE Klare transferred in from the B1G's Purdue, but he's not returning to the Boilermakers. Many guys on this list require me to go Butch Cassidy and ask: Who are these guys?

Scouting the opposition. PSU should be strong at the RB position. Top 10 Big Ten returning rushing leaders in 2025 NITTANYLIONSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Do Nicholas Singleton and Kaytron Allen top the list of returning Big Ten rushing leaders? PSU, not surprisingly, ranks its two RBs 1st and 2nd in the B1G. Both PSU RBs gashed OBD for 100+ yards in the conference champ game. Can the D hold these guys down on 9/27/25? FYI. Nits, along with Whit, OBD is bringing Makhi to the White Out. And, a lot of fired-up Forum members.

From Wikipedia: At Oregon, Moore played wide receiver and wingback as a sophomore in 1969 and made the all-conference team.[12] He moved to running back, where he was an All-American in 1971—in the same backfield with quarterback Dan Fouts.[1] In his final season with the Ducks (1971), he rushed for 1,211 yards, caught 32 passes for 324 yards, and scored 10 touchdowns. He finished his three seasons of college football with 2,036 rushing yards, 131 receptions for 1,565 yards, and 36 touchdowns.[13] At the time Moore left Oregon, his rushing yards, receptions, and 226 points were all school records.[14]

U are spot on. I think with the Texas Bobcats, they may have made a miss-state?

I guess you must have "State" in your school name to join the new Pac

Can't argue about DAT's legacy. I still remember the day he announced he was coming to Oregon. To borrow the name, he was the Trail Blazer, not only for the pipeline Oregon still enjoys from LA, but yes, players from all over watched DAT play and wanted to do be like DAT!

He is from Vancouver BC and is friends with the Cowboy's coaches brother. So, friends of family?

He'd better be more than a GM if he want's to coach UNC very long. I'm predicting he'll be back on the market soon and his next connection won't be quite as young and clueless. He's younger than I am and his girl is older than my grandchildren but not by much.

Don't know why and it does scare me a little but I have confidence that Waz has enough of the right contacts to get a strong replacement. OK State is not a step up, so something is going on. Could be money or a coming shot at a head coach soon. I don't follow the college game that closely and I haven't hunted down any OK city papers to see what they have to say.

The thing is the PAC?? has to have enough teams to qualify as a conference or they will drop a load of money and there is not a long list jumping onto that broken wheeled bandwagon. That, the fact that every conference has a last place team, and more often the conference lifts up a team than a team drags down a conference make Texas State an acceptable choice. The new PAC isn't going recreate a power five but has enough quality to not be a minor conference. I doubt they'll ever be a power again but they might get to the level of a BIG12 with some luck and a lot of work.

I was contemporary with Bobby. He did a lot a great things but fumbled way too often in an era when the Ducks couldn't afford fumbles. In the NFL he was a WR, not a running back so he didn't have to hold onto the ball going through the line. For my money, he should be a aside in the conversation and we never ran into a lot of recruits who would like to follow in his large footprints or play for the team he made their dream team like they did DAT.

Remember the halcyon days of college football? Sure, we laugh at the Huskies and their split 'ship in '91, but that was a great team, and there were split champs before and after, controversy raged. Good times. The money problem, ignored by the NCAA, of coaches getting big bucks and going wherever and whenever they wanted while the student-athlete couldn't get a job festered until where it is now. The NCAA figured the football player should not get NIL money if the Art major didn't, they're both student/athletes.

Memphis last conference distribution was $11 million. But, there is unequal distribution in the AAC, and Memphis received the most. Based on performance such as Tournament and bowl participation apparently. The distribution that year also included money from the SMU buyout when they went to the ACC. I don't think Memphis can see this as a money play. It would only be if they feel it would put them in the best Group of 6 conference with a CFP possibility. Likely football only with the other sports staying east such as the Big East for basketball. And if that happened, the Pac would still need Texas State first as an all-sports member. 4 football road games in the West also would not make an easy nut to crack to win the Pac9.