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Jadon Canady has graduated, so what's Oregon's plan at nickel for 2026?Jadon Canady has graduated, so what's Oregon's plan at nickel for 2026? https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/jadon-canady-has-graduated-so-whats-oregons-plan-at-nickel-for-2026-282540986/

Dan Lanning, coordinators outline what matters most in Oregon’s spring gameDan Lanning, Drew Mehringer and Chris Hampton explain Oregon’s spring game format and what they want to evaluate on both sides of the ball. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/dan-lanning-coordinators-outline-what-matters-most-in-oregons-spring-game-282541799/

The top 32 prospects based on their CFB 'careers' - https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/nfl-draft-2026-prospect-rankings-college-careers/

The B1G Ten tournament, featuring 12 teams, will have a new look this spring. The first three days of the tournament will feature a double-elimination brackets, pairing eight teams seeded 5-12. Four games will be held on Tuesday May 19th and Wednesday May 20th and two games on Thursday May 21st to produce four qualifiers. The four advancing teams will face seeds 1-4 in a single elimination quarterfinals on Friday May 22nd. Semi-finals take place on Saturday May 23rd, followed by the championship game On Sunday, May 24th. All 17 tournament games will be carried live on the B1G Ten network. The Nebraska Cornhuskers have captured the last two titles. The games will be played at Charles Schwab field in Omaha, Nebraska. Our Ducks are currently in 4th place. With home games against Penn St. and USC, road games against Washington and UCLA, they face a challenge, especially against the Trojans and Bruins. It's imperative that they finish in the top four. Schools that finish between the 5 and 12 seeds simply won't have enough pitching to win the tournament. The Bruins will probably win it, but a runner-up for 2nd place would be quite the accomplishment for Oregon.

To Texas State?

The D1Baseball poll came out for this week, and Oregon remains ranked and poised to move higher with more wins. No. 1 UCLA 36-3 No. 6 Beavis 30-8 (Who we play in Corvallis on Wednesday night at 5:35) No. 19 Oregon 28-11 No. 20 Nebraska 31-9 No. 23 USC 30-11 The Big-10 rankings are in great flux, although UCLA has run away with it, and everyone else is playing for second, or simply good NCAA seeding later. Gotta win games! Oregon averages 7.8 runs per game, and give us good relief pitching....?

The rule change to punt formations was merely a footnote. Now, it’s a full-blown controversy. After the NCAA’s Division I Football Bowl Subdivision Oversight Committee on March 19 adopted what the special teams community has called a “drastic rule change,” the measure that restricts player movement for “two adjacent linemen on either side of the snapper” faced objections from coaches. However, those objections didn't stop the NCAA football rules subcommittee from upholding the change in a call held Thursday, April 9, a person with knowledge of the vote told USA TODAY Sports. “We didn’t have a chance for answers,” a current Power conference special teams coordinator from a College Football Playoff participant told USA TODAY Sports. “Some people basically were already done with spring football when this was passed. “I can’t do it or teach it in the summer, because that’s cheating and then I’d get fired.” https://trojanswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2026/04/09/why-ncaa-new-punt-rule-change-has-college-football-coaches-fuming-special-teams/89525109007/

Dan Lanning Names The Oregon Player Who Took A Massive LeapOregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning didn't mince words about the potential offensive star who has taken a massive leap since joining the team. Oregon Ducks On SIDan Lanning Names The Oregon Player Who Took A Massive LeapOregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning didn't mince words about tight end Jamari Johnson's understanding of the offense. The Ducks and quarterback Dante Moore will rely

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Lanning likes Jamari Johnson's growth. Dan Lanning Names The Oregon Player Who Took A Massive Leap

Three recruits finally know what the term committed means . . . for now? Oregon OT commit Avery Michael shuts down recruitment

Incredible post, Jon. You make a powerful case, and I agree with you in that it would increase the interest in regular season games, because more teams have a shot at making the field. Teams that stumble, and have one bad game still have a chance to make the Playoffs. More money, more opportunities for teams to make the Playoffs, more exposure for all, and more great, compelling games. Greg Sankey?

You don't even have to ask me. I spent years working 12 miles from CornValley. Beaver fans are *******s. For instance, when Jesse Nash drowned, their joke Du jour was... How do you teach a Duck to swim? Throw him in the Willamette! Har har. To be fair, they're not ALL bad. But those rubes out in the valley are pretty ridiculous. ... I'd die before I would pay good money for Resers or Marketside products, or even accept a free fast food breakfast sandwich. Buck the Feavers.

Great presentation Jon. We need you to help Sankey and Petiti get their heads out of the sand. Come together and stop worrying about looking weak in a standoff. We'd have to move up the playoff, and that would likely mean CCG and the Army-Navy game weekends would have to change. Joel Klatt spoke about moving Army-Navy to open every season. Purists wouldn't love that. We'd also need some more info on who from the G6 should get the nod. But as Notre Dame proved two years ago, and Miami last year. Anybody can get hot and make a run, given the chance. Of course those were two loss teams, but who's to say Texas couldn't have gotten hot with Arch finally starting to put it together. Iowa would've been a tough out imo. Look at what they did vs Indiana and Oregon, plus the beat down they put on Vanderbilt.

Oregon Ducks' Biggest Recruiting Targets Before Summer VisitsThe Oregon Ducks are targeting a pair of elite Southern California recruits. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks' Biggest Recruiting Targets Before Summer Vi...The Oregon Ducks are in the middle of arguably their busiest few weeks of the year when it comes to recruiting, with coach Dan Lanning and his staff working to

Coach Lanning always has a plan; a plan to help athletes achieve their dreams! Oregon Ducks On SIDan Lanning Pulls Back the Curtain on Dakorien Moore's Lo...In front of a Hayward Field crowd filled with his football teammates, Oregon Ducks wide receiver Dakorien Moore jumped 7.48m in the long jump at Oregon's track

Oregon Football Spring Practice Buzz | ANOTHER Surprise Freshman Starter?Dan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks Football Program continue to work thier way through spring practice. We got more freshman starting to make some buzz headlined by Tommy Tofi.

GAMECHANGERS: Oregon's Wideouts Among Nation's BEST Units, Dakorien Moore Breakout Season w/Stewart?Oregon's wide receiver room has as much talent and depth as ever before. Does Dakorien Moore headline a group that's among the Ducks' best position rooms? On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin discusses a recent hint about Oregon's offensive line. Will Dante Moore play behind a unit as good as last season? Sophomore EDGE Nasir Wyatt has Oregon fans buzzing after an impact true freshman season. How big could his breakout be in 2026 racking up sacks? 00:00 Football injuries and player updates 05:06 Evan Stewart's potential return 07:04 Oregon's wide receiver talents 12:58 Discussing Poncho's starting position 13:45 Evaluating the offensive line potential 18:09 Predicting Oregon's offensive line performance 20:30 Impressive defensive game stats 23:52 Reflecting on Oregon's 2013-14 Season 27:31 Discussing Oregon basketball team strategies

"...four-loss Iowa defeated 10-2 Vanderbilt in a terrific bowl game four losses sounds like a lot but sometimes fate lays a blow Iowa in 2025 L 13-16 at Iowa St - ISU FG with 1:52 left L 15-20 vs Indiana - Hoosiers got a TD with 1:28 left L 16-18 vs Oregon - Ducks FG with 0:03 left L 21-26 at USC in a rain deluge

Before I begin lobbying on behalf of a 24-team college football (CFB) playoff (PO), allow me to present the 2026-27 24-team PO field determined by using The Sporting News 2026 Composite Preseason Top 25. The Composite Ranking is a compilation of preseason top 25s from The Sporting News, Athlon, The Athletic, Bleacher Report, CBS Sports, ESPN, Sports Illustrated, USA Today, Yahoo Sports, and On3. Ten of the most popular CFB sites. One comment before posting the field. What Tony Petitti and the Big Ten propose is actually a 16-team PO field with eight first-round play-in games. Think of a 64-team basketball field with four play-in games. The 24-team format, which no longer includes automatic qualifiers, will deliver a far less controversial playoff field. Of course, the fans of the team ranked twenty-five will witch, thus be it ever. The eighth teams with a first-round bye will, depending on the calendar, be idle for only seven to ten days. Let's end or at least reduce the subjectivity that comes from having to determine a PO from twelve disparate data points, and through a mirror looking darkly. In 2025, the 3-loss team that should have been in the playoff field was Texas and not Alabama. Texas was not rewarded for playing a marquee out-of-conference (OOC) game at Ohio State. 3-loss Alabama was not penalized for losing an OOC game to a bad Florida State team. Then, there was 11-2 BYU. Both losses were to No. 4 Texas Tech. Alabama's conference champ game loss did not matter to the committee. BYU's loss made a multi-million-dollar difference to the B12. To the field: 16 Alabama vs. 17 SMU - Tuscaloosa, Alabama - Winner plays No. 1 Ohio State in Columbus, Ohio 15 Ole Miss vs. 18 Utah - Oxford, Mississippi - Winner plays No. 2 Texas in Austin, Texas 14 Michigan vs. 19 Louisville - Ann Arbor, Michigan - Winner plays No 3 Georgia in Athens, Georgia 13 USC vs 21 Iowa - Los Angeles, CA. - Winner plays No. 4 Indiana in Bloomington, Indiana 12 LSU vs 20 Penn State - Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Winner plays No. 5 Oregon in Eugene, Oregon (Under the proposed format, there would be no 1st-round rematch games. Accordingly, USC, which played Penn State in the regular season, would play 21 Iowa, and LSU would play 20 Penn State) 11 BYU vs 22 Washington - Provo, Utah - Winner plays No 6 Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana 10 Oklahoma vs 23 Houston - Norman, Oklahoma - Winner plays No 7 Texas Tech in Lubbock, Texas 9 Miami vs No. 24 G6 representative - Miami Gardens, Florida - (G6 representative knocks out 24 Missouri.) Winner plays No 8 Texas A&M in College Station, Texas. A review of the bidding - Group of 6 - One team in, but come December, two G6 teams would likely be in the field playing 1st-round opponents. This would give the G6 teams a better chance to advance to the 2nd-round. No need to send the paramedics to South Bend; Notre Dame is in. ACC - Three teams in the field: Louisville, Miami, and SMU - One first-round home game - Two more teams than were in the 2025-26 playoffs. B12 - Three teams in the field: BYU, Utah, and Texas Tech - One first-round bye - Two more teams than were in the 2025-26 playoffs. One home game. SEC - Seven teams in the field: Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Texas, and Texas A&M - Three 1st-round byes - Seven home games. Two more teams than were in the 2025-26 playoffs. Big Ten - Eight teams in the field: Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, USC, Washington. Three first-round byes. Five home games. Five more teams than were in the 2025-26 playoffs. (Hey, it's Tony's plan, right?) All of the G6 and Power 4 conferences would benefit financially from this format. Fox, CBS, and NBC would join the PO broadcast bidding. Fox Sports CEO Eric Shanks estimates that the CFB postseason revenue would at least double. In addition, under this format, more money would flow from better out-of-conference matchups. The B1G and the SEC will compete in a Volleyball Challenge in 2026; why not a football challenge? Flex-scheduled end of the regular season conference championship and 'playoff play-in games', matching three versus six and four versus five, would also increase the value of a conference's college football game inventory. In today's college football world of mega-conferences with all conference teams matching up over a number of seasons, NIL, and largely unregulated transfers, these flex-scheduled games, while bringing in more money, would provide in-conference scheduling equity. The B1G's proposal, now also recommended by the NCAA, would have the season uniformly begin in Week Zero, with the playoff beginning and ending two weeks earlier than now, and also reduce PO games competing against NFL postseason games. A third and even a fourth loss in football (unless you're Bama) will not destroy a team and its fans' playoff hopes. Last season, four-loss Iowa defeated 10-2 Vanderbilt in a terrific bowl game. This game would have been worthy of a 1st-round game, a game that would have drawn millions more viewers than watched the Whatever Bowl. In 2025-26, two-loss Notre Dame, Vanderbilt, BYU, and Utah, three-loss Texas, USC, Illinois, and four-loss Iowa in a 24-team playoff would not have rocked or destroyed the very foundation of college football. College sports have to find access to additional money. I do not want to see the ACC and the B12 disappear. I do not want to see non-revenue sports disappear. I'm tired of Tony Petitti's playoff format being dumped on because it will supposedly destroy the regular season. Horse Hockey! In my seven decades of following college sports, I cannot count the number of times expanding a playoff field would ruin the regular season. It hasn't happened, and it will not happen if a 24-team playoff field is adopted. If the NCAA and not a broadcast entity managed the Division 1 football postseason, we would have a 24-team, at least, college football playoff. All those out there, including myriad college football journalists, bemoaning the destruction of college football tradition, I ask you: What tradition is left? If the CFB (and CBB) inventory is not further capitalized by expanding the playoff, what do you suggest to stave off a Super Conference, a Group of 8, and many non-revenue sports becoming club sports? I'm hearing crickets.