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Oregon is preparing to enter its second season in the B1G. Though rivalries can take a long time to develop, it feels like we have some new rivalries brewing in the B1G. For the sake of simplicity I am not counting USC, UCLA and Washington on this list. They are our established longtime rivals from the Pac-12, and our hatred ... Oregon's Top 5 New Rivalries in the BIG

When I heard the Ducks were recruiting Bear, I had very muixed feelings. He thought he was the biggest star on the team at the beginning of year 2 (he contributed some as a freshman), was chippy with his OL teammates, got his b--t kicked several times in practice, and sulked because nobody saw his value. Portaled to USC and badmouthed Georgia for the next year. This Spring before signing with Oregon, he explored returning to Georgia, Kirby put the inquiry to a yes/no vote of the upperclassmen and they said that he needed a new start elsewhere. So now he's a Duck and I wish the best for him. But I have to admit that I am more than a little nervous about this one. Hopefully, he truly has grown up.

It's pre-season make fun of rats and cougs time. Oregon State has a truly awful and messed up schedule because OSU and WSU went full scorched earth on the only conference that would help them... the Mountain West. These schedules are absolutely dreadful and the sad fact of the matter is that for the Beavers and Cougs they might not even dominate these schedules they threw together out of desperation. Oregon State BeaversOregon State Football ScheduleView the 2025 Oregon State Football Schedule at on3.com. The Beavers Football schedule includes opponents, date, time, and results. Washington State CougarsWashington State Football ScheduleView the 2025 Washington State Football Schedule at on3.com. The Cougars Football schedule includes opponents, date, time, and results. And perhaps the saddest part of it all is that OSU and WSU play each other TWICE! Anyway... here are my record predictions. Oregon State 7-5 Washington State 9-3 I think both come out with winning records but I think they both take some embarrassing losses. And even if one of them comes out of this with say.... 11-1 these schedules are so bad that they aren't getting a playoff invite no matter what.

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For the vast majority of universities, that “from the top” is absolutely essential simply because football is so expensive and it’s importances to the overall health of other sports programs does not allow that support to lack focus. Stanford’s endowment makes them to the exception, allowing them, it appears, to support non-revenue programs without suffering the consequences most other schools would feel.

After those motions were denied by the Circuit Court, according to The Oregonian's James Crepea, Austin got some positive news this past week. Crepea reports that Oregon Chief Justice Meagan Flynn granted a motion to delay Austin’s criminal trial, which will stall things for anywhere from three to 12 months. This means that Austin will be able to start the season with the Ducks this year, and likely could end up playing throughout the 2025 campaign before all is said and done. Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning addresses latest updates in Daylen Austin’s legal case

The Oregon Ducks will be hosting one of the nation's top quarterback prospects later this year.One of the nation's top prospects in the 2027 class will be in Eugene later this year to check out the Oregon Ducks in a game-day setting. Four-star quarterback Keegan Croucher confirmed to DuckTerritory.com he'll be in Eugene sooner than later to see the Ducks in action. Croucher has confirmed that he'll be in Eugene in November to watch the Ducks take on the USC Trojans on November 22nd Four-star QB locks in visit date for later this year to see Oregon Football

The Ducks were inside Autzen Stadium on Saturday for a scrimmage.The first full week of preseason camp for the Oregon football team wrapped up Saturday with a scrimmage inside Autzen Stadium. University of Oregon AthleticsFootball Practice Report: Aug. 9 - University of Oregon A...The Ducks were inside Autzen Stadium on Saturday for a scrimmage.

When you are not supported from the top of the administration on down, and your AD can make terrible hires and not be removed, when it's not cool (or whatever today's word is) for students to attend football games, you will not have a winning program. Today's students are tomorrow's boosters. If they are not fans today, the money needed to sustain excellence will not be there.

My comment on Canzano's site: Michigan does not play at Central Michigan. Ohio State does not play at Bowling Green. Penn State does not play at Slippery Rock. Oregon should not play in Corvallis. Do not schedule Beavis. Never schedule Boise State. Without playoff automatic qualifiers, open every season in Autzen against Portland State and hand the in-state Vikings a check. In their championship seasons, Michigan and Ohio State played no P4 opponent out of conference. Penn State is following this model in 2025. Everyone is excited over Texas at Ohio State, Michigan at Oklahoma, Notre Dame at Miami, and LSU at Clemson, and I get this. But four of these ranked teams will have a loss after Week 1. The last time a 3-loss team made the BCS, 4-team, or 12-team playoff field as an at-large team was never. So, the losers had better be conference champions, not you, Notre Dame, or go 11-0 the rest of the way. 3-loss Clemson was ranked No. 16 by the Committee in the final poll of 2024, but made the field because Miami choked against Syracuse, and Clemson held on to defeat SMU, and automatically qualified as the ACC champion. (BTW, since 1984, no team ranked lower than 15th in the final regular season poll has won a championship the following season.) Mega-Conference conference schedules vary greatly in strength of schedule. We'd all like to see more B1G against SEC nonconference games, and this is one of the reasons Tony Petitti wants an expanded playoff field with automatic qualifiers. Without AQs, tough out-of-conference games are not worth the playoff candle.

My mother, Stanford class ‘34, would have agreed that other than the Big Game against Cal, football tipped the enthusiasm scales in Palo Alto about even with other sports; and, maybe a bit less than Olympic specific ones. Looks like there tepid support for the gridiron has finally caught up with them.

"I hope the loop will be restored by the end of August. I was at Autzen about a week ago, and it was a mess then." The photos of street inside this link show it is pretty close to their end of August target. Addicted To QuackOregon Football New Indoor Facility Update 06/2025We show you how construction looks right now

The forum thread with the "Foundation" video--has some looks inside the video.

A great video, and contributed by a new member AIGoDucks, who we welcome! As he said to me about this video, "it makes me proud to be a Duck."

https://www.addictedtoquack.com/2025/6/21/24453107/oregon-ducks-football-new-indoor-facility-update-06-2025 Not much help, but shows where they were in June.

I hope the loop will be restored by the end of August. I was at Autzen about a week ago, and it was a mess then.

No photos, but it is my understanding the Leo Harris Parkway loop from Martin Luther King Blvd is supposed to be restored by the end of August. That alone was a big project. At least that was the goal.

Great comment. Since the inception of the BCS, college football has tried to serve two masters: a one-true-champion playoff that incorporates bowl games. In the NFL, fans of teams with better records, for the most part, are rewarded with home games. ASU fans in 2024-25 should not have had to travel to Atlanta to watch the Sun Devils play Texas. Thankfully, CFB has seeding squared away this season, but the college FBS playoff needs to mirror the football playoffs managed by the NCAA. Home games at the higher-ranked teams' stadiums until the champ game. The fans of last season's champion were awarded with a home game before having to travel to Pasadena, Dallas, and Atlanta. The No. 1 seed's fans did not get to watch OBD play the winner of the Boise State vs. Indiana game in Autzen. Fans matter. Or at least they should.

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Good news, bad news, defense was better. Defense "wins the day" in Oregon's first scrimmage of fall camp

Everything Oregon football head coach Dan Lanning said about Oregon's fall camp scrimmage No. 1

Thank you. I’m more interested in up to date pics of construction.

The YouTube video titled Under Construction | Foundation | Fall Camp Week 1 was produced by GoDucks, the official media team of the University of Oregon Athletics. It’s part of their “Under Construction” video series, which offers an inside look at Oregon Football’s Fall Camp.

See if this works for you. Artist renderings. https://gcr.uoregon.edu/sites/default/files/maps_7_14.pdf