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Concerning? MEH! Who follows Bo and Gabe has been on the table for many a moon. Big Ten Football: Biggest post-spring concerns for every team SATURDAYTRADITION.COM Big Ten football teams have gotten through the spring, and each one has a big issue to solve as the calendar heads toward summer. I think Dante Will be just Stein.

No doubt Sabrina is the GOAT, Husky fans tried to say it was Plum, who had the all-time scoring record before Clark. Sabrina could have skipped going for triple doubles and led in scoring, but the 3 D translates into more of a team player, and her team was loaded, the best Duck team ever.

Yep, on a usual day, giving up one earned run, and one unearned run due to a fielding error would not be a losing effort—with this offense against most pitchers.

Feelin' Lucky, Punk? In 2024-25, without much turnover luck, 108th in the P4/G6, OBD went 13-1. Will the ball bounce better for the Ducks in 2025-26? College football Luck Index 2025: Who needs luck on their side next season? - ESPN WWW.ESPN.COM Turnover luck, coordinator upgrade, transfer portal haul? They all could lead to some upswings for a select few teams.

SIDEARM Integrations GODUCKS.COM Kedre Luschar has had a breakout senior season, but the seeds for her success were planted long ago.

Very true. Is this L worse than losing at home to Portland? No. Grinsell pitched a great game, and I sure didn't understand the line-up change, has Waz heard, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"? Very good chance that Duck's 2 and 3 pitchers are better than State's 2 and 3 pitchers, or they wouldn't be in 10th place.

Brilliant recruiting weekend for UO and the area, which included the Eugene Marathon and Half marathon Sunday, finishing in Hayward Field with elite runners.

Ducks lose 2-0, as the MSU pitcher had the game of his career going all nine innings. There is no rest for us, as we will get everyone’s best shot.

2-0 Michigan State after seven innings. Grinsell is at 92 pitches, and trust him more than a reliever. Problem is, their pitcher is untouchable, and he only has 72 pitches. he could go all nine innings, while Oregon is running out of outs!

Oregon basketball center Nate Bittle not invited to NBA Combine Although Oregon Ducks center Nate Bittle was assumed to return to the program for the 2025-26 season, the 7-footer from Central Point, Ore. wanted to test out the NBA draft waters. On Friday, he received some news on that front. Bittle did not receive an invitation to the NBA Combine later this month, which could diminish his chances of being drafted in June. This might be disappointing news for Bittle, but it's potentially good news for the Ducks, who will have one of the best centers in the country next season if he chooses to return for one more year in Eugene. Oregon basketball center Nate Bittle not invited to NBA Combine DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Oregon center Nate Bittle is one step closer to returning to the Ducks as the NBA doesn't give him an invitation to the combine.

2-0 Michigan State after six innings. Grinsell has 79 pitches, so I think he’ll be on the mound for the seventh.

2-0 Michigan State after five innings, as they hit a line-drive dinger.

1-0 Michigan State after four innings. A great pick-off by Grayson Grinsell again!

1-0 Michigan State after three innings. I am having spammer problems on my desktop, so I will be posting from my mobile phone, and will be unable to provide the usual items I’ve done before.

Yes. That is why I was surprised when I heard (from what I believe to be reliable source -- one of the Duck podcasts) that Pryor was going to try and get a job in the NBA (but likely end up at Oregon).

1-0 Michigan State after two innings as Anson Aroz dropped a fly-ball as he was running to get it, and thus a runner scored on it. A great throw to third base to pick off the runner trying to extend his bases...but the score occurred before. We have some puzzling defensive lineup changes, as Anson Aroz moves to center field, and Mason Neville is the Designated Hitter. Dominic Hellman is playing first base, which I expected to see next year, and they moved Jacob Walsh to left field? I do not get this at all...Waz has a great reason, but I be darned if I can figure it out.

Those waters seem dry. Didn’t he play limited minutes and average 3 PPG?

0-0 after one inning as it appears the umpire behind the plate is not giving the outside edge to the pitchers. Michigan State's lefty is tough, and our batters are finding that the ball does not carry as far in their park. (Heavy, cold air?) Not only is Oregon's Grayson Grinsell on point, but he is SO GOOD at pick-off moves at first and second base.

And surprisingly (at least to me), I heard Pryor is going to test the NBA waters.

Good news! Sarr is a must have at this point. The portal window has closed and Oregon still has 6 available scholarships. The roster looks like this: Proven: Shelstad Evans Bittle (maybe) Unproven: Simpkins Scored less than 4PPG last year: Phillips Pryor Goodman Lindsay Kobzystyi YIKES!!!

Recapping each of Oregon's 11 incoming transfers and their fits this fall The Ducks have added nearly a dozen players from the transfer portal this offseason. Here's a rundown of who is in the fold and what their outlook might look like for playing time this fall. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/oregon-ducks-ducks-football-isaiah-world-bear-alexander-dillon-thieneman-makhi-hughes-249548406/

I wonder how often he kicks with hang time. Lots of line drive bouncers in the middle of the field in his YouTube highlights. I don’t know how to link them. Could he be a situational punter for us?

Punting at the spring game was beyond bad.

This could mean something now: Apparently Sarr has started following Nate Bittle on Instagram.

We all know that stats do not guarantee performance but..... League play only Grinsell 1.81 ERA first in the league Reitz 3.67 ERA 8th Dzierwa 3.69 ERA 9th Iowa has 3 pitchers in the top 15, pretty impressive