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Oregon Ducks’ Most Valuable Player Of The Season So FarThe Oregon Ducks have talent on both sides of the ball who have made substantial impacts through the first five games. However. redshirt sophomore quarterback Dante Moore, who is catching attention of NFL front offices, earns MVP so far. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks’ Most Valuable Player Of The Season So FarThe No. 2 Oregon Ducks have been untouched in 2025 thus far, going 5-0 and beating their opponents by an incredible margin of 233-60. Oregon's offense has been

Our second roundtable of the bye week is ready. As you probably read from the title, we are voting for our standout freshman of the season so far. ScoopDuck Roundtable: Best True Freshman So Far This Season

Ten Ducks whose roles have been surprising through five games Here are 10 Oregon players who've played more or less than expected in the early going for the Ducks.

The Oregon Ducks' College Football Playoff Chances Are ChangingThe No. 2 Oregon Ducks have been revitalized after losing 11 players to the 2025 NFL Draft, but coach Dan Lanning and his staff have rewritten the narrative that this season is a 'rebuild year'--The Ducks are now viewed as a top team in the country with the greatest chance of securing a playoff spot. Oregon Ducks On SIThe Oregon Ducks' College Football Playoff Chances Are Ch...After the No. 2 Oregon Ducks walked into Happy Valley on Sept. 27. and took down No. 7 Penn State in double overtime 30-24, not only did the team rise in rankin

Dan Lanning Reveals Interesting Story About Dante Moore and Noah WhittingtonRecovering from their close victory against Penn State in the White Out, the Oregon Ducks are taking the bye week to reflect on what strengthens them as a team. For Dan Lanning, that includes leadership seen between Dante Moore and Noah Whittington. Oregon Ducks On SIDan Lanning Reveals Interesting Story About Dante Moore a...It's a much needed bye week for the No. 2 Oregon Ducks, as the flock rests and recovers to face No. 8 Indiana at Autzen Stadium on Oct. 11. For the Ducks, it's

Oregon coach Dan Lanning spoke in depth about Dante Moore and his performance against Penn State on Wednesday. Here's what Lanning had to say about his quarterback's ability to hang tough against an top-tier defense. Dan Lanning outlines what allowed Dante Moore to thrive against elite defensive play

Don't know if they were food poisoned or not but they clearly choked.

Just thought it was funny as a pile on: USC Trojans On SILincoln Riley Addresses Controversy Of USC's Food Poisoni...USC Trojans coach Lincoln Riley addressed the controversy surrounding the 34-32 last-second loss to Illinois in week 5. Multiple Trojans were dealing with food

KB, talking to Dakorien Moore during pregame warm up (25:25)…”These are the types of games where legends are born, go be legendary”. Dakorien’s dead serious response…..”This is what I came for” Such Great Content.

I have to admit that I loved it. But then again I have loved everything I have watched this week, and I loved them all even the second or third time I watched. I have been a Duck fan going way back through all the bad years, and I can feel nothing but enjoyment for how everything has changed.

I really enjoyed this. I had not listened to them before. They really give some great insights.

5 Oregon quarterbacks starting Sunday in either the NFL or the CFL . Nix, Herbert, Mariota, Gabriel in the NFL, and Adams , in the CFL. With Masoli only one play away from playing.

Mo Mooreba!

At USC Bear was thrown to the wolves because he was really all they had. Add the hamstring injury to that pressure, and a transfer was all but a given. At Oregon, our well stocked DL room has given him the time and room to establish himself and find his footing, and boy, has he ever!

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I am reminded of a short story I read in high school some 71 plus years ago about a fellow who sold his soul to the devil. Didn't turn out too great for him. This deal is being promoted by people who will make a commission off the sale. I'm reasonably positive that the best interests of Duck fans are not at the top of their list of goals. Right now, college football and college athletics in general are in a constant state of change. Not a time to put your feet in concrete for the next 20 years.

I kind of had the same hohum response. we are entering the getting spoiled phase.

I hate private equity that typically seems to strip mine everything it can at everyone's expense. In this case it appears the B1G is getting: $2B Outsourced Business Management Outsourced Business development, with incentives to drive growth The entity is getting 5% of the profits going forward. It seems like a reasonable deal. My concerns lie in strip mining fans which the B1G governance has to limit, but they will be under a lot more incentive and pressure from the entity to do bad things for the fans that increase profits (i.e. corruption). I'm also nervous about how this affects the flexibility of the league and it's compounded by extending the grant of right to TWO DECADES which as another poster commented sounds extremely foolish in light of the ACC experience. Is conference realignment frozen by this? Are distributions to the equity holders frozen by this? Are the media deals frozen by this? Bottom line, anytime private equity gets involved the public's pockets are going to get picked. This will be no different. The inflation of prices for everything the B1G gets a cut of will be huge as the find the pricing pain point where hardcore fans tap out. Jerseys, game and tailgating tickets, B1G network subscriptions, longer commercial breaks, etc. And who knows what the future holds and how the lack of flexibility could leave the B1G out in the cold as the industry innovates, resulting in hollowing out the league.

Tough to anoint anyone as the best in the country at their position after 5 games. Dante has a very talented team surrounding him, and certainly possesses the talent to become the “best.” The Penn State game puts him into the National Spotlight, and Heismann tropy discussion. In the end, it will be all about winning games, as a team, that will determine his rise in the college ranks. Exciting times for OBD.

Great article Alex, thanks for sharing! If Dante is not the best QB in college football, it is hard to say who is better. He is steady and level-headed, he has a very powerful and accurate arm with the ability to put incredible ‘touch’ on his throws, All that in one package, then throw in a big fast and talented O-line to protect him, speed, size and depth in the RB room, and uber-talented pass catchers! On top of that we have a top 10 Defense with an incredible amount of experience, depth and youth! Methinks it is going to be a fun season for OBD!

I have worked with private equity firms and they use questionable tactics. They will always tout their management expertise to increase values, but generally look for short term profits with little regard to the long term health. Private equity works best when valuation of assets is based upon an active marketplace. They will pay themselves huge management fees, and once they own something, they also have the rights to sell it. I would immediately vote no on the idea of capitalization of something that is so very difficult to value. How often do you see equity right to a Universities ability to generate income up for sale?

The LA schools have become Oregon feeder schools. 😂

Abdul Carter, Tyler Warren forced to wear Oregon gear after lost bets to Pro Ducks “Each and every year, we end up seeing some of these players, former college stars, end up wearing the clothing of some of their most hated rivals, thanks to lost bets on Saturday afternoons. This week, it was both New York Giants star Abdul Carter and Indianapolis Colts star Tyler Warren — both rookies who played for the Penn State Nittany Lions a year ago — who were made to wear Oregon Ducks gear for their media availabilities on Wednesday.” Buckner: “You look good. You should’ve been a Duck.” https://sports.yahoo.com/article/abdul-carter-tyler-warren-forced-122737621.html

Offord didn't play last game according to these guys. They're also saying there's a 50/50 chance he transfers with his brother. We'll have to see if he gets any playing time in the next 3-4 weeks. If he redshirts then I would guess he will follow his brother.

I am going to disagree with the BIG 10 News...we started one true freshman on defense, (Brandon Finney) and two redshirt freshmen in Iffy at corner, and Aaron Flowers at safety. On offense, we had one true freshman in Dak Moore, and that is it officially, although I would count Hill and Davison as joint starters now. (But Whittington started...) So, that is two true freshmen, and two RS freshmen. Still...pretty darn good considering the recruiting done in recent years, and what has been brought from the portal. Dak Moore