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Jaxson Jones commitment to Oregon "feels right" per his father Yuma (Ariz.) Catholic edge rusher Jaxson Jones committed to Oregon, his father Daniel tells 247Sports. Jones is a dynamic edge player that racked up 22 tackles for loss and 17 sacks as a junior. Read Steve Wiltfong's article below regarding conversation with Jaxson Jones' father... Jaxson Jones commitment to Oregon "feels right" per his father 247SPORTS.COM The latest here.

2024 EDGE Jaxson Jones commits to Oregon days after decommitting from Washington Oregon Duck fans likely woke up with a reason to smile on Sunday morning. They once again had reason to feel some pride when it comes to the Oregon vs. Washington Huskies rivalry. 2024 3-star EDGE Jaxson Jones announced that he would be committing to the Ducks after his weekend visit to Eugene. This is notable because just six days ago, Jones announced his decommittment from the Huskies and scheduled a trip to Oregon. Oregon Recruiting: 2024 Edge commits to Ducks directly after visit DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Six days ago, Jaxson Jones decommitted from the Washington Huskies. On Sunday, he joined the Ducks.

Oregon gets verbal commitment from edge defender Jaxson Jones days after decommitting from Washington In five days' time, the Oregon Ducks football program was able to get edge defender Jaxson Jones to decommitment from the Washington Huskies and lock in an unofficial visit to Eugene for this weekend. Now the Ducks can add an even bigger feat to their recruitment of Jones: a verbal commitment. Jones joins Oregon's 2024 recruiting class which is now a five-man class and ranked inside the Top 10 for the 2024 cycle. He is also the first defensive prospect to commit to Oregon. He joins 4-star recruits Jordan Anderson and Tyseer Denmark (wide receivers), tight end A.J. Pugliano, and offensive tackle Fox Crader. Oregon gets verbal commitment from edge defender Jaxson Jones days after decommitting from Washington 247SPORTS.COM In five days' time, the Oregon Ducks football program was able to get edge defender Jaxson Jones to decommitment from the...

FOUR MORE WINS IN TTU, UW FINALES Between efforts at the Texas Tech Open and UW Invitational, the Oregon track and field team closed out its weekend with seven top-10 program marks and four wins. Among the highlights was an improved school record by Jorinde Van Klinken who reset her own record in the shot put. Saturday's winners' circle also included Elliott Cook (800m/UW), Izzy Thornton-Bott (mile/UW) and Lexi Ellis (triple jump/TTU). Four More Wins in TTU, UW Finales - University of Oregon Athletics GODUCKS.COM The Ducks also collected seven top-10 performances in program history.

FOUR WINS FRIDAY AT TEXAS TECH, UW The Oregon track and field team collected four wins and nine lifetime bests Friday including a top-five program performance by freshman Aaliyah McCormick in the 60-meter hurdles. The Ducks also picked up victories from Micah Williams at the Texas Tech Open and both distance-medley relays at the UW Invitational in Seattle. Four Wins Friday at Texas Tech, UW - University of Oregon Athletics GODUCKS.COM In victory, freshman Aaliyah McCormick became the program's fourth-fastest performer in the 60-meter hurdles.

Rivals Info Jaxson Jones | Rivals.com N.RIVALS.COM Jaxson Jones - 2024 2 Star Strongside defensive end for Yuma Catholic (Yuma, AZ) on Rivals.com

WATCH Pac-12 Networks: Recap, per Bill Walton, Dana Altman in "upper echelon of greatest coaches ever" in Pac-12 after 150 wins Bill Walton: Dana Altman moves into the ‘upper echelon of greatest coaches ever’ after 150th Pac-12 win PAC-12.COM Pac-12 Networks' Bill Walton and Ted Robinson recap Oregon men's basketball win against Utah on Saturday, Jan. 28 in...

WATCH Pac-12 Networks: N'Faly Dante chats it up with Bill Walton after Ducks' win N'Faly Dante chats it up with Bill Walton after Oregon's win vs. Utah PAC-12.COM Oregon student-athlete N'Faly Dante joins Pac-12 Networks' Bill Walton after the Ducks' win over Utah on Saturday, Jan. 28 in...

Ducks get much-needed conference win, 68-56, thanks to gritty defensive effort Walking into Matthew Knight Arena, a dense feeling of nervous excitement could be felt throughout the stadium. The headline coming into Saturday’s game was the health of N’Faly Dante. He had previously sat out the last game against Colorado due to a left knee injury. “Dante made a class move in my office this morning,” head coach Dana Altman said. He recalled that Dante told him, “Coach, I’m going to play, but start the same five guys and I’ll come off the bench.” “He didn’t have to do that,” Altman said. “In this day and age, everybody wants to start.” Click here to read the article from the Daily Emerald...

Oregon again proves too much for Utah as Ducks build momentum Oregon opened with what was likely its best first half of basketball at any point this season and shot 15-30 from the field and led the Utes at the break, 36-25. Utah lost its top 3-point shooter Gabe Madsen just a couple of minutes into the game after he took a hard fall and appeared to injure his ankle or knee. That proved to be a major loss for the Utes throughout the game. In the second half, they cut Oregon’s lead to 7 but were never able to string together enough makes on offense or the key stops that were needed to get back into this one. Oregon again proves too much for Utah as Ducks build momentum OREGON.RIVALS.COM Oregon defeats Utah at home.