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Assuming all stay healthy... Where Bo Nix fits into the 2023 Heisman Trophy picture Oregon Football: Where Bo Nix fits in the 2023 Heisman Trophy picture DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Now that we know Bo Nix is returning in 2023, where should he be viewed when it comes to the Heisman Trophy picture?

Bo Nix's return keeps Ducks in contention for another special run Bo Nix beat Dante Moore to the punch by about 16 hours. Nix will be Oregon's starting quarterback in 2023, and Moore will be on UCLA's roster instead. No one should minimize the recruiting trail loss. The five-star would've acted as the program's top-rated quarterback signee ever. I think it's also important not to minimize the roster retention win. We have a tendency to become fixated on the potential of something rather than appreciate the known. Nix is a known commodity. Bo Nix's return keeps Ducks in contention for another special run 247SPORTS.COM Bo Nix's return keeps Ducks in contention for another special run

Five-Star QB Dante Moore Flips to UCLA Five-Star QB Dante Moore Flips to UCLA WWW.ON3.COM .

5-star OT Kadyn Proctor now predicted to flip commitment, but not to Oregon Proctor, the No. 1 OT in the 2023 class, was originally thought to be an Oregon Ducks’ lean after multiple visits this fall and a strong relationship with Adrian Klemm. However, the 6-foot-7, 330-pounder is now picking up multiple predictions to flip to the Alabama Crimson Tide rather than the Ducks after his weekend visit to Tuscaloosa. Oregon Recruiting: 5-star Kadyn Proctor predicted to flip to Alabama DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM New flip predictions are coming in for 5-star Iowa OT Kadyn Proctor.

Ducks become overwhelming favorite to flip 4-star RB Jayden Limar from Notre Dame On Monday morning, a flood of Crystal Ball projections came in for the Ducks to flip Limar from Notre Dame and land him in the early signing period. This is not groundbreaking news, as there has been some buzz about Limar flipping to Oregon for a few weeks now. Limar has been on multiple visits to Eugene this year, including a last-minute trip to see Coach Carlos Locklyn and the Ducks this past weekend. Oregon Recruiting: Ducks become favorites to land 4-star Jayden Limar DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM There’s been buzz for a while, but the Ducks are now the overwhelming favorites to flip 4-star RB Jayden Limar from Notre Dame. If Jayden Limar flips, this is what RB room would look like...

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History shows the return of an NFL-caliber Duck QB brings roses into focus Since 2000 the Oregon Ducks have had six starting quarterbacks face a decision to return to school for another year as QB1, or end their careers and head off to the NFL. Joey Harrington in 2000, Kellen Clemens in 2004, Dennis Dixon in 2006, Darron Thomas in 2010, Marcus Mariota in 2013, and Justin Herbert in 2018. All six returned to Oregon for another season of football. What they accomplished can be a history lesson on the value of getting a QB with starting experience like Bo Nix back. Read the history lesson in the article below...It's great news for the Ducks! History shows the return of an NFL-caliber Duck QB brings roses into focus 247SPORTS.COM In the Transfer Portal era of college football, you have to worry about the immediate future and only the immediate future. What...

'A dangerous duo;' Ashton Cozart, Jurrion Dickey look to future as teammates One of the biggest reasons Oregon Duck fans have enjoyed the start of the 2022 season so much is it brought the return of a deep passing game to Eugene and uncovered one of the best wide receivers the Ducks have seen in quite some time: Troy Franklin. With Dickey ranked by 247Sports as the No. 2 WR in 2023 (No. 14 player overall) and Cozart ranked the No. 17 WR (No. 152 player overall), it’s clear an incredibly talented duo of pass-catchers is set to take over in Eugene. After the weekend visit, I had a chance to talk to both Dickey and Cozart about how things went. Here is some of what they had to say: Oregon Recruiting: Ashton Cozart, Jurrion Dickey look ahead to future DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM After spending time together on a visit in Eugene, Ashton Cozart and Jurrion Dickey are looking forward to a bright future with the...

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5 questions we're left with following Bo Nix's announced return in 2023 Nix declared that he’s coming back for the 2023 season and playing one more year with the Ducks. The team should be set at the position next season with arguably one of the best players in the nation when healthy. While fans are undoubtedly excited about the announcement, it now leaves them with a lot of questions going forward both in the immediate and extended future. Let’s get into some of the biggest things that we still need to find out going forward: Oregon Football: 5 questions for Oregon after Nix’s announced return DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM With Bo Nix’s announced return for 2023, we’re left with a number of questions going forward. Who fills out the rest of the QB room...

Social Media Buzz: Duck fans react to Bo Nix's announced return for 2023 season With all of the current drama surrounding 5-star QB Dante Moore and his potential flip from the Ducks to the UCLA Bruins, Oregon fans can now at the very least be comfortable knowing that, no matter what happens with Moore, they Ducks will have a bonafide star at QB in 2023. After the news came out on Sunday, fans took to Twitter to celebrate. Here are some of the best reactions. Oregon Football: Duck fans react to Bo Nix’s return for 2023 season DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Bo Nix is returning for one more year with the Ducks. The news caused Oregon fans to explode with joy on Sunday afternoon.

BREAKING: QB Bo Nix announce return to Oregon for final season with Ducks Quarterback Bo Nix officially announced that he will be returning to Eugene for one more season and looking for one last hoorah with the Ducks. Might he think that with another healthy year in Eugene, this time with OC Will Stein, they could reach the heights that we believed were possible in 2022? Oregon Football: QB Bo Nix announce return to Oregon for final season DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Oregon fans jump for joy — QB Bo Nix is returning for another season with the Ducks. Oregon QB Bo Nix announces return for 2023 season Nix's decision to come back will help shape the future of Oregon's recruiting and transfer portal itinerary as the Ducks now have a potential Heisman Award caliber quarterback returning to the program. Oregon QB Bo Nix announces return for 2023 season 247SPORTS.COM Oregon's star quarterback Bo Nix announced ___ that he will be returning for his final year of eligibility for the 2023 season that...

Confident Ducks Fly South For Holidays Oregon left for the San Diego Invitational on Sunday evening after beating College of Charleston earlier in the day, 97-33. "That was about as good of basketball as we've played here, since I've been here," said UO coach Kelly Graves, whose team plays Tuesday and Wednesday in the San Diego Invitational. "Everybody was involved, everybody was touching it, everybody was playing well. We got out in transition. Our defense was on point. That was a great stretch of basketball." Confident Ducks Fly South For Holidays - University of Oregon Athletics GODUCKS.COM Oregon left for the San Diego Invitational on Sunday evening after beating College of Charleston earlier in the day, 97-33.

5 in double-figures for No. 16 Oregon women’s basketball in demolition of College of Charleston In a matchup that was over the moment the game contract was signed, Oregon was dominant from wire to wire, putting on a clinic against a College of Charleston team that traveled cross country for the opportunity to take a drubbing at the hands of its only legitimate opponent. 5 in double-figures for No. 16 Oregon women’s basketball in demolition of College of Charleston WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Te-Hina Paopao scored 15 points to lead five players in double-figures for the No. 16 Ducks in a 97-33 win over the Cougars...

Ducks start hot and blast College of Charleston by season-high 64 points The 16th-ranked Ducks didn't waste any time putting Sunday's game with College of Charleston on ice. The 64-point victory is the most lopsided for the program since last year's 109-38 victory over McNeese. The win lifts the Ducks to 9-1 this season. The team heads to San Diego later on Sunday for two games at the San Diego Invitational. They'll take on undefeated and No. 21 ranked Arkansas at 1 PM on Tuesday and will then play either No. 3 Ohio State or South Florida a day later. Ducks start hot and blast College of Charleston by season-high 64 points 247SPORTS.COM Ducks start hot and blast College of Charleston by season-high 64 points

Walk-on DB Rayquan Williams enters Transfer Portal