OregonDucks

Great pictures. Oregon has by far the best facilities, an amazing game day atmosphere and wonderful academic support for student athletes. Too bad he couldn’t have been at Hayward for a meet! Harbor has some great options. I’m sure it’s a difficult decision. Would love to see him in green and yellow but wish him the best wherever he ends up. Pursuing football and track, while keeping his grades up for medical school would not be easy for anyone, given the time commitment required of each. Best of luck to the young man.

Love it! “Whine-on!” Hope this sticks. Would make a great Game Day sign for 11/11/23. Hope the weather is absolutely miserable in Eugene that day. It would give the Trojans something else to whine about.

This is the perfect example of why Oregon should avoid players that prioritize NIL above everything else. I like how the coaches try to develop a relationship with recruits and pitch the program and school. Reportedly, NIL is the last thing they discuss. It should also be a wake up call to future recruits. If it sounds too good to be true…

This is exactly why I have been saying that looking at market size alone is archaic. Viewers have choices now; whereas before, you had to watch the local team because that is what the networks were airing most of the time. Notre Dame and Oregon are both small market schools with a national following. Someone should send this to the B1G.

Can someone please point me to the Trojanswire article last year bashing the Pac-12 for USC's favorable schedule? USC avoided playing both Oregon and Washington last year. They likely would not have played in the conference championship game last year if they had to play one or both teams. Utah exposed the Trojans 2x last year. The bowl loss to Tulane was embarrassing. Could you imagine what any of the playoff teams would have done to the Trojans if they would have made it into the playoffs last year? Good luck in the B1G. Hope Oregon can send them off the way they deserve to be sent off.

"Jaden Rashada, a top quarterback prospect in the 2023 class, has been released from his national letter of intent by Florida and is now free to sign with another team, a source told ESPN. Rashada, who was the highest-rated signee in the Gators' 2023 class in December, asked for his release after a reported $13 million name, image and likeness package fell through." ... Source - Gators release '23 QB recruit Jaden Rashada from NLI WWW.ESPN.COM Florida has released 2023 quarterback prospect Jaden Rashada from his letter of intent, a source told ESPN. Rashada asked for...

Seems like the conference has intentionally backloaded the top PAC-12 teams’ schedules. Probably in hopes of having highly rated teams playing one another to boost TV ratings and interest in the PAC. The losing team also shouldn’t fall too far at that point in the season.

So use a scholarship, when we are already over the limit, on a special teams player? Still puzzled...

I’m honestly a little puzzled by this pickup. Given our scholarship situation, returning players and the Iowa LB transfer, why are we taking a backup linebacker from ASU with 37 total tackles and zero sacks over 3 years? What am I missing?

Does Oregon really need more wide receivers?

The cover up is often worse than the crime. If Harbaugh lied to investigators, Michigan should fire him for cause.

LOL. Was Jordan Kent in his bathroom? They need to get back together in person.

Lanning has proven to to be just as good of a recruiter as our previous head coaches and is already a better game day coach than Mario (not a high bar). He just needs to be a little more conservative for going for it on 4th down, particularly on Oregon’s side of the field.

Sewell is playing with too much weight, IMO. He needs to slim down to ~230 lbs. and work on his coverage skills. I’m rooting for the young man, but if he is not a day 1 or 2 selection, he should have come back for his senior year to work on the above to improve his draft stock. Oregon did not miss a beat in the Holiday Bowl at linebacker and we have a STUD coming in next year from Iowa.

With the expanded college football playoffs and the perception of the remaining teams, I think it might be beneficial to play more conference games. Perhaps eliminate the conference championship game because it seems to do more harm than good for team’s playoff aspirations? They are only good for the $$$.

Depending on the severity of the NCAA penalties, with the transfer portal, it could be like the “death sentence” for a school. Not saying that this would be the case for a school like Michigan but what if the majority of the roster decided to transfer out because of the penalties (e.g., bowl/post-season bans). That could set a program back years and some programs may never recover. Just something to ponder in the new world of college sports.

LOL. The BIG can have USC and UCLA schools. The LA schools, letting the Pac down since ____.

Yes, please.

I can’t believe that defensive players are still lowering their heads when tackling. How many years has targeting been in effect? How hard is it to look up when tackling? I think they need to revisit the rules when the offensive player starts to go down and the hit to the head is inadvertent. However intentionally leading with the crown/lowering your head has no place in the modern game.

Congratulations to the Georgia Bulldogs. Two great college football playoff games today.

You can't have a linebacker covering a wide receiver without safety help...

It would be nice to get pressure on the QB and/or a sack on 3rd and long by rushing 4... Georgia should also keep running the ball. They are getting huge chunks.

Congratulations to Jackson Shelstad and West Linn!

Not looking good for Georgia. Their defense isn't looking much better than Oregon's so far...

Oregon's mens basketball team is terrible. I can't watch them play anymore. Perhaps I'll try again later in the season once they get the injured players back.