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Ranking the top 10 frontcourts in college basketball: Florida, Purdue boast best post players in the nationGonzaga, Oregon among CBS Sports top 10 frontcourts in college basketball The teams with the ten best frontcourts in college hoops, unsurprisingly, might also be the ten best teams in the sport

The No. 8 Oregon Ducks (5-1, 2-1 Big Ten) head east for a Saturday matchup against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (3-3, 0-3 Big Ten) this week. The Ducks are looking to bounce back after losing to Indiana 30-20 at home in Eugene. Last week’s loss was just the seventh under head coach Dan Lanning and the second at home since 2022. Oregon’s offense put up a season-low 267 total yards and ran for just 81 yards. The defense played a respectable game and did enough to keep the Ducks in that game. Rutgers on the other hand is back at home after a West Coast road trip of their own to Seattle, where the Scarlet Knights fell 38-19 to the Washington Huskies. The schedule doesn’t get much easier for them this weekend with a matchup against the Ducks. They’ll also face Ohio State, Maryland and Penn State this season after hosting Oregon on Saturday. The Ducks are the current betting favorites at -17 on BetMGM. This weekend’s game will be the first ever meeting between Oregon and Rutgers after the Ducks joined the Big Ten last season. ScoopDuckOn3’s Max Torres and Richie O’Leary of the Knight report preview and predict this weekend’s matchup on the latest episode of the Ducks Dish Podcast PODCAST: Previewing and Predicting Oregon vs. Rutgers With Richie O'Leary

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Oregon Ducks' Three Keys to Victory at Rutgers Scarlet KnightsThe No. 8 Oregon Ducks look to get back in the win column after being upset by the No. 3 Indiana Hoosiers in Eugene. Their next opportunity to do so comes across the country in New Jersey against coach Greg Schiano and the Rutgers Scarlet Knights on Saturday, Oct. 18 Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks' Three Keys to Victory at Rutgers Scarlet Kn...The No. 8 Oregon Ducks (5-1, 2-1 Big Ten) have erased what occurred against the now-No. 3 Indiana Hoosiers last Saturday in Autzen Stadium completely from their

There are still a number of players who are expected to be questionable for this weekend, and a new addition to the report over the weekend is Kyler Kasper, who has been ruled out for the year following another foot surgery. Here's a look at where we think things stand on the injury front going into Week 8. +Oregon Ducks injury report for Week 8 clash with Rutgers Scarlet Knights

A shout out to Jon Joseph! Another unexpected blessing from the loss to IndianaJon Joseph at Fish Duck does a great job of reviewing the history. In the Dan Lanning era when the Ducks have lost, the team typically responds with a surge of focused play and big wins. Autzen ZooAnother unexpected blessing from the loss to IndianaNo one likes to lose, but sometimes losing clarifies the mission.

War Room: Oregon at Rutgers PreviewDuck Sports CentralWednesday War Room: Oregon at Rutgers PreviewOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

That means the most important game for the Ducks is their Week 8 road test against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, who are losers of three straight after beginning the season with three straight victories. Despite the string of losses, all coming in Big Ten play, there's still talent on the roster. The offense in particular has shown signs of explosiveness, as they're averaging 35.6 points per game. The defense has been a rough spot — but there's several standouts who have the ability to turn a game on their own. Let's check out five Scarlet Knights that Duck fans should know as Oregon heads across the country in search of their sixth win of 2025. Five Rutgers Scarlet Knights who Oregon Duck fans should know before Week 8 There are going to be a lot of things for the Ducks to clean up and improve upon after last week, but a game against the 3-3 Scarlet Knights will offer the chance to build some confidence before a tough stretch of games in the month of November. After what we saw last week, there are a lot of questions to be answered. What will we see from this Oregon team on Saturday, and in particular, what kind of challenge will Rutgers present? Let's dive in. What should the Oregon Ducks expect from Rutgers Scarlet Knights offense?

Behind Enemy Lines: Rutgers insider Bobby Deren answers five questions Rutgers insider Bobby Deren answers five questions leading up to Saturday's game on the road in New Jersey.

Duck fans must find the right lesson in James Franklin's shocking dismissalAutzen ZooDuck fans must find the right lesson in James Franklin's...Conference realignment, the Transfer Portal and NIL have changed college football forever. There's more parity than ever before.

Sources: USC, Michigan question proposed Big Ten private capital dealESPN.comSources: USC, U-M question Big Ten capital dealTrustees at Michigan and USC questioned the Big Ten's proposed $2 billion-plus private capital deal, with one sticking point being it doesn't address the root issue -- soaring costs -- that has made t

Josh Pate's playoff prediction shows dream is still alive for the DucksAutzen ZooJosh Pate's playoff prediction shows dream is still alive...Narratives change. Some teams grow and others collapse. It's all about coaching, development, execution, health and luck.

Geoff Schwartz reveals how to get the Oregon offense back on trackAutzen ZooGeoff Schwartz reveals how to get the Oregon offense back...Geoff Schwartz knows ball.