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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.

Why Oregon Freshman Brandon Finney Jr. Could Be The Next Star CornerbackThe No. 8 Oregon Ducks may have lost a costly game against the No. 3 Indiana Hoosiers at home, but freshman defensive back Brandon Finney Jr. showcased his talents and the impact he brings to Oregon's roster. Oregon Ducks On SIWhy Oregon Freshman Brandon Finney Jr. Could Be The Next...The No. 8 Oregon Ducks were stunned at home, losing 30-20 to No. 3 Indiana. This loss snapped their 18-game home win streak and marked their first regular-seaso

Everything Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano said about Oregon in his Monday press conference Find out what Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano had to say about this weekend's matchup against the Ducks

Know the Foe: Five Rutgers Scarlet Knight players to know The eighth-ranked Ducks will play across the country in New Jersey this week when they meet Rutgers on Saturday at 3:30 PM. Here are five Scarlet Knight players to know entering the game.

Oregon favored vs. Rutgers: Ducks eying bounce-back win after deflating lossAutzen ZooOregon favored vs. Rutgers: Ducks eying bounce-back win a...No. 8 Oregon travels to the birthplace of college football to take on 3-3 Rutgers Saturday, and the betting line has already jumped.

DSC Inside Read: 3-2-1 look back at Indiana and ahead to RutgersFor the first time this season, Oregon didn’t look like the better team. Indiana came into Autzen and exposed the Ducks’ weaknesses — protection issues, inconsistent execution, and an inability to finish drives — handing Oregon a 30-20 loss that felt as frustrating as it was revealing. The defeat snapped Oregon’s home winning streak and raised real questions about how quickly this team can correct its mistakes with another Big Ten matchup waiting on the road. Now the Ducks turn their attention to Rutgers, a 3-3 team that scores over 35 points a game and moves the ball through the air better than anyone Oregon has faced outside of Penn State. The Scarlet Knights aren’t elite on paper, but they’re disciplined, balanced, and comfortable in long drives — the exact kind of opponent that punishes mental lapses. For Oregon, Saturday in Piscataway is less about talent and more about response. Duck Sports CentralDSC Inside Read: 3-2-1 look back at Indiana and ahead to...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Ducks on a collision course along a very tough road in B1G, CFPDan Lanning and his players performed so well to start this season that Oregon fans forgot this was a young team in a rebuilding/reloading year, a team that had sent 13 guys to the NFL.Expectations ratcheted up quickly after five decisive wins and the double overtime gut check at Penn State. It became easy to forget that this team needed to grow, that it had question marks. A great Indiana team laid those flaws bare. The offensive line, quarterback and young running backs have to learn as a group how to recognize and respond to pressure and simulated pressure. Autzen ZooDucks on a collision course along a very tough road in B1...Dan Lanning and his players performed so well to start this season that Oregon fans forgot this was a young team in a rebuilding/reloading year.

One thing we have already seen take place following Franklin's firing is a string of decommitments for Penn State's 2027 class. One of those decommitments, 5-star running back Kemon Spell, happened to pick up an Oregon Ducks offer not long after announcing that he was back on the open market. Oregon Ducks offer former 5-star Penn State RB hours after James Franklin's firing

The betting odds reflect this as Oregon is currently favored by minus-15 1/2 points and has its moneyline odds set at minus-670 according to FanDuel Sportsbook. The point total for the game is set at a whopping 58 1/2, with bettors likely expecting a high scoring output from the Ducks. Oregon was covering the spread easily earlier in the season, but have had some closer calls than expected lately. They will look to get back to their dominant winning ways this week against Rutgers and fight for another trip to the playoffs. Oregon Ducks open as two-score favorites over Rutgers Scarlet Knights

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Oregon Ducks Looking To Flip Five-Star Cornerback Recruit Away From Georgia BulldogsThe Oregon Ducks are trying to flip one of the Georgia Bulldogs' top commits in the 2027 recruiting class. Five-star cornerback Donte Wright held the Ducks in high regard prior to committing to Georgia and now Oregon is looking to pull off the flip. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Looking To Flip Five-Star Cornerback Recruit...The Oregon Ducks are looking to add some serious high-end talent to their 2027 recruiting class, and five-star cornerback Donte Wright has been on the Ducks' ra

NCAA College Football Rankings: AP Top 25 Football Poll 1 Ohio State 6-0 Big Ten 2 Miami (FL) 5-0 Atlantic Coast 3 Indiana 6-0 Big Ten 4 Texas A&M 6-0 Southeastern 5 Ole Miss 6-0 Southeastern 6 Alabama 5-1 Southeastern 7 Texas Tech 6-0 Big 12 2 8 Oregon 5-1 Big Ten 9 Georgia 5-1 Southeastern 10 LSU 5-1 Southeastern 11 Tennessee 5-1 Southeastern 12 Georgia Tech 6-0 Atlantic Coast 13 Notre Dame 4-2 IA Independents 14 Oklahoma 5-1 Southeastern 15 BYU 6-0 Big 12 16 Missouri 5-1 Southeastern 17 Vanderbilt 5-1 Southeastern 18 Virginia 5-1 Atlantic Coast 19 South Florida 5-1 American 20 USC 5-1 Big Ten 21 Texas 4-2 Southeastern 22 Memphis 6-0 American 23 Utah 5-1 Big 12 24 Cincinnati 5-1 Big 12 25 Nebraska 5-1 Big Ten NCAA College Football Rankings: AP Top 25 Football Poll

There is a well-known saying, “nobody is perfect,” and sadly that even applies to the Oregon Ducks. They lost their first game of the season to the Indiana Hoosiers, which ended their bid for another perfect regular season. It seemed possible after a win over the Penn State Nittany Lions at Beaver Stadium, the No. 2 team in the nation at that point, but that opportunity is gone now. Both the Ducks’ offense and defense played solid at certain points of the game against the Hoosiers, but ultimately, they didn’t do nearly enough to win. There was nothing extremely alarming that will plague the team for the remainder of the season. It was just a lackluster game coming out of the bye week for a young team, who we hope will learn from their mistakes. US LBM Coaches PollOhio State (63) Miami (2) Indiana (1) Texas A&M Ole Miss Alabama Georgia Texas Tech Oregon LSU Tennessee Georgia Tech Oklahoma BYU Notre Dame Missouri Texas Vanderbilt Virginia Memphis USC Utah South Florida Cincinnati Illinois College football rankings after Week 7: Updated US LBM Coaches Poll, AP Top 25

Oregon's lack of fundamentals prove costly in loss to Indiana, giving Ducks coach Dan Lanning plenty to fix Oregon has significant room for improvement after it was exposed by Indiana at home on Saturday

There's no denying it now: Indiana might just be best team in college football

Head Coach Dan Lanning meets with the media following #3 Oregon Football's 30-20 defeat to #7 Indiana

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It may be pitch black outside when the cameras start rolling, but there is a reason that ESPN's "College GameDay" keeps coming back to Eugene, Oregon, year after year. The crowd brings the electricity, and it is routinely among the best environments in all of college football. "GameDay" made its 13th appearance on Oregon's campus on Saturday morning ahead of the top-10 showdown between the No. 2 Oregon Ducks and No. 7 Indiana Hoosiers. This elite matchup will give one team an inside track to the Big Ten Championship Game and the College Football Playoff. Both teams have impressive wins over ranked teams like the Illinois Fighting Illini and Penn State Nittany Lions. However, we are still looking for another "prove-it" opportunity for the Ducks and the Hoosiers before crowning them true national championship favorites. While the game is going to be electric later today, the crowd brought the energy early on, with signs and chants that reverberated through the TV. Here's a look at the top signs and moments from Saturday morning: That Eugene 'GameDay' Crowd Top Oregon Ducks signs and moments from ESPN's 'College GameDay'

Oregon Ducks' Teitum Tuioti Reveals Inspiring Relationship with Father, Tony TuiotiThe father-son duo of Oregon Ducks linebacker Teitum Tuioti and defensive line coach Tony Tuioti play a key role in the Ducks' success on defense. What did the junior linebacker say about how his family motivates him? Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks' Teitum Tuioti Reveals Inspiring Relationshi...The 2025 Oregon Ducks are loaded with heartwarming stories up and down their roster. The No. 3 team in the nation is led by both freshmen thriving in their firs

Numbers point a clear route to an Oregon victoryErik Skopil of 247Sports notes that while Fernando Mendoza completes 78 percent of his passes with a clean pocket, that falls to 48 percent under pressure. Autzen ZooNumbers point a clear route to an Oregon victoryTo slow the rhythm of one of college football's most productive offense. Oregon has to do three things.

On ESPN College Football Game Day from the Memorial Quad in Eugene, Pat McAfee proved again you can use statistics to misrepresent anything. McAfee told the live crowd and the national TV audience, "This Oregon defense has DUDES everywhere. Their numbers are excellent everywhere except for in the Red Zone. For some reason they haven't been able to keep people out of the endzone." What he said was superficially correct, but misleading. He left out the most telling, informative part. The Oregon defense has allowed opponents to REACH the Red Zone just six times, the second fewest Red Zone attempts allowed in the country. What's more, three of those came late in games against the third team defense. The Ducks rank sixth in the country in scoring defense at 12.2 points per game, 11th in yards per play at 4.16. They've been tough in every part of the field. Autzen ZooPat McAfee slanders the Oregon defense with an incomplete...On ESPN College Football Game Day from the Memorial Quad in Eugene, Pat McAfee proved again you can use statistics to misrepresent anything.

Big Ten nearing decision on $2.4 billion deal with California pension investment fund in landmark move within college athletics If the Big Ten does adopt its deal, other conferences may be forced to respond with an equity agreement of their own