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Dan Lanning and the Ducks are hosting their second big Junior Day this weekend and tons of top talent from across the country is coming in for visits. Prospects from the 2025, 2026 and 2027 classes are all expected to take trips to Oregon as recruiting remains a top priority. The 2025 class is off to a strong start but only has four verbal commitments, with wide receiver commit Dallas Wilson among the headliners expected in Eugene. Find the latest list of players expected to visit below. https://www.bnd.com/sports/college/article284987812.html#storylink=rss 5-Star LSU WR Commit Dakorien Moore Visiting Oregon This Weekend Moore is a top-five player in the country and remains a major target for Junior Adams and the Ducks. https://www.si.com/college/oregon/recruiting/5-star-lsu-wr-commit-dakorien-moore-visiting-oregon-this-weekend

Wow! Very Good. Worth listening to. The positives coming from Cooper Petagna about Oregon, again worth listening to. On this episode, DuckTerritory's Erik Skopil and Jared Mack are joined by 247Sports National Recruiting analyst Cooper Petagna to discuss Oregon's recruiting and transfer portal classes, what to expect in the Big 10 and so much more.

Live updates during the Oregon at USC basketball game as the Ducks look to remain in first place. Follow the action between the first-place Oregon Ducks (14-6, 6-3) and the USC Trojans (8-12, 2-7) from Los Angeles as both programs look to bounce back from a tough weekend and return to the winning track. For the Ducks, they enter Thursday night's game squarely on the bubble of the NCAA Tournament. The Ducks need to start winning games and getting themselves back on the right side of the bubble. For USC, the Trojans have seen a once-promising season crumble before their eyes and have now lost five straight games coming into Thursday night. We should be seeing two programs that are going to be playing desperate and with everything on the table as they look to get back on the winning side. Follow the action as we provide pregame, in-game, and postgame updates between the Ducks and the Trojans. Oregon is 17-7 against USC under head coach Dana Altman. The Ducks have split the last ten games played against the Trojans 5-5. The Ducks have won two of the last five played in Los Angeles, including a 79-69 win in January 2022, the last time the game was played at USC. Thursday night's contest is set for 7 PM and will be broadcast by ESPN. Dave Pasch and Bill Walton are on the call. Oregon Projected Starters G - Jackson Shelstad 6-foot FR 12.4 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 2.6 apg G - Jermaine Couisnard 6-foot-4 SR 14.9 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 2.8 apg forward - Jadrian Tracey 6-foot-6 JR 7.2 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 1.7 apg forward - Nate Bittle 7-foot JR 8.3 ppg, 3.7 rpg C - N'Faly Dante 6-foot-11 SR 14.8 ppg, 8.2 rpg, 1.8 apg USC Projected Starters G - Boogie Ellis 6-foot-3 SR 18.1 pgp, 4.1 rpg, 3.4 apg G - Kobe Johnson 6-foot-6 JR 11.4 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 3.5 apg forward - DJ Rodman 6-foot-6 SR 7.2 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 1.1 apg forward - Joshua Morgan 6-foot-11 SR 6.0 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 1.3 apg C - Vincent Iwuchukwu 7-foot-1 SO LIVE THREAD: Oregon takes on USC in important road swing 247SPORTS.COM Live updates during the Oregon at USC basketball game as the Ducks look to remain in first place.

Dan Lanning Visits No. 1 Recruit in Washington on Heels of De-Commitment Timing can play a big role in recruiting, and Oregon is looking to capitalize on recent coaching moves that have come as a result of Nick Saban's retirement. Head coach Dan Lanning has been traveling all over the country this month, but he made it a priority to make a stop in the Pacific Northwest to see 2025 Spanaway (Wash.) Bethel linebacker Zaydrius Rainey-Sale, who hosted the head coach on Wednedsay With him back on the market, the Ducks should be viewed as serious contenders in his recruitment. Aside from the in-state Huskies, Oregon has distance on their side and they've made a habit of stealing the top talent from Washington. Oregon has become a top destination for elite defensive talent on the West Coast under Lanning, and that's a trend that will almost surely continue. "If you want to play defense out West, you come to Oregon. It's pretty simple," Williams said after making his commitment July. The Ducks have yet to land their first defensive player in the 2025 class, but you can bet that Rainey-Sale is going to be a big name on their board moving forward and they'll work to get him on campus for a visit in Eugene. https://www.heraldonline.com/sports/college/article284974552.html#storylink=rss

Oregon Making Strong Early Impression With Star Quarterback Brady Smigiel The Ducks impressed the young signal caller from Southern California and should be a long-term player in his recruitment. https://www.si.com/college/oregon/recruiting/oregon-making-strong-early-impression-with-star-quarterback-brady-smigiel

The state of Oregon's CB room right now as the 2024 roster remains in flux Here's a rundown of Oregon's current CB room as the 2024 roster continues to take shape this offseason The state of Oregon's CB room right now as the 2024 roster remains in flux 247SPORTS.COM Here's a rundown of Oregon's current CB room as the 2024 roster continues to take shape this offseason

Wow! Very Good. Worth listening to. The positives coming from Cooper Petagna about Oregon, again worth listening to. Talking transfer portal and the Big 10 move with national recruiting analyst Cooper Petagna On this episode, DuckTerritory's Erik Skopil and Jared Mack are joined by 247Sports National Recruiting analyst Cooper Petagna to discuss Oregon's recruiting and transfer portal classes, what to expect in the Big 10 and so much more.

Former Texas A&M teammate expects ‘one of a kind’ Evan Stewart to score a lot of touchdowns at Oregon Former Texas A&M teammate expects ‘one of a kind’ Evan Stewart to score a lot of touchdowns at Oregon WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Evan Stewart had 38 catches for 514 yards and four touchdowns in eight games last season for Texas A&M

Football: Offensive Developmental Player Film Review Reviewing the 2023 game film of the Ducks’ potential future playmakers Football: Offensive Developmental Player Film Review WWW.ADDICTEDTOQUACK.COM Reviewing the 2023 game film of the Ducks’ potential future playmakers

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So here we go. Law suit in lieu of NCAA's investigation into the allegations against Tennesseee. Virginia is also a co-plaintiff in the latest lawsuit against the association State of Tennessee sues NCAA over legality of NIL guidelines amid investigation into Volunteers - CBSSports.com WWW.CBSSPORTS.COM Virginia is also a co-plaintiff in the latest lawsuit against the association The Above happened affer what happened below: Report: Tennessee under NCAA investigation for multiple 'major' NIL violations across several sports Report: Tennessee under NCAA investigation for multiple 'major' NIL violations across several sports - On3 WWW.ON3.COM .

A week ago, the Oregon Ducks had a very successful weekend of recruiting in Eugene, hosting a lot of top-rated players and highly sought-after prospects to close out January. This first weekend in February is looking like it might try and top that. A handful of top-rated 5-star players and key Oregon targets are expected to take a trip to Eugene this weekend, including Duke transfer Brandon Johnson, who is reportedly finishing up some school at Duke before enrollingn at Oregon. The Ducks are also expecting to host several 5-stars including WR Dakorien Moore and DL Elijah Griffing, as well as 4-star EDGE Nasir Wyatt, and 4-star WR commit Dallas Wilson. Here is a full list of the players who are expected in Eugene. Oregon Recruiting: Ducks have massive visitor weekend to open February DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The Oregon Ducks are opening February with a bang on the recruiting front, hosting a massive list of 5-star players and top-rated talent.

Oregon football safety Kobe Savage ‘faster than any safety I’ve seen,’ former Kansas State teammate says Oregon safety Kobe Savage ‘faster than any safety I’ve seen,’ former Kansas State teammate says WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Kobe Savage had plenty of run-ins with Ben Sinnott while at Kansas State.

Oregon offers top-10 offensive tackle prospect in 2025 class Oregon's offseason of recruiting continues, as they offered top-100 prospect Lamont Rogers from the 2025 class. Oregon offers top-10 offensive tackle prospect in 2025 class 247SPORTS.COM Oregon's offseason of recruiting continues, as they offered top-100 prospect Lamont Rogers from the 2025 class.

The state of Oregon's LB room right now as the 2024 roster remains in flux Here's a rundown of Oregon's current LB room as the 2024 roster continues to take shape this offseason The state of Oregon's LB room right now as the 2024 roster remains in flux 247SPORTS.COM Here's a rundown of Oregon's current LB room as the 2024 roster continues to take shape this offseason

Ducks see movement in updated 2024 Top 25 rankings from The Athletic Ducks see movement in updated 2024 Top 25 rankings from The Athletic DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The Oregon Ducks saw a bit of movement in the latest updated version of the 2024 Top 25 rankings from The Athletic.

5-Star Faheem Delane Has Oregon in Top Group Following Visit The No. 1 safety in America breaks down his trip to Eugene. https://www.si.com/college/oregon/recruiting/5-star-faheem-delane-has-oregon-in-top-group-following-visit

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Interview With Premium Sports Founder Fig James on Oregon Football, State of Football Today Max Torres interviews Premium 7on7 founder Fig James about Daylen Austin, Dylan Williams, Kamar Mothudi and Traeshon Holden, who all played for Premium Sports 7on7 prior to committing to Oregon. James' brother Milvon James is also the head coach at Inglewood High School, where he's built one of the most successful high school programs in the Los Angeles area over the past five years. Max and Fig also discuss the state of high school and college football with an emphasis on the transfer portal.

The state of Oregon's OLB/EDGE room right now as the 2024 roster remains in flux Here's a rundown of Oregon's current defensive line situation as the 2024 roster continues to take shape this offseason The state of Oregon's OLB/EDGE room right now as the 2024 roster remains in flux 247SPORTS.COM Here's a rundown of Oregon's current defensive line situation as the 2024 roster continues to take shape this offseason

Oregon HS signees in the final ESPN 300: 27. DE Elijah Rushing 32. DL Aydin Breland 41. CB Ify Obidegwu 55. OL JacQawn McRoy 69. CB Dakoda Fields 87. WR Jeremiah McClellan 105. S Aaron Flowers 144. WR Ryan Pellum 147. LB Kamar Mothudi 164. S Kingston Lopa 191. DL Jericho Johnson 192. LB Brayden Platt 237. DL Xadavien Sims 266. LB Dylan Williams 288. WR Dillon Gresham 295. OL Fox Crader Oregon JUCO signees in the final ESPN JC 50: 1. CB Sione Laulea Notes: WR Gatlin Bair is at #108 WR Jack Ressler, DL Tionne Gray & QB Luke Moga are outside the ESPN 300 but still rated as 4-stars OL Devin Brooks, ED Jaxson Jones, TE AJ Pugliano, & RB Da’Jaun Riggs all rated as a 79 (80 is where 4-stars start) Oregon has 20 total 4-stars on ESPN

Our way-too-early 2024 Oregon Defensive Two-Deep

Stewart Mandel’s too-early college football Top 25 revised: Upheaval creates 2024 rankings shake-up Never in all my years writing way-too-early Top 25s was there ever so much January upheaval. Three of the four College Football Playoff teams — Alabama (Nick Saban), Washington (Kalen DeBoer) and Michigan (Jim Harbaugh) — lost their coaches, the first two unleashing an onslaught of transfers that benefited fellow contenders like Ohio State and Texas. Version 2.0 consists of an obvious top four, followed by a whole bunch of teams people will invariably say are overrated. And poor Washington fell out altogether I'm only showing his top 10 in case someone can't read the article. It seems when he revised his top 25 he moved Ohio St. and Texas ahead of Oregon. 1. Georgia (Previous: 1) No notable changes to report in Athens, besides Kirby Smart plucking new co-defensive coordinator Travaris Robinson from Alabama. The Dawgs, 42-2 over the past three seasons, return a wealth of experience on defense, led by LB Smael Mondon Jr. and S Malaki Starks. Florida transfer Trevor Etienne should be the new go-to running back, and QB Carson Beck gets new targets in Miami WR Colbie Young and Vanderbilt WR London Humphreys. 2. Ohio State (Previous: 4) Since Michigan’s national title, Ohio State has been on an apparent NIL spending spree. Nearly every major Buckeyes underclass draft prospect — RB TreVeyon Henderson, WR Emeka Egbuka, CB Denzel Burke and DEs JT Tuimoloau and Jack Sawyer — announced their returns. Meanwhile, Ryan Day has added Kansas State QB Will Howard, Ole Miss RB Quinshon Judkins, Alabama OL Seth McLaughlin and, most stunningly, Alabama S Caleb Downs, named first-team All-SEC as a freshman. 3. Texas (Previous: 5) After QB Quinn Ewers opted to stay, Steve Sarkisian added Oregon State WR Silas Bolden and both Alabama WR Isaiah Bond and TE Amari Niblack to fill the void left by Xavier Worthy, Adonai Mitchell and Ja’Tavion Sanders. He’d previously landed Houston WR Matthew Golden. Texas will be experienced up front on offense and throughout its defense, which added stud UTSA pass rusher Trey Moore (14 sacks last season) and Clemson S Andrew Mukuba (31 starts). 4. Oregon (Previous: 3) Dan Lanning made several big portal adds in December, most notably Oklahoma QB Dillon Gabriel, and has since landed coveted Texas A&M WR Evan Stewart, Duke DB Brandon Johnson and Washington CB Jabbar Muhammad. Stewart joins WRs Tez Johnson and Traeshon Holden and TE Terrance Ferguson, to go with returning RB Jordan James and Division II All-America RB Jay Harris. Houston DL Jamaree Caldwell (second-team All-Big 12) joins DE Jordan Burch and LB Jeffrey Bassa. 5. Ole Miss (Previous: eighth) The Rebels were already returning QB Jaxson Dart, WRs Tre Harris and Jordan Watkins and TE Caden Prieskorn. Then Lane Kiffin spent December raking in established SEC defensive transfers like Texas A&M DE Walter Nolen. After star RB Judkins defected, he picked up LSU’s (formerly Notre Dame’s) Logan Diggs. And then he recently landed LG Nate Kalepo and RG Julius Buelow from Washington’s Joe Moore Award-winning offensive line, moving Ole Miss to No. 1 in 247Sports’ portal rankings. 6. Michigan (Previous: 6) A drop-off is likely unavoidable in Sherrone Moore’s first season with all the talent Michigan has lost, notably QB J.J. McCarthy, RB Blake Corum and nearly the entire O-line. But RB Donovan Edwards put off the NFL, TE Colston Loveland returns and young WRs Semaj Morgan and Tyler Morriswill have bigger roles. DTs Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant, pass rushers Josaiah Stewart and Derrick Moore, CB Will Johnson and S Rod Moore should anchor another strong defense, but QB is a big question mark. 7. Notre Dame (Previous: 9) Marcus Freeman boosted his offense by hiring away LSU OC Mike Denbrock and landing Duke QB Riley Leonard and adding three quality receivers, including Florida International’s Kris Mitchell (1,118 yards). He also brought in Northwestern CB Rod Heard II (85 tackles last season) to team with standout CB Benjamin Morrison, All-America S Xavier Watts and Arizona State S Jordan Clark. DTs Howard Cross III and Rylie Mills return up front. 8. Alabama (Previous: 2) It’s hard to say where the first post-Saban Alabama team should be ranked, especially after losing key players like Downs, Bond, T Kadyn Proctor (Iowa) and RB Roydell Williams (Florida State). But the Tide still bring back QB Jalen Milroe, RB Justice Haynes, LBs Deontae Lawson and Jihaad Campbelland DB Malachi Moore, with a whole bunch of blue-chippers in the next wave. They can still be a CFP contender. 9. Utah (Previous: 11) Amid all the turmoil and inexperience elsewhere, the Utes stand out with their two-decade head coach (Kyle Whittingham), seventh-year QB (Cam Rising) and tight end (Brant Kuithe), plus veterans like RB Micah Bernard, LBs Levani Damuni and Karene Reid and CB Zemaiah Vaughn. Meanwhile, Utah has added former Arizona/USC WR Dorian Singer, UCLA TE Carsen Ryan and veteran Stanford S Alaka’i Gilman. 10. Oklahoma State (Previous: 12) Doak Walker Award-winning RB Ollie Gordon II will carry the load for the Cowboys once again, but Mike Gundy also added Arkansas’ AJ Green as a potential complement. QB Alan Bowman and WRs Brennan Presley and Rashod Owens all return, and Ohio transfer Tyler Foster fills a need at tight end. But bumping Oklahoma State into the top 10 comes with an acknowledgement that its defense will need to be more consistent. Upheaval in CFB creates 2024 rankings shake-up: Stewart Mandel's too-early Top 25 2.0 T.CO An onslaught of transfers benefited contenders like Ohio State and Texas. Poor Washington fell out altogether.