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    Redshirt recap: Which Oregon freshmen redshirt and which didn't in 2023?

    Oregon's 2023 class proved instrumental in this year's team success. Eleven members of the class played in at least five games to avoid redshirting.

     

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    247touch.png Redshirt recap: Which Oregon freshmen redshirt and which didn't in 2023?

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    Oregon's 2023 class proved instrumental in this year's team success. Eleven members of the class played in at least five games to avoid redshirting.

     

    I decided to move all the Redshirt Freshmen in Review articles here in it's own Post.

     

    The majority of Oregon's 2023 recruiting class used redshirted last season. That includes offensive tackle Gernorris Wilson. Here's where we think things stand with him after one year at Oregon.

     

    Dan Lanning's second recruiting class factored in to the team's on-field success in 2023. But while nearly a dozen players carved out roles, the majority of the 29-player 2023 signing class did not. 

     

    Of the 28 freshmen who enrolled last year, 11 appeared in enough games to avoid redshirt, led by tight end Kenyon Sadiq, offensive lineman Iapani Laloulu, and outside linebacker Blake Purchase who saw action in all 14 games. Oregon fans have become somewhat familiar with those 11 players (two have already transferred), but the 15 redshirts who remain on the roster? Not so much. In this series, we'll do our best to bring you up to speed with them. 

     

     

    Report: MAC commissioner disputes reports of College Football Playoff-ESPN agreement on new TV deal

     

    On Feb. 13, reports surfaced claiming ESPN and the College Football Playoff had reached an agreement on a 6-year, $7.8 billion rights extension. However, per a report from Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger on Sunday, it’s hardly a done deal.

     

    Through an open records request, Dellenger obtained an email MAC commissioner Jon Steinbrecher sent to his fellow league administrators, verifying the CFP has not struck a deal with ESPN.

     

    Several news outlets are reporting that a new six-year television deal has been concluded for the College Football Playoff,” Steinbrecher wrote in an email dated Feb. 13. “Be advised, these reports are incorrect. Neither the Management Committee (commissioners) nor the Board of Managers (presidents) have reviewed a draft agreement nor has any vote been taken.”

     

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    There might not be a new contract extension between the College Football Playoff and ESPN after all.

     

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    favicon16.png Report: CFP Management Committee Denies Rumors About 6-Year, $7.8B ESPN TV Contract

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    There might not be a new contract extension between the College Football Playoff and ESPN after all. On Tuesday, Andrew Marchand, Nicole Auerbach, Stewart…
     
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    All about Penn State:

     

    A football program with a storied history but marred by scandal, a women’s soccer program that has produced several Portland Thorns players, and a college town that serves as an example of the magic of college sports.

     
    The Penn State Nittany Lions joined the Big Ten Conference in 1990 and boast one of the most iconic environments in college football. And with a massive athletic budget, the school has a long list of national championships in several other sports.
     
    As the Oregon Ducks prepare for a move to the Big Ten in 2024, The Oregonian/OregonLive is taking a look at all of their newest conference rivals. While Ducks fans might be deeply familiar with fellow Pac-12 departees Washington, USC and UCLA, they have 14 new teams to get to know this year.
     
    Next up is Penn State.
     
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    6554b6be8c0d829a8bf63ae0c82cf121_link.pn All about Penn State: An Oregon Ducks fan guide to the Big Ten Conference

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    The Nittany Lions joined the Big Ten Conference in 1990 and boast one of the most iconic environments in college football. And with a massive athletic budget, the school has a long list of national...

     

     

    Live baseball updates: Oregon takes on No. 18 Texas Tech in final game of Shriners Invitational

    Follow along for live updates between Oregon and No. 18 Texas Tech in game three of the Shriners Children's College Showdown.

     

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    247touch.png Live baseball updates: Oregon takes on No. 18 Texas Tech in final game of Shriners Invitational

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    Follow along for live updates between Oregon and No. 18 Texas Tech in game three of the Shriners Children's College Showdown.

     

     

    The Oregon Ducks have been incredibly active in the transfer portal this year, and after adding the likes of Jabbar Muhammad, Kobe Savage, Kam Alexander, and Brandon Johnson, they appear to be set when it comes to talent in the secondary going into the 2024 season.

     

    That doesn’t mean that they don’t want to continue to improve, though.

     

    A relatively surprising name entered the portal earlier this week when Michigan Wolverines safety Keon Sabb announced that he was looking to transfer. Now it’s being reported by On3’s Hayes Fawcett that the Ducks are one of many teams who have reached out to Sabb since he became available.

     

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    The Oregon Ducks are reportedly pursuing former Michigan Wolverines transfer Keon Sabb in the portal.

     

     

    Oregon basketball claimed its third straight two-point win in Corvallis

    N’Faly Dante dunk with 1 second left is the difference in Oregon’s 60-58 win over Oregon State

     

     

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    247touch.png For the third straight year the Ducks beat Oregon State by two points after N'Faly Dante's buzzer-beating dunk

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    Oregon basketball claimed its third straight two-point win in Corvallis.

     

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    Ducks' bats come alive for seven unanswered runs in win against Baylor

    Oregon's bats started slow but came alive for seven unanswered in the middle innings to secure the second win of the season.

     

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    247touch.png Ducks' bats come alive for seven unanswered runs in win against Baylor

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    Oregon's bats started slow but came alive for seven unanswered in the middle innings to secure the second win of the season.

     

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    LB Nasir Wyatt — “I was close to [entering a Crystal Ball pick] before the trip even started, but I really like Nasir Wyatt to Oregon. I think they’re doing a great job, so I’m going to join Greg Biggins, Steve Wiltfong and Brandon Huffman with that one. I like the Ducks to get it done. He even said that they’re doing the best job with him. He wants to take visits. Ohio State, Tennessee, Michigan, a couple others are also in play, but I really like Oregon to get that one done.”

     

    S Jadyn Hudson — “I think the Ducks are going to get that one done and get that commitment. Ohio State, Tennessee are the other top contenders. But again, for him especially, the stability of the coaching staff, then also distance and just his overall connection with that coaching staff, I really think that’s why Oregon is the team to beat. I’m also not ruling out USC. If they really start to push and do a better job with him, there is a possibility the Trojans could get back in play.”

     

    WR Derek Meadows — “He mentioned Oregon, Notre Dame, Bama, Florida. I like Notre Dame right now, but Oregon is absolutely a team to watch. They just offered.”

     

    WR Cooper Perry — “I like Oregon. That’s where my Crystal Ball is at. Watch out for Oklahoma. He just visited there.”

     

    S Faheem Delane — “Oregon, once again, first team he mentioned. But I do think Ohio State is the team to watch right now, but the Ducks are definitely in play.”

     

    WR Isaiah Mozee — “Also mentioned Oregon. You can see a theme here. Nebraska, Tennessee and Missouri also in play, but Oregon, in my opinion, is the team to beat. Very tempted to put a Crystal Ball pick on the Ducks.”

     

    IOL Seuseu Alofaituli — “Oregon, Miami, a couple others in play.”

     

    CB DJ Pickett — “Oregon’s a real, real threat that isn’t getting talked about enough. I’m watching them and Miami closely.”

     

    S Trey McNutt — “I think Ohio State’s probably the team to watch, but don’t be surprised if the Ducks land him.”

     

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    247touch.png College football recruiting: Miami, Oregon receive Crystal Ball predictions after Nike's 'The Next Ones' event

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    The Hurricanes and Ducks are not the only teams making progress.

     

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