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NJDuck

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    Wasikowski announces changes to rotation for upcoming four-game series against Lafayette

    On Wednesday afternoon, head coach Mark Wasikowski announced the four-man rotation ahead of this weekend's games.

     
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    On Wednesday afternoon, head coach Mark Wasikowski announced the four-man rotation ahead of this weekend's games.

     

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    Report: 5-star offensive tackle locks in visit with Oregon Ducks

     

    The Oregon Ducks are working to build up their 2025 recruiting class after back-to-back cycles in the top 10, and it looks like they’re starting strong as well.

     

    On Wednesday, it was reported by On3’s Chad Simmons that the Ducks will be hosting one of the best offensive linemen in the nation on a visit this spring, with 5-star OT Michael Fasusi coming to town in April during the spring season.

     

    Fasusi, who is rated by the 247Sports Composite as the No. 15 overall player and No. 2 OT in the 2025 class, is expected in Eugene on April 17-18, which is a week before Oregon’s annual spring game.

     

    Standing at 6-foot-4, 285 pounds, Fasusi has a classic OT build that allows him to be mobile on the edge and physical in pass protection.

     

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    The Oregon Ducks are expected to host 5-star offensive tackle Michael Fasusi on a visit this spring.

     

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    How Pac-2 moves forward after leverage play as College Football Playoff updates 12-team expansion model

    The new 5+7 model doesn't bar what's left of the Pac-12 from the playoff, but it does create a very difficult road

     

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    The new 5+7 model doesn't bar what's left of the Pac-12 from the playoff, but it does create a very difficult road

     

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    Here's what Big Ten, SEC could demand as College Football Playoff holds critical meeting in Texas

    Wednesday may mark the start of the Big Ten and SEC attempting to more fully exert their power over the sport

     

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    Wednesday may mark the start of the Big Ten and SEC attempting to more fully exert their power over the sport

     

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    Potential proposals from Big Ten, SEC seek more CFP automatic qualifier spots for the conferences

     

    Washington State president Kirk Schulz says the Pac-12 never planned to “hold up” the College Football Playoff’s latest format change for the 2024 and 2025 events, but he is “worried” about modifications to the format starting in 2026, including potential proposals from the Big Ten and SEC that seek for the leagues to be guaranteed multiple automatic qualifier spots.

     

    “I worry about any league getting a certain number of automatic berths beyond their champion,” said Schulz, a member of the CFP Board of Managers, made up of university presidents from each FBS league and Notre Dame. “I wouldn’t be alone in that.”

     

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    Are there more changes on the way for the College Football Playoff?

     

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    Oregon Football benefits from a 5+7 CFP format, should contend every year | Oregon Ducks Podcast

     

     

    The College Football Playoff recently voted to approve a shift to a 5+7 format for the 2024 and 2025 seasons. As Oregon heads to the Big 10 as one of the two favorites this year and perhaps beyond, that shift benefits the Ducks.

     

    On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin goes on to talk about one of Oregon's highest-rated 2024 recruits. CB Ify Obidegwu bears resemblance to a recently great Oregon corner, but will he be on the field much in 2024? 11:15

     

    Oregon Men's Basketball has had a decent, albeit disappointing sometimes, season this year as they've battled injuries. Some of the blame should certainly be at the feet of HC Dana Altman, but he's been dealt a tough hand. 21:20
     

     

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    Max Torres Talks Big-Picture College Football Recruiting With John Canzano

     

    Max Torres joins John Canzano on the Bald Faced Truth to talk big-picture college football recruiting. He discusses advice he'd give parents of perspective players, recruiting in today's college football landscape and much more.

     

     

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    All about the Rutgers Scarlet Knights: 

     

    The oldest university in the Big Ten Conference also has the longest history on the football field: Rutgers.

     
    The first-ever college football game was played at Rutgers, but as the game has evolved, the Scarlet Knights simply haven’t had consistent success on a national scale. Coach Greg Schiano is trying to change that and has seemingly changed the culture in New Brunswick, but it’s been an uphill climb since the school joined the Big Ten in 2014. The Scarlet Knights athletic program has spent big in the last five years in order to compete, and still faces a major budget shortfall as a result.
     
    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 Rutgers.
     
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    The oldest university in the Big Ten Conference also has the longest history on the football field.

     

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    Oregon will take on Lafayette starting Friday, February 23rd at 4:30 PM PST.

     

    Tuesday afternoon brought new information for Oregon baseball's schedule, as the March 1st - March 3rd series against UC Santa Barbara was moved from Goleta, California, to PK Park in Eugene, Oregon. 

     

    The series was moved due to "field conditions" in an official statement released by the university. 

     

    UC Santa Barbara Game one will start on Friday, March 1st, starting at 4:05 PM PST, with game two on Saturday, March 2nd, will begin at 2:05 PM PST. 

     

    The series will wrap up on Sunday, March 3rd, starting at 12:05 PM PST. 

     

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    Oregon will be securing a home series following field condition issues at UC Santa Barbara.

     

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    Oregon Ducks, an IMMEDIATE Impact in the Big Ten? | Insider on Dan Lanning, Dillon Gabriel in Eugene

    he Oregon Ducks are looking to make a splash in their first year joining the Big Ten Conference. What can Ducks fans expect from Dan Lanning and transfer QB Dillon Gabriel? Justin Hopkins from Scoop Duck joins us to discuss

     

     

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    Oregon's Dan Lanning Joins

    (16 minutes in around 59.33 minute mark)

     

    Today on The Hard Count, the ORIGINAL Progrum Guy and Head Coach of the Oregon Ducks, Dan Lanning joins the show! J.D. and Coach talk everything from culture to the Ducks move to the Big Ten. It's that time of year where "punchline culture" is running rampant. J.D. gives his thoughts on why the Miami Hurricanes, Ohio State Buckeyes, and Texas A&M Aggies are all set to dunk on some folks this fall. Finally, J.D. breaks down the latest in Florida State vs the ACC. It sounds like the door may be cracked open. All that, as well as your surprising headlines involving the USC Trojans, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Georgia Bulldogs and Florida Gators.

     

     

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    All about the Purdue Boilermakers:

     

    One small step for man, one giant leap for... Zach Edey?

     
    Purdue University: home of famed astronauts, popcorn magnates and outrageously tall basketball players. Its former president, James H. Smart, put forth the initiative that led to the Big Ten Conference’s founding in 1896. So, even with just three team national titles to their credit across all sports, there would be no Big Ten without the Boilermakers.
     
    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 Purdue.
     
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    Purdue University: home of famed astronauts, popcorn magnates and outrageously tall basketball players

     

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    Oregon Football + Recruiting Monday Mailbag | Ducks Dish Podcast

     

    Max Torres answers viewer/listen mailbag questions about Oregon Football and Recruiting. Topics include the 2025 recruiting class, Keon Sabb, wide receiver recruiting, expectations for this next cycle and so much more!

     

     

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