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The timeline for the Pac-12's upcoming television deal is coming into focus, and sources told ESPN on Thursday that no deal is expected for a few more months. The Pac-12 remains engaged with multiple media partners, per sources. Those include streaming services, which have developed a reputation for deliberate contract negotiations, in part because they don't have the same decades of experience in the space as traditional networks. The timeline of their deal, as currently expected, appears to be in line with how the Big Ten's timeline unfolded. The Big Ten's deal was announced in August, nearly a year from when the new one would come into fruition. Sources - Pac-12 TV deal expected later this spring or summer WWW.ESPN.COM A timeline for the Pac-12's upcoming television deal is coming into focus and is expected sometime later this spring or summer, sources told ESPN on Thursday.

Commitment Preview: Texas Safety Aaron Flowers Ready to Announce One of Oregon's top safety targets is set to make his decision on Friday. It's almost decision time for Aaron Flowers, one of numerous Oregon safety targets in the 2024 recruiting class. The defensive back from Forney (Tex.) is set to announce his college commitment on Friday April 7 at 2:00 pm PT. He'll choose from a loaded top 10 that includes Oregon, USC and Alabama among other programs. https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/college/article274046295.html#storylink=rss

Oregon Football Spring Camp Updates: Practice Four Oregon Football Spring Camp Updates: Practice Four 247SPORTS.COM Oregon's fourth practice of the spring took place on Thursday, check here for updates

Spring Ball Takeaways: Ducks look for fast play in fourth spring practice On Tuesday afternoon following the Oregon Ducks’ first spring practice after the two-week break, head coach Dan Lanning was asked about what he wanted to see from his players going into Thursday’s practice, and then again into Saturday’s practice. Consistent growth was the answer. Oregon Football: Takeaways from Ducks fourth spring practice DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Thursday’s practice brought our best look yet at offensive line rotations, and a new QB scramble drill.

'25 DB Daryus Dixson mentioned Oregon, Tennessee, Washington and USC as schools he's connecting with Dixson said the schools he feels he’s connecting the best with right now are Oregon, Tennessee, Washington and USC. He talked about what stands out with each program: Oregon- “Oregon is showing a lot of love right now and probably recruiting me the hardest. I visited last year and really liked it there. I liked the campus and loved the facilities. I like coach Meat (Demetrice Martin) a lot and I’m also connecting with coach Wadood as well. I know some of the players on the team already and I just really like the overall vibe there.’ '25 DB Daryus Dixson mentioned Oregon, Tennessee, Washington and USC as schools he's connecting with 247SPORTS.COM Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei sophomore defensive back Daryus Dixson had a strong showing at last weekend’s Under Armour Next Camp, walking away with DB MVP honors.

I agree with your comments. Williams is a credible source, worth warranted in reading his thoughts on this matter. My hope, he is proven wrong.

A few things I've learned. The newest voting member of the Pac-12 Conference CEO Group was tossed into the fray just a couple of weeks ago. I doubt she’ll unpack. Jamie Moffitt was appointed “interim president” at the University of Oregon on March 13. She replaced UO’s previous interim president, Patrick Phillips, who left that post after he didn’t get the permanent job. John Karl Scholz will take over July 1 as the full-time president in Eugene. At that point, per a UO source, Moffitt will return to her usual duty as the school’s vice president and chief financial officer. Got all that? The Pac-12 Conference continues to negotiate its media rights deal and explore expansion. I was told on Wednesday by a CEO Group member that “the board likes the deal” that is taking shape, but the conference presidents and chancellors don’t seem to be in a hurry. Multiple members of the CEO Group have gone public in recent months. Oregon has been notably silent. I’ve chalked that up to the turnover in administration in Eugene. Former president Michael Schill left for the same job at Northwestern University last August. Schill was an outspoken, experienced, stabilizing voice who served on the group’s executive committee. Phillips was new to the role. Moffitt is even newer. How will Oregon weigh its options? What matters most to the Ducks? Does Phil Knight get a vote? The university trustees? Someone else? These are important questions. Canzano: Timing is everything for Pac-12 and Oregon Ducks WWW.JOHNCANZANO.COM A few things I've learned. There is a John Canzano and Jon Wilner podcast at the bottom of his article. Topics on Pac-12 expansion, SDSU effect and spring football.

Oregon Preparing to Host a Loaded Group of Visitors for Annual Spring Game Some of the biggest names in the country are flocking to Eugene to check out the Ducks. Dan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks aren't messing around on the recruiting trail this spring. They've already hosted some big names on campus this spring but you should only expect the names to get bigger as we get closer to the annual spring game, which is set for Saturday April 29 at Autzen Stadium in Eugene. The Ducks have the No. 15 class in the country for 2024, featuring five verbal commitments. Here's an updated list of recruits that are expected to be in attendance. I will continue to update this list as more recruits announce their visit plans and I confirm with sources. https://www.si.com/college/oregon/recruiting/oregon-preparing-to-host-a-loaded-group-of-visitors-for-annual-spring-game

Sean Nelson @_SeanNelson · 2024 4-star CB Dakoda Fields has set a multi day unofficial visit with Oregon next week from April 10-12. On3 Profile: https://on3.com/db/dakoda-fields-150401/

Spring Ball Takeaways: Ducks get back to work in wet Eugene weather The Oregon Ducks returned to spring football practice after a two-week break on Tuesday morning in a wet and cold Eugene rain at the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex. While the weather was drear, the energy was high for a team that got a taste of football once again back in March and has had a couple of weeks to get ready to attack success once again. With a few new faces on the roster after the break — notably including Ole Miss safety transfer Tysheem Johnson — we got a good look at what this team will take into the spring game at the end of April as far as a roster standpoint. As always, media members were allowed to watch in for the first 15-20 minutes of practice, which included stretching, special teams, and some individual work. Here are some of the biggest takeaways as we got back into it. Oregon Football: Ducks get back to practice after spring break DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Six new players joined the Ducks on Tuesday, and we got to see some pads popping as Oregon resumed spring ball.

Several new Ducks join Oregon roster for remainder of spring season Back in March, we got a good look at which new players, be it transfers or incoming freshmen, would be joining the Oregon Ducks for the spring football season and working with the team leading up to the spring game. We got ideas on positions and found out what numbers everyone would be wearing. It wasn’t the entire 2023 new-player crop, but over half of the new additions were on the ground in Eugene. After a two-week break for finals and spring break, the Ducks now have more new players with them as they resume practices on Tuesday, growing the roster even more. This won’t be the last time the roster changes, either, though we may be able to feel comfortable with this group of guys until after the spring game. Once May comes around, the transfer portal will open back up, and there are a handful of guys that will surely come and go during that period. For now, though, here are the newest Ducks to land in Eugene and join the team: Oregon Football: New Ducks join roster for remainder of spring season DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM There are a handful of new faces on the Ducks’ roster that joined the team over spring break.

Four former Ducks land in ESPN's latest seven-round mock draft Four former Ducks land in ESPN's latest seven-round mock draft 247SPORTS.COM A total of four former Ducks land in ESPN's all-encompassing seven-round mock draft, find out where they landed.

Analyzing Oregon’s Chances With USC Transfer Gary Bryant Jr. The Ducks are battling to add a top wide receiver from the transfer portal. The Oregon Ducks are no strangers to the transfer portal. Whether it's players joining the Ducks or leaving the program, head coach Dan Lanning is well aware of the role the portal plays in overhauling or retooling your roster. Oregon hasn't been as active as other schools in leveraging the portal, but the Ducks have signed 10 players this offseason, including a pair of wide receivers in Traeshon Holden (Alabama) and Tez Johnson (Troy). Might they add another? https://www.heraldonline.com/sports/college/article273755730.html#storylink=rss

I'm hoping this bill will not pass.

Gorney's predictions: Where will the top 10 uncommitted RBs land? Oregon favored for Washington's top prospect. Every time the Seattle (Wash.) O’Dea four-star running back is in Los Angeles, he makes his way over to USC and has an excellent trip. So the Trojans are definitely a major contender in his recruitment. But Oregon still feels like the team to beat since he’s so comfortable there, has a great relationship with the staff and is very familiar with the place. Considering Washington’s success this past season and Jason Brown knowing a bunch of players there as well, the Huskies should be considered high in this race as well. Prediction: Oregon Gorney's predictions: Where will the top 10 uncommitted RBs land? OREGON.RIVALS.COM Four-star Quinton Martin is the highest-ranked uncommitted running back in the 2024 class.

Jordan Anderson Named 247Sports Alpha Dog at OT7 One of Oregon's top commits has been putting everyone on notice this offseason. Wide receiver Jordan Anderson is one of the top offensive playmakers in the country. He's always carried himself with a confidence that he can beat any defensive back that's lined up in front of him. The 2024 Oregon Ducks wide receiver pledge out of Newport Beach (Calif.) Newport Harbor has been tearing up camps and 7on7 tournaments throughout the country lately and that trend continued in Texas this past weekend. https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/college/article273692300.html#storylink=rss

Stand out '25 QB Husan Longstreet shines at Elite 11 Regional, set for busy Spring Longstreet said he’s hoping to visit Oregon and UCLA. “I’ve actually never been to Oregon before but I’ve heard great things,” Longstreet said. “I know coach Lock (Colin Lockett) from St. John Bosco and I want to get to know the rest of the coaching staff and start building a relationship with them. Stand out '25 QB Husan Longstreet shines at Elite 11 Regional, set for busy Spring 247SPORTS.COM Corona (Calif.) Centennial sophomore quarterback Husan Longstreet had a very strong workout at Sunday’s Elite 11 Regional and showed why he's on the short list when talking about the top...

John Canzano is echoing the same as Jon Wilner (posted on the forum). Pac-12 should not wait. It would be out of character and off brand for the Pac-12 to seize on the momentum of the Aztecs NCAA Tournament run and extend an immediate invitation to join the conference this week. The Pac-12 presidents and chancellors are mindful of optics. They respect tradition and observe etiquette. The old-guard leadership wouldn’t be caught dead trying to draft off San Diego State’s basketball success. That said, they should totally do it. This is no time for the “new” Pac-12 to act like the “old” Pac-12. The conference shouldn’t wait another week (or month). It should just invite San Diego State now and end the charade. The Aztecs are a no-brainer for the Pac-12. San Diego State has the academics, culture and Pacific Time Zone geography. It would also add 1.1 million television households in a region where the Pac-12 badly needs it. Canzano: Bring on the invite for San Diego State WWW.JOHNCANZANO.COM Pac-12 should not wait.

4-star QB Air Noland puts Oregon Ducks among top schools When it comes to the quarterback position, the Oregon Ducks are still actively working to get their guy in the 2024 class. There is some positive momentum on that front, though, with 4-star QB Air Noland announcing his top schools on Saturday and keeping Dan Lanning’s squad in the mix. Noland is rated by 247Sports as the No. 55 overall player in the 2024 class, and the No. 7 quarterback. He has yet to take a visit to Eugene, but that will likely change in the coming months. Outside of Noland, the Ducks are also expecting a visit from 5-star QB Dylan Raiola for the annual spring game, and they also have some positive momentum when it comes to the recruitment of 4-star QB Michael Van Buren and 3-star QB Luke Moga. Oregon Recruiting: 4-star QB Air Noland puts Ducks among top schools DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Air Noland, the No. 55 player in 2024 and No. 7 QB, has put the Ducks among his top schools.

4-star Oregon target Aaron Flowers sets commitment date with Ducks in the mix The Oregon Ducks will soon find out if they are going to be able to land one of the top defensive backs on their recruiting board in the 2024 class. 4-star safety Aaron Flowers recently announced via his Instagram that he has set a commitment date for April 7, where he will decide between the 10 schools he has listed among his top 10. The Ducks are in the mix, along with Alabama, Oklahoma, USC, and several others. Oregon Recruiting: 4-star CB Aaron Flowers announces commitment date DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM 4-star Oregon target Aaron Flowers sets commitment date with Ducks in the mix

Your questions, my answers. Canzano: Mailbag deals with death of coach, Pac-12, Larry Scott, Trail Blazers, and Bill Walton WWW.JOHNCANZANO.COM Your questions, my answers.

The grass isn't always greener: Why the remaining Pac-12 schools should stick together The grass isn't always greener: Why the remaining Pac-12 schools should stick together SPORTS.YAHOO.COM The Big 12 may come calling, but Pac-12 schools would be wise to stay put.

War Daddy Recruit: Analyzing the contenders for pass-rushing terror Elijah Rushing Oregon in mix for this 5-star edge War Daddy Recruit Elijah Rushing is the best pass-rusher in the 2024 class. War Daddy Recruit: Analyzing the contenders for pass-rushing terror Elijah Rushing 247SPORTS.COM The nation's No. 1 rated edge rusher Elijah Rushing has one of the most fascinating recruitments in the current cycle and is choosing between a who's who of elite programs.

One School Leads for Elite CB Miles Lockhart Entering Spring Miles Lockhart is one of the defensive backs out West and has been on Oregon's radar for a long time. Including Oregon, Lockhart said he's hearing the most from a trio of schools. "Oregon, Utah and Ohio State. Those are the three that come after me the most. That's why they're my top three cause I'm just really big on relationships, how they treat me. If you treat me good I'm gonna want to be at your school and come after you guys as well." He has a few schools in mind for visits this spring, with one being a recent offer in January. "I have Ohio State locked in for April 10 for spring practice and I'm trying to make it up to Oregon actually or maybe their spring game or just a practice," Lockhart said. "Just trying to figure out those dates. I may also go up to Wisconsin as well, go check out a practice and get a little visit in." Miles Lockhart Chandler, AZ (Basha)RB 5-10 185 CLASS OF 24 247Sports 90 NATL.196 CB18 AZ3 https://www.si.com/college/oregon/recruiting/one-school-leads-for-elite-cb-miles-lockhart-entering-spring