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Early Enrollee Spring Rewind: Tevita Pome'e Here is a breakdown of what Oregon freshman Tevita Pome'e showed during his first spring football camp. Today, we continue this series with defensive lineman Tevita Pome'e. Recruit Stats: 3-star prospect / 714th-rated overall prospect / 79th-rated defensive lineman Height/Weight: 6-foot-3/ 315 pounds Outlook this fall: The wide-bodied freshman from Utah looked the part physically in his first spring camp. Well over 300 pounds already, Pome'e looks ready to play nose tackle at the heart of the defense. Senior Casey Rogers commended the way Pome'e "transformed himself in the weight room" and noted that he'd "come along way" over the course of spring. He was credited with one takedown in the spring game. Early Enrollee Spring Rewind: Tevita Pome'e 247SPORTS.COM Here is a breakdown of what Oregon freshman Tevita Pome'e showed during his first spring football camp.

Oregon makes the Top 9 for 4-star QB Oregon made the cut after just offering a scholarship a few weeks ago for one of the top prospects at the QB position. Oregon makes the Top 9 for 4-star QB 247SPORTS.COM Oregon made the cut after just offering a scholarship a few weeks ago for one of the top prospects at the QB position.

When it comes to the NCAA baseball tournament, having a regional in Nashville is pretty much a sure thing. Vanderbilt has hosted a regional nine times and the Commodores are making their 17th straight postseason appearance. Vandy, as the No. 6 national seed, would host a Super Regional should it advance. Oregon Ducks Regional Preview: Vanderbilt Commodores DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM An outstanding March where they finished 18-2, Vanderbilt earned its No. 6 national seed by winning the SEC tournament.

The Oregon Ducks got on a hot streak during the month of May, and it was hard to ignore. After picking up four 4-star commitments in the month alone, Oregon shot up to the top 10 of the national recruiting rankings, where they now sit at No. 6 overall. With the string of official visits now getting set to take place in Eugene, it is likely that the hot streak is going to continue for Dan Lanning and his team, but this is a great time to sit back and reflect on what they’ve been able to accomplish so far. Oregon Recruiting: Ducks named among biggest winners in month of May DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The Ducks added 4 blue-chip recruits and a pair of top-130 players in the month of May. Not a bad haul.

Cry me a river, bring out the violins. USC is upset and whining they might be on Peacock. USC football in Big Ten cannot be relegated to Peacock TROJANSWIRE.USATODAY.COM #USC fans have put up with Pac-12 Network for a decade. Having #B1G games on Peacock will not go down well (and it shouldn’t).

USC to play Kansas State, Georgia to face Oregon in Las Vegas tournament in November USC to play Kansas State, Georgia to face Oregon in Las Vegas tournament in November WWW.ON3.COM .

Basketball regional semi-finals. Great game highlights from the past.

Oregon makes the Top 5 for one of its top RB prospects Oregon has made the final five for one of their top running back prospects in the 2024 class. Oregon makes the Top 5 for one of its top RB prospects 247SPORTS.COM Oregon has made the final five for one of their top running back prospects in the 2024 class.

Dates, times and television partners were set this week for this year’s college bowl games. The Pac-12 has tie-ins to seven bowls, with a possibility for others depending on availability. The Pac-12 champion goes to either the College Football Playoff, or a New Year’s 6 bowl game. Another Pac-12 team could qualify for a NY6 bowl, depending on final CFP ranking and record. The remaining Pac-12 teams play in contracted bowls. Here is the lineup: 2023 Pac-12 bowl affiliations, dates, times, TV, league opponents WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM The Pac-12 is contracted to six bowl games for the upcoming season, as well as a NY6 game and/or College Football Playoff

As the Ducks prepare to take the field 24 hours from now, it's time to break down what the Ducks are up against in the Nashville Regional. As Oregon attempts to turn in an upset bid, it's important to dive deep into each team and see what the Ducks are against. Oregon and Xavier meet at 10 AM PST on ESPN+ for the first game of the Regional. Previewing Oregon's opponents in the Nashville Regional 247SPORTS.COM As the Ducks prepare to take the field 24 hours from now, it's time to break down what the Ducks are up against in the Nashville Regional.

Early Enrollee Spring Rewind: Solomon Davis Here is a breakdown of what Oregon freshman Solomon Davis showed during his first spring football camp. Today, we continue this series with defensive back Solomon Davis. Recruit Stats: 3-star prospect / 708th-rated overall prospect / 49th-rated safety Height/Weight: 6-foot / 184 pounds Outlook this fall: Among the more under-the-radar recruits in Oregon's class, Davis committed on signing day in December without much fanfare, as the day brought many other surprises. Davis was likely overlooked when he arrived as well, as the lowest rated defensive back to enroll for spring. He showed a little something while media watched though, flashing his speed and explosiveness before parlaying that into a pair of spring game tackles. Early Enrollee Spring Rewind: Solomon Davis 247SPORTS.COM Here is a breakdown of what Oregon freshman Solomon Davis showed during his first spring football camp.

Skyler Gill excited to bring her defensive pedigree west to Oregon Oregon landed a commitment from North Alabama transfer Skyler Gill on Thursday. A two-time conference Defensive Player of the Year, Gill is excited to get to work in Eugene. Skyler Gill excited to bring her defensive pedigree west to Oregon 247SPORTS.COM Oregon landed a commitment from North Alabama transfer Skyler Gill on Thursday. A two-time conference Defensive Player of the Year, Gill is excited to get to work in Eugene.

'26 Standout Tay Lockett was active on the travel circuit this off-season San Diego (Calif.) University City freshman athlete Tay Lockett is one of the region’s top two-way players and has been very active checking out colleges this off-season. Oregon is another school high on Locket’s list and one of his most recent offers. “I was going to visit in June but had to re-schedule,” Lockett said. “I like coach Meat (Demetrice Martin) , he’s a good coach and a good guy and that was a big offer for me. “He wanted me to come out and camp with them and work me out but I have some family obligations so I’ll have to get up there another time.” '26 Standout Tay Lockett was active on the travel circuit this off-season 247SPORTS.COM San Diego (Calif.) University City freshman athlete Tay Lockett is one of the region’s top two-way players and has been very active checking out colleges this off-season.

Hi all, We are looking into hopefully attend one of the home games in November. Is Ticketmaster a good site to order from? Any other suggestions? Thanks

The Holiday Bowl has filed a lawsuit against the Pac-12 Conference and UCLA, seeking more than $3 million in damages because of the league’s refusal to reimburse the bowl after UCLA elected not to play the 2021 game hours before kickoff, Action Network has learned. The Holiday Bowl filed a suit in Superior Court in the county of San Diego Tuesday, claiming the non-profit San Diego Bowl Game Association lost more than $3 million from the cancellation of the 2021 game. This wiped out the 43-year-old bowl association’s reserves. The complaint states the Holiday Bowl “has engaged and continues to engage in good faith with the Pac-12 to negotiate a resolution of the dispute without success.” Because the Pac-12 didn’t compensate the Holiday Bowl for the 2021 cancellation, the Holiday Bowl, to offset those losses, did not pay the Pac-12 for providing a participating team (Oregon) in the 2022 bowl. Even by doing this, the Holiday Bowl still would have lost “hundreds of thousands of dollars,” but was willing to take that loss to be a good partner with the Pac-12. About two weeks ago, the Pac-12 notified the Holiday Bowl that it would file a lawsuit if the bowl didn’t pay the conference the money the Pac-12 said it was owed from the 2022 game by Wednesday, May 31. The notification did not reference the 2021 cancellation. Holiday Bowl Files Lawsuit Against Pac-12, UCLA WWW.ACTIONNETWORK.COM Read Brett McMurphy's report about the Holiday Bowl filing a lawsuit against the Pac-12 and UCLA after the Bruins opted out of the 2021 bowl game.

Kickoff Times and TV Selections announced for four of Oregon's 2023 games 247SPORTS.COM The Ducks have announced TV selections and kickoff times for four upcoming games this 2023 season.

For those who are interested in what Oregon will be going up against with Washington this year, going deep with the Huskies' scheme, returning personnel, and unknowns. Duck Dive: Washington Football 2023 Preview WWW.ADDICTEDTOQUACK.COM Going deep with the Huskies’ scheme, returning personnel, and unknowns

Agree! Did these people forget Economics 101 or Math 101? There is no way CU will be getting $31.7M or any other Big 12 school if they keep adding more schools. Unless Fox and ESPN are willing to increase the amount to accommodate any new school joining the conference to keep the level at $31.7M per school, CU joining the Big 12 would drop it down to $29.26M per school. If Arizona joins it drops down to 27.17M. If ASU joins drops down to $25.36M. If Utah joins drops it down to $23.78M per school per year. Like you said, I can't imagine any of the Pac-12 universities migrating to the Big 12 are willing to take a lesser share. An extra $190.2M per school who joins the Big 12 for the life of the contract? Good luck with that. From Wilner: "If the Pac-12 media deal is in the low $20 millions per school, as has been speculated, would Colorado and Arizona going to the Big 12 be the best thing? Then add four Group of Five schools at half shares? — @bogeycat85 Do not believe the speculation about a $20 million offer. The Hotline doesn’t know where the Pac-12’s valuation will land — our guess is within 10 percent of the Big 12, which will earn $31.7 million per school when the renewal of its deal with Fox and ESPN kicks in. But $20 million per school? No chance. That’s below the current average annual valuation of $20.8 million for a deal signed 12 years ago. Even if you account for the loss of the L.A. schools, the market for live sports has soared since 2011. The Big 12 lost Texas and Oklahoma and saw a 50 percent increase (approximately) in its media valuation. The Pac-12 isn’t losing USC and UCLA and also losing 10 percent of its valuation — not with so many of the top 30 media markets in its footprint. My understanding is that the Big 12’s media contract does not increase by $31.7 million per school if additional members are added. Do potential candidates know what revenue they will receive if they join the Big 12? — @Jalex0077 Endeavor, a media advisory company, is working on behalf of the Big 12 to lure Pac-12 universities, according to every source in our Rolodex. Exactly what Endeavor has told the likes of Colorado and Arizona, we cannot say. However, the money would come from ESPN and potentially Fox as part of a negotiation with the Big 12. But the Four Corners schools would need more than promises and hypotheticals. They would need contract offers." I just don't see the advantage going to the Big 12.

Mid-South Spotlight: Five most contested recruiting battles For Oregon it's: COLIN SIMMONS UNDECIDED 6'3" | 225 LBS | WDE | 2024 DUNCANVILLE DUNCANVILLE, TX Contenders: Alabama, LSU, Miami, Oregon, Texas, Texas A&M Overview: The top-ranked player in the Mid-South has a recruitment that appears to be headed for the long run. Simmons will officially visit Miami, Oregon and Texas in June with trips to Alabama and LSU planned for the fall. Texas A&M also remains in the mix after getting him on campus during the spring. LSU and Texas have sat toward the top of the pass rusher’s recruitment for the past few months. However, the longer he takes it, the more opportunities that other programs will get to make an impression. He’s not planning to make a decision until closer to signing day. Mid-South Spotlight: Five most contested recruiting battles OREGON.RIVALS.COM Five-star Colin Simmons will visit Miami, Oregon and Texas next month.

Oregon's early blue-chip ratio among nation's best in 2024 cycle It’s still very early in the 2024 recruiting cycle, but the Oregon Ducks are as hot as any team in the nation when it comes to success on the trail. Over the past month or so, Dan Lanning and the Ducks have picked up commitments from a handful of blue-chip prospects, rising up the national recruiting rankings quickly, where they now sit at No. 6. While the national rankings tell us a lot about which team is getting the best players committed for next year, it doesn’t tell us everything. You need to look at the blue chip ratio. Oregon Recruiting: Where Ducks blue-chip ratio ranks in 2024 cycle DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The Ducks are on a hot streak in the 2024 recruiting cycle. So where does their blue-chip ratio rank nationally this early on?

On Tuesday afternoon The University of Oregon athletic department announced its 2023 Hall of Fame class, and it includes former Oregon RB LaMichael James. James played 3 seasons for the Ducks racking up 5668 all-purpose yards and 56 TDs. James was a member of the 2010 Oregon team which advanced to the national championship game against Auburn. Oregon Football: LaMIchael James among inductees to Ducks Hall of Fame DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Ducks Legend LaMichael James is among the 2023 Oregon athletics Hall of Fame inductees

'25 QB Bear Bachmeier in action from the Steve Clarkson 'The QB Retreat' Murrieta Valley (Calif.) sophomore quarterback Bear Bachmeier is one of the top prospects in the ’25 class and we got a chance to see him up close at last weekend’s Steve Clarkson, ‘The QB Retreat.’ Video: '25 QB Bear Bachmeier in action from the Steve Clarkson 'The QB Retreat' 247SPORTS.COM Murrieta Valley (Calif.) sophomore quarterback Bear Bachmeier is one of the top prospects in the ’25 class and we got a chance to see him up close at last weekend’s Steve Clarkson, ‘The QB...

Case in point from below article: Prediction: 5-Star OT Brandon Baker to Oregon Oregon is just getting started in the 2024 class and Baker would be a huge part of A'lique Terry's first cycle with the Ducks. https://www.si.com/college/oregon/recruiting/prediction-5-star-ot-brandon-baker-to-oregon

Oregon is heading into June as one of the hottest teams on the recruiting trail. The month of May saw Dan Lanning and the Ducks land four verbal commitments and shoot up to No. 6 in the national recruiting rankings for the 2024 class. Now the staff is preparing to host commits and top targets on official visits in June, as they make a strong push to add more premier talent to the fold. Here's a glance at who's expected in Eugene throughout June for their official visits. June 23 is without a doubt the biggest weekend of official visitors, as the Ducks will host their most commits, which will help them recruit their top targets. Another note is that the Ducks are having their quarterback commits, Luke Moga and Michael Van Buren visit on different weekends. This is a plus because it will give them two big recruiters for each respective weekend, and as we know quarterbacks oftentimes serve as the face of a class. Having two gives them even more ammo on the recruiting trail with some of the best players in the country expected in town. JUNE 2-4 EDGE Elijah Rushing (Tucson, AZ) JUNE 9-11 RB Christian Clark (Phoenix, AZ) OL Devin Brooks (Clackamas, OR) JUNE 16-18 QB commit Luke Moga (Phoenix, AZ) DL commit Xadavien Sims (Durant, OK) S commit Aaron Flowers (Forney, TX) TE commit Jackson Ford (Melissa, TX) EDGE Colin Simmons (Duncanville, TX) S Kingston Lopa (Sacramento, CA) JUNE 23-25 QB commit Michael Van Buren (Baltimore, MD) CB commit Ify Obidegwu (Baltimore, MD) WR commit Jordan Anderson (Inglewood, CA) DL commit Tionne Gray (St. Louis, MO) LB Kamar Mothudi (Valley Village, CA) CB Dakoda Fields (Gardena, CA) WR Ryan Pellum (Long Beach, CA) WR Jack Ressler (Santa Ana, CA) DL Aydin Breland (Santa Ana, CA) OT JacQawn McRoy (Pinson, AL) S Marquis Gallegos (West Hills, CA) https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/college/article275909641.html#storylink=rss

Oregon locks in official visit date with 4-star RB The Ducks have locked in a visit date for one of the top backs out west The Oregon Ducks have locked in an official visit date for one of their top running back prospects in the 2024 recruiting class. 247Sports Composite 4-star running back Christian Clark out of Mountain Pointe high school in Arizona has locked in the date. Oregon will get Clark on campus on June 9th for an official visit to Oregon. This will mark his fourth official visit to a college during the month of June. Clark has visits lined up to Florida State, Texas, and Georgia as well during the month of May. Clark has previously been on campus at Oregon multiple times and has a strong relationship with Oregon running back coach Carlos Locklyn. Oregon locks in official visit date with 4-star RB 247SPORTS.COM The Ducks have locked in a visit date for one of the top backs out west.