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Patrick Mahomes Pays Up On Oregon vs. Texas Tech Orange Bowl BetThough he's currently on the sidelines due to an ACL injury, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes seemingly made a bet with Oregon Ducks linebacker Jeffrey Bassa before the Orange Bowl. Oregon Ducks On SIPatrick Mahomes Pays Up On Oregon vs. Texas Tech Orange B...With the first postseason shutout for the No. 5 Oregon Ducks since 1917, coach Dan Lanning and crew took down the No. 4 Texas Tech Red Raiders at the Capital OnPatrick Mahomes Wears The Oregon Duck Finest After Losing Bet to Bassa.

They're not done, but the Ducks are playing on house money in the CFPAutzen ZooThey're not done, but the Ducks are playing on house mone...Think back a moment to August and the expectations Duck fans had then.

Portal toll rises as Ducks lose 12 players ahead of Peach BowlAfter one day 12 Oregon players have entered the Transfer Portal or announced plans to enter it, a sad reality of poor planning and mismanagement by the NCAA. Autzen ZooPortal toll rises as Ducks lose 12 players ahead of Peach...After one day 12 Oregon players have entered the Transfer Portal or announced plans to enter it, a sad reality of poor planning and mismanagement by the NCAA.

SHINNING IN THE SUNLIGHTAutzen ZooEpic 'Ducks vs Them' introduced with compelling teaserYou can almost hear the iconic steel guitar and Merle Haggard's voice: "Silver Wings. Shining in the sun."

Epic 'Ducks vs Them' introduced with compelling teaserSHINNING IN THE SUNLIGHT Autzen ZooEpic 'Ducks vs Them' introduced with compelling teaserYou can almost hear the iconic steel guitar and Merle Haggard's voice: "Silver Wings. Shining in the sun."

'It motivated us;' How Oregon used Texas Tech hype to fuel CFP shutout “It motivated us a lot," defensive line coach Tony Tuioti said after the game. "You know, at the end of the day, we always want to prove to everybody that we're the best in the country. And so anytime we can, we feel a challenge, we want to step up to the challenge."

Oregon TE Kade Caton declares for transfer portal Oregon Ducks walk-on tight end Kade Caton announced for the NCAA Transfer Portal as the official window opened

Joel Klatt: 'Everything' Oregon Coach Dan Lanning Criticized About CFP 'Is Right'FOX Sports college football analyst Joel Klatt, speaking in reaction to the quarterfinals games on the latest episode of "The Joel Klatt Show," wholly agreed with Lanning.

Analyzing Oregon's dominant Orange Bowl winToday in the Fifth Quarter…Oregon didn’t just beat Texas Tech in the Orange Bowl quarterfinals — it smothered the Red Raiders, 23-0, with the kind of playoff performance that feels less like a game script and more like a slow constriction. This was the matchup we circled all week: an Oregon offensive line trying to survive a Texas Tech front that arrived with 39 sacks, and a Ducks team that knew the math of this opponent was always going to be turnovers and chaos. Texas Tech never got either. Oregon didn’t play a clean offensive game — not in the conventional, box-score-pretty way — but it played the kind of game that travels in January: it protected the quarterback (mostly), owned the field position and the clock (37:23 possession), and let its defense turn the contest into a series of shrinking windows until Tech ran out of oxygen Duck Sports CentralFifth Quarter: Analyzing Oregon's dominant Orange Bowl winOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Orange Bowl struggles make clear the path for Dante Moore at OregonAutzen ZooOrange Bowl struggles make clear the path for Dante Moore...One thing Duck fans love about Dante Moore is that he seems so unflappable. Though still a young quarterback who makes some mistakes, he stays calm and focused.

Ranking the best players in the college football transfer portal After weeks of anticipation and early announcements, the NCAA transfer portal is now officially open for college football players. The offseason transfer portal window for FBS and FCS players opened at midnight ET on Jan. 2 and extends through Jan. 16. There's no spring transfer period this year, so teams have one big chance to get their rosters right for 2026. Which players are emerging as the most coveted and poised to make a major impact next season? Here are ESPN's rankings of the top players in the portal, along with scouting reports provided by Steve Muench and Tom Luginbill. We'll update these rankings frequently throughout January as more high-profile players enter the portal and make commitments. These rankings are based on production, experience, potential, demand and feedback from coaches and general managers throughout the sport.

2025 CFP Title Odds: Hoosiers Remain Favorite; Miami, Oregon Closing In CFP Championship Winner 2025-26 Indiana: +135 (bet $10 to win $23.50 total) Oregon: +300 (bet $10 to win $40 total) Miami: +300 (bet $10 to win $40 total) Ole Miss: +550 (bet $10 to win $65 total) Here is what to know about the CFP title oddsboard:

Indiana vs. Oregon: 2026 Peach Bowl preview, odds as Hoosiers, Ducks gear up for rematch in CFP semifinal game Indiana and Oregon will meet again, this time with a trip to the College Football Playoff National Championship on the line

Oregon's mindset is aggressiveness, and it breeds championship-level confidence as Ducks reach CFP semifinals Oregon forced four turnovers and went for it on fourth down eight times in its CFP shutout of Texas Tech

College football transfer portal tracker: Latest entries, player rankings, biggest transactions for 2026 Follow along for updates on the biggest news of the 2026 transfer portal cycle.

This should be another very active year for the Oregon Ducks in the NCAA Transfer Portal, both with incoming and outgoing players. We'll be actively tracking all the news and notes from the portal here

Rehash, yes, the second time we’ll meet. Storyline, with much hope, will be different with the Ducks on Top this time around. Oregon and Indiana to rehash Week 7 meeting in CFP Semifinals The stage is now set: the No. 5 Oregon Ducks will take on the No. 1 Indiana Hoosiers on Friday, Jan. 9 (4:30pm PST, 7:30pm EST) in the College Football Playoff Semifinals in Atlanta. Now, in just over a week, the two teams will do battle for the second time during the 2025-26 season, with the Ducks looking for revenge and a berth in the national title game

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Mario Cristobal, Dan Lanning headline top quotes from CFP quarterfinals"I assume every time it didn't work, I'm stupid, and when it did work, I was smart. That's how it works, right?" -- Oregon coach Dan Lanning A stalwart defensive outing by the Ducks completely shut down Texas Tech's offense, which was held without a point -- the first shutout in the Orange Bowl since 1992 and the third shutout in College Football Playoff history. Oregon forced four turnovers, including a strip sack and fumble recovery by Matayo Uiagalelei that set up the Ducks' first touchdown of the game in the third quarter. On the other side of the ball, Lanning was incredibly aggressive in keeping his offense on the field on fourth downs. Oregon attempted eight fourth-down conversions, the most ever in a College Football Playoff game, according to ESPN Research, converting four of those attempts. After the game, Lanning offered a sarcastic musing about outside reactions to his approach. ESPN.comMario Cristobal, Dan Lanning headline top quotes from CFP...The Miami and Oregon coaches delivered some of the best quotes of the season following the CFP's quarterfinal round.

Oregon's latest transfer entry makes perfect sense, and typifies the dilemmaKasper entered the Transfer Portal today, an understandable decision that illustrates the dilemma for Dan Lanning and his players. Recruiting at a top level in a frenzied, fiercely competitive market, there is only so much room on the two-deep, and kids want their opportunity to earn and develop. Every year 15-20 players will leave Oregon for perceived greener pastures. The crazed college football calendar dictates that they do so at the most inopportune time. Oregon is two wins away from a national title, yet in the midst of it they've lost five defensive backs and two wide receivers to the portal. Autzen ZooOregon's latest transfer entry makes perfect sense, and t...A 6-6, 215 four-star wide receiver from Chandler, Arizona, Kyler Kasper caught six passes in four seasons with the Ducks.

Photo Gallery: Behind the scenes of Oregon's Orange Bowl victoryDucks make "Final Four."Photo Gallery: Behind the scenes of Oregon's Orange Bowl...Ducks make "Final Four."

Orange Bowl postgame interviews: Dan Lanning, Dante Moore, Brandon Finney Jr.

Orange Bowl Trophy Ceremony

Oregon WR Kyler Kasper will leave the Ducks to pursue a transfer Oregon football has seen wide receiver Kyler Kasper confirm his intentions to leave the Ducks program to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal.

Everything Orange Bowl MVPs Dante Moore and Brandon Finney Jr said after the win over Texas Tech Here's a full transcript from Oregon quarterback Dante Moore and cornerback Brandon Finney, who were this year's Orange Bowl offensive and defensive MVPs.