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NJDuck

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  1. There were a lot of great things that came out of the Oregon Ducks’ 2023 football season. Whether it was another year of double-digit wins, a Heisman campaign for quarterback Bo Nix, or a solidification of the Ducks as one of the premier teams in the world of college football, I think many fans would tell you after all is said and done that it was an incredibly successful season for Dan Lanning and his team. In the end, I think one of the ways we will remember this season the most is for its introduction of the cinematic recap in Eugene. For the first time ever, the Ducks deployed a video team to put together highlights in movie-like fashion after each win, giving fans a look at locker-room access, sideline conversations, and of course, touchdowns. The recaps started after the Week 2 game vs. Texas Tech, and continued throughout the season, arguably getting better and better as time went on. We continually got more and more access, with the eventual introduction of coaches’ headset audio on the sideline and multiple looks at positional meetings throughout the week. To help celebrate the year of the recap, I went through the 12 videos that were released by the team and ranked them from best to worst. Of course, the recaps that came in at the bottom of the rankings were not bad by any means, but they simply weren’t as spectacular as those at the top of the rankings. Here is my definitive cinematic recap ranking from the 2023 season: Oregon Ducks: Ranking the best cinematic recaps from the 2023 season DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM A ranking of the best cinematic recaps that the Oregon Ducks released throughout the 2023 college football season. What would your order of rankings be?
  2. Noah Whittington is back. The former Western Kentucky running back confirmed on social media Friday afternoon that he will return for a third year with the Ducks in 2024. Whittington was a fixture in the backfield in 2022, but an injury suffered early in the 2023 campaign sidelined him for the remainder of the season. With Bucky Irving heading to the NFL Draft, Whittington figures to have a featured role within the offense next fall. Noah Whittington reveals plans for 2024 season with Oregon SATURDAYOUTWEST.COM Noah Whittington, a potential starter at running back for Oregon next season, reveals his plan for 2024.
  3. 5-star CB Dijon Lee puts Oregon Ducks among top schools Oregon Recruiting: 5-star CB Dijon Lee puts Ducks among top schools DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The Oregon Ducks landed among the top schools for 5-star cornerback Dijon Lee in the class of 2025.
  4. An anticipated change to the College Football Playoffs upcoming 12-team format is expected to be approved on Monday, according to Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger, as the CFP Board of Managers looks to change the automatic qualifier count from six to five. The move comes in response to the dissolution of the Pac-12 as a power conference. Report: CFP managers to adopt new automatic qualifier format after Pac-12 break up WWW.ON3.COM .
  5. Oregon's freshmen and the experience of Jermaine Couisnard lead the Ducks to victory at Washington Oregon's star freshman and their senior leader carried the Ducks to an impressive road win at Washington. Oregon's freshmen and the experience of Jermaine Couisnard lead the Ducks to victory at Washington 247SPORTS.COM Oregon's star freshman and their senior leader carried the Ducks to an impressive road win at Washington.
  6. Oregon's 2024 CB Ify Obidegwu named 'Biggest Riser' after UA All-American Week Oregon Recruiting: Ify Obidegwu showed out at UA All-American Week DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Oregon Ducks cornerback Ify Obidegwu was named the biggest riser of the week at the Under Armour All-American Game according to 247Sports.
  7. All-American freshman Mookie Cook makes his mark in season-debut in win at Washington Oregon freshman forward Mookie Cook made his mark in the win over Washington on the road, the first game of the season for the young Duck. All-American freshman Mookie Cook makes his mark in season-debut in win at Washington 247SPORTS.COM Oregon freshman forward Mookie Cook made his mark in the win over Washington on the road, the first game of the season for the young Duck.
  8. Transfer portal: Schools to watch for Ole Miss RB Quinshon Judkins One of college football's top-rated running backs has informed the Ole Miss staff he intends to the enter the transfer portal. Ole Miss sophomore running back Quinshon Judkins, who's coming off his second-consecutive stellar season with the Rebels, is planning to enter the transfer portal would instantly become one of this cycle's highest-rated players. Judkins rises to the top of the priority list for several schools to watch in search of a difference-making RB1 in 2024, including a few early College Football Playoff frontrunners. Judkins rushed for 106 yards and caught a touchdown during the Rebels' 38-25 win over Penn State in the Peach Bowl and finished with 1,158 yards this fall, a year after gashing SEC defenses for 1,567 yards and 16 scores as a true freshman. Programs with expansive NIL arms will be in the mix for Judkins, who stars at a premium position. Judkins did not speak on his future plans for 2024 prior to the Peach Bowl last week and instead kept his focus on finishing what he started with the Rebels during a historic campaign. Given the hype surrounding the Rebels and what they have returning from an 11-win team, this move is a bit surprising. Here are six schools to watch for Judkins in the transfer portal: Transfer portal: Schools to watch for Ole Miss RB Quinshon Judkins 247SPORTS.COM One of college football's top-rated running backs has informed the Ole Miss staff he intends to the enter the transfer portal.
  9. During the football season, podcasts were included with the game for that week. Podcasts still are taking place, just not as often. I also have noticed that the podcasts now are covering more than just football. For instance, the one following includes some talk about basketball. Those podcasts will now be posted under this thread as they occur. Also, older podcasts will be deleted as we will keep the thread to no more than 50 podcasts at a time. Check back often for some informative listening...
  10. George Kliavkoff Blames Pac-12 School's Impatience For Conference Collapse https://www.si.com/college/stanford/football/george-kliavkoff-blames-pac-12-schools-impatience-for-conference-collapse
  11. Pac-12's George Kliavkoff laments 'upsetting' exodus as Washington prepares to play for national championship Washington, one of the 10 departing Pac-12 schools, is College Football Playoff National Championship bound Pac-12's George Kliavkoff laments 'upsetting' exodus as Washington prepares to play for national championship - CBSSports.com WWW.CBSSPORTS.COM Washington, one of the 10 departing Pac-12 schools, is College Football Playoff National Championship bound
  12. Football Recruiting: Building the Wall Oregon stacked up at D Line and Linebacker with latest batch of prep recruits. Football Recruiting: Building the Wall WWW.ADDICTEDTOQUACK.COM Oregon stacked up at D Line and Linebacker with latest batch of prep recruits.
  13. Four Ducks named among ESPN's top 100 college football players Find out which current and future Ducks were named to ESPN's top 100 college football players. Four Ducks named among ESPN's top 100 college football players 247SPORTS.COM Find out which current and future Ducks were named to ESPN's top 100 college football players.
  14. Oregon QB Bo Nix accepts invitation to 2024 Reese's Senior Bowl Nix adds an important step in his draft preparation. Oregon QB Bo Nix accepts invitation to 2024 Reese's Senior Bowl 247SPORTS.COM Nix adds an important step in his draft preparation.
  15. 13 players for Duck fans to watch in Under Armour All-American Bowl on Wednesday It’s All-American Bowl season in the world of college football recruiting, and things kick off on Wednesday afternoon with the 2024 Under Armour All-American Bowl down in Orlando, Florida. The game will be televised on ESPN, kicking off at 1 p.m. PT. A total of six Oregon Duck signees from the 2024 recruiting class are playing in the game, looking to showcase their skills and prove why they were such highly-rated recruits throughout the process. On top of just the Oregon commits, though, there are a lot of players in this game who Duck fans should keep an eye on. Whether or not they considered Oregon in the recruiting process — and could potentially consider them again in a potential transfer situation down the road — some of the best players in the nation will be playing in this game. Here’s who you should keep an eye on: 13 players for Duck fans to watch in Under Armour All-American Bowl DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The Under Armour All-American game is on Wednesday, featuring a handful of Oregon Ducks and several top prospects.
  16. Recruiting Roundup: 2024 Ducks make big impressions at All-American camps While the past several weeks in the world of college football have been known as bowl season, we are now entering All-American game season, where the focus shifts to high school players, many of whom just signed with their respective teams back in December. Starting on Wednesday, the All-American bowl season kicks off with the Under Armour All-American Bowl, played in Orlando, at 1 p.m PT on ESPN. Then on Saturday, the All-American Bowl will take place at the Alamodome in Texas at 10 a.m. PT. Later this month, the Polynesian Bowl will take place on Saturday, January 20th. Leading up to the two showcases that are taking place this week, a ton of Oregon signees have been putting on a clinic in practices, going up against some of the top players in the nation and dominating. Here’s a look at all the highlights that have flooded in over the past several days with practices taking place: Oregon Recruiting: Ducks make big impressions at All-American camps DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM A long list of Oregon Duck signees have been impressing at the All-American practices leading up to showcase bowls this week.
  17. Oregon signee Ryan Pellum details his Signing Day flip from USC Pellum flipped his commitment from USC to Oregon on Signing Day and said he still feels very confident in his decision. “I just felt more comfortable with Oregon and felt I could get developed better there as well,” Pellum said following one of the UA practices this week. “I liked USC for sure but Oregon is where I feel I belong. “Oregon was one of the schools I grew up watching but it was still really tough for me. I started to think about making the move a couple of days before Signing Day and then slept on it. The morning of Signing Day, that’s when I decided I wanted to sign there.” Oregon signee Ryan Pellum details his Signing Day flip from USC 247SPORTS.COM Pellum flipped his commitment from USC to Oregon on Signing Day and said he still feels very confident in his decision.
  18. After being plagued by injuries to start the season, the Oregon Ducks men's basketball team has received some good news: Freshman Mookie Cook will make his college debut in the Ducks game against Washington on Thursday. Oregon Basketball: Star freshman Mookie Cook set to make college debut DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Mookie Cook, an elite freshman small forward, is set to make his college debut against Washington on Thursday.
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