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Oregon Ducks QB Ty Thompson to attend Manning Passing Academy WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM The Oregon Ducks third-year sophomore is among 45 college quarterbacks who will serve as counselors for the 27th annual event

Men’s Golf Season Ends in NCAA Championships WWW.ADDICTEDTOQUACK.COM Hole-in-One Provides Highlight - Crazy Injury Knocks Out Ducks Player

Oregon target, highly-touted WR sets commitment date SATURDAYOUTWEST.COM Oregon target is announcing soon.

Oregon Baseball: 16 teams still alive in play for College World Series DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM These are the 16 teams still alive fighting for a spot in the College World Series.

I'm hearing the Chiles hype train as well. I'm also hearing that it really is a 3 way battle. Gulbranson did go 7-1 as a starter last season.

A week zero game would work, then take week 1 off and then have the 2nd game week 2.

Ems are moving their games this weekend. For those of you who don't live in Eugene, the Emeralds are looking to build their own stadium. MLB has informed them, they have to have their own stadium. That was part of the deal, when they went to long season single A.

I heard talking heads discuss that same thing. Presidents of Universities don't like having to do uncomfortable things. Telling MW they are leaving, then if the Pac doesn't invite them, say just kidding. MW wouldn't kick them out, but it does make it official they are looking to leave. Makes conference meetings awkward going forward. SDSU is definitely a top 3 school in the MW, so they sort of get do what they want, but people like to keep things comfortable.

Oregon Basketball: Projecting rotation for Ducks’ 2023-24 season DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Dana Altman’s roster has taken shape for the 2023-24 season. So what will the starting lineup and rotation of role players look like? We give an early preview.

Oregon’s Haloti Ngata on ballot for college football Hall of Fame WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Ngata is among 78 players and nine coaches from the Football Bowl Subdivision on this year’s ballot

Ranking the Contenders: Four-star ATH Boo Carter OREGON.RIVALS.COM The Rivals250 ATH has set the stage for his summer commitment

It was a bunch of could/should etc for me. If this were to pass all both houses and governor, is it a "MUST" or is it something the colleges could do for athletes? I still don't get how anybody doesn't think this will kill Olympic sports and women sports.

I know Nike isn't a professional team, but I would think Nike would have the biggest conflict of interest of anybody on the planet. I think it is weird, but I won't complain. He can just give Michigan St. collective money and then that collective can dish out the NIL money. I doubt he is done giving money to the athletic department.

If the PAC played 10 conference games, it would make them look like the weakest conference. People hardly look at anything else other than W/L. You are adding more Ls to each PAC team. Financially, it makes some sense, but perception wise, it would be terrible optics.

The Pac 12, B1G Ten and B12 all play 9 conference games and more than half play a P5 school OOC every year. I don't get the logic in 10 games vs P5 schools is an outlandish idea. The only teams this season not playing a P5 OOC from those 3 conferences are: Michigan, Oregon State and UCLA TCU Colorado KSU Missouri Texas Alabama Texas Tech Oregon OSU ASU Baylor UTAH Oklahoma none Kansas Illinois WVU Penn St. Pitt Iowa St. Iowa Michigan None tOSU Notre Dame Penn St. WVU Maryland Virginia MSU UW Indiana Louisville Rutgers Va Tech Purdue Va Tech Syracuse Illinois Kansas Iowa Iowa St. Minnesota UNC Wisconsin WSU Nebraska Colorado Northwestern Duke USC Notre Dame UW MSU Oregon Texas Tech Utah Florida Baylor OSU None UCLA None WSU Wisconsin Arizona Mississippi St. Cal Auburn ASU Oklahoma St. Stanford Notre Dame Colorado TCU Nebraska

Former Oregon Ducks’ star Kayvon Thibodeaux wants more sacks in 2023 WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM The second-year outside linebacker posted four sacks during his rookie seasons in 2022. With a year of experience, he expects more in 2023.

I know some things on Peacock are free to watch. I wonder if football games are free. I have HBO, Netflix, Prime Video, Paramount+ and DishTV. It is getting a bit silly with all these al a cart TV channels.

I couldn't tell what was happening at first. It looked like it was ice cream melting or something. I like how just about everybody else was just watching.

Oregon Golf: Construction on ‘The Jake’ facility is being made DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The Oregon Ducks golf practice facility is quickly going up out at Emerald Valley Golf Course.

Oregon Recruiting: Ducks pick up prediction to land No. 1 OT in 2024 DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Ducks pick up prediction to land No. 1 OT in 2024 class

Super annoying, but like the article said, their teams make the playoffs and win titles. Why go to 9, when 8 is working? The committee needs to punish teams for playing 8 conference games. That isn't happening, maybe when they go to 12 teams in the CFP, they will start punishing those teams.

Clickbait article. ACC, Big 12, Pac 10 and G5, aren't going to vote for 12 at large bids.

I'm not sure why UGA and UF are OK with the game in Jacksonville. I understand they each take home 3.5 million every year, instead of making money every other year. However, just quick math, UGA has 92K seats and UF has 88K seats. $100 tickets is 9.2 mil and 8.8 mil from ticket sales only. I know each team would have to pay for staffing for the game, but it seems like they would make more money hosting the game every other year. Of course, my math must be off otherwise they would not be hosting the game in Jacksonville every year. I know the Huskies have tried to convince WSU to have the Apple Cup game at the Seahawk stadium every year. I'm sure WSU would actually make more money with it played in Seattle every year, but the school has made it a priority to have home games.

It is an intriguing thought, however why would ESPN be a willing participant when the ACC teams essentially gave them the middle finger. ESPN negotiated in good faith. ACC was extremely happy when they announced the contract. I don't think ESPN is going to be happy about paying millions more when they thought had their product locked in until 2036. I'm not sure it is as easy as 8 teams saying I quit to the ACC. Pissing off your TV partner isn't a great business decision for future negotiations.

I have no idea how NCAA playoff baseball works. Is it the same way as March Madness? They have a group of people from all different conferences decide which teams make it?