We invite you to always explore the “News” on the menu bar in the header.

 

When you click on the word “News,” you will see an index of multiple links to sports news sites for your enjoyment!

 

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. To see the previous podcast thread click Here as we will keep the thread to no more than 50 podcasts at a time.

 

Check back often for some informative listening.

 

This Thread is for Podcasts ONLY.  You can always start a new thread with any of these podcasts for discussion.

Head Coach Dan Lanning and senior running back Noah Whittington sit down with Jerry Allen, Mike Jorgensen and Joey Mac ahead of Saturday’s home matchup with Wisconsin.

DEVELOPING: Oregon's COACHING STABILITY Hangs by a Thread | Will POACHERS Raid Lanning's Staff?

The number of coaching vacancies in the SEC is growing and though Dan Lanning's name has been mentioned, he's unlikely to leave Oregon.

Oregon Football chat with 2026 Commit Xavier Lherisse (Eau Gallie HS Melbourne, FL)

PODCAST: Former Oregon RB Kenjon Barner Joins the Show

I was able to get legendary Oregon running back Kenjon Barneron the podcast for the latest episode!

Barner and I dove into a whole lot in this one.

We talked about Oregon’s true freshmen running backs Jordon Davison and Dierre Hill Jr.Davison has now scored 10 touchdowns on the year, the first Duck back to do that as a true freshman since CJ Verdell in 2018, and he’s chasing Royce Freeman’s record of 18 set in 2014. Hill has been electric with the ball in his hands and is average more than nine yards per carry.

We also tried to dissect Oregon’s offensive inconsistency and how that’s hurt the team this season. What are the solutions? How can the Ducks get back on track?

Lastly we addressed special teams, specifically the return game as we both agreed the Ducks could be getting more out of their punt and kick returns every game. I was also very excited to ask Barner about his transition to a career in broadcasting after he finish up his 10 seasons in the NFL.

I can say this is one of my favorite episodes I’ve done in a while and you do not want to miss all the great insight and stories he had to share!