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The great John Madden used to talk about this all the time, one of his many entertaining rants. In football certain numbers have a personality, a legacy, and by choosing that number a player sets a kind of course for himself.
Dale Bliss|
It typically draws around 40,000 attendees, celebrates the troops, provides two truckloads of food to Food for Lane County, all broadcast live on the Big Ten Network.
Dale Bliss|
It has been a year from hell for the Oregon Ducks on the hardwood, but a late de-commitment from a player on his way to St. John's could be everything Dana Altman needs to right the ship in Eugene. Here is why Oregon has a shot at this blue-chip prospect.
John Buhler|
Last season the Oregon inside linebackers combined for 2.5 sacks. In 2024 they posted 6.5, two by Bryce Boettcher, 1.5 each by Jeffrey Bassa, Jestin Jacobs and
Dale Bliss|
Oregon's upside can be summarized in three words: offense, defense and improvement. The growth mindset is at the heart of everything they do, including the intensity with which the Ducks attack offseason training.
Dale Bliss|
Lyndsey Grein hurled a no-hitter and struck out 14. Ayanna Shaw doubled and tripled, scoring on a sacrifice fly by third baseman Katie Flannery as Oregon's softball's Version 8 opened their season with a 3-0 win over Missouri at the NFCA leadoff classic.
Dale Bliss|
Entering his fifth season at Oregon, Dan Lanning turns 40 in April. He's 48-8 in the first four, 6-6 against Top Ten teams, 0-2 against Curt Cignetti, 0-3 against Kalen Deboer, 0-1 against Kirby Smart, 1-1 against Ryan Day.
Dale Bliss|
Chris Boucher, a member of the 2017 Final Four Ducks, has been traded to Utah, but will be waived
Bryson Blue|
While Duck fans wait for news of spring practice, the spring game and Oregon's pursuit of the football national championship, two great sports stories are being written by the women this spring.
Dale Bliss|
Everybody in college football does them, but few programs approach winter workouts with the speed and intensity of the Oregon Ducks. The pursuit of the 2026 Nat
Dale Bliss|
The Oregon Ducks are all in for the 2026 national title race, with Dante Moore, 8/11 defensive starters, and a host of returning skill players.
Mason Bartholomew|
Derrick Brown Jr. committed to Oregon Wednesday, a transfer defensive tackle from Howard University. 6-5, 295.
Dale Bliss|
Oregon added their second Anthony Jones on Wednesday. This one is a four-star defensive lineman from Crean Lutheran in Irvine, California, originally committed to UCLA and DeSean Foster.
Dale Bliss|
The coach at Central Catholic is Charlie Landgraf, a walk-on offensive lineman from Jesuit High School in Portland who played on the 2019 Rose Bowl team.
Dale Bliss|
Dana Altman has enjoyed many proud moments in his 16 seasons coaching the Ducks, but 2026 isn't one of them.
Dale Bliss|
In January Oregon entered a negotiation with a high-priced, high-profile offensive tackle, Jordan Seaton, but dropped out of the bidding when it reached $3 million.
Dale Bliss|
...Is a plucky bunch of girls from around the world who came to Eugene to play basketball. They came from Luxembourg, Australia, Kosovo, Desoto, Texas, Flint, Michigan, Seattle Washington and Portland, Oregon to form a true TEAM.
Dale Bliss|
They've come close four times, only to get manhandled, jobbed, or blown out in the end. The script has been repeated so many times that another prediction of success elicits not anticipation but fatalism and dread.
Dale Bliss|
In the fourth week of the Transfer Portal season a team is looking for insurance, a couple of diamonds covered in dust.
Dale Bliss|
Oregon hosts their second consecutive Junior Day on Saturday, and the commitment to 2027 high school recruiting is relentless.
Dale Bliss|
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