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Big Ten executives are moving forward with a $2.4 billion investment deal, according to a report by Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports.

It was great news last week when NFL draft analyst Todd McShay reported that Dante Moore and his parents and agent are planning on Moore returning to Oregon.

Oregon went into Kinnick Stadium this weekend and beat Iowa at their own brand of football, winning with the running game, special teams and defense.

Oregon dipped slightly in the AP Top 25 released Sunday morning but their standing has improved in one crucial way.

Oregon has to turn the page quickly. After a gutsy, emotional 18-16 win over Iowa in Kinnick Stadium Saturday afternoon they host Minnesota Friday night.

Down 16-15 in driving rain with 29 seconds left, his four-best receivers and starting right tackle out of the game, Dante Moore threaded a pass to Malik Benson.

The game at Iowa was one of the weirdest, most one-sided officiating hack jobs Duck fans have ever witnessed.

Atticus "Automaticus" Sappington has broken the Oregon kicker curse forever, and Duck fans didn't even have to sacrifice a live rooster.

After a gritty win against Iowa the Ducks have to play 6-3 Minnesota on Friday night with the Gophers coming off a bye.

The Ducks needed every play they made in Kinnick Stadium, starting with three pressure field goals by Oregon senior kicker Atticus Sappington.

The Ducks earned a gritty win in Kinnick Stadium, driving 54 yards on the final 10 plays for Atticus Sappington's third field goal of the game to win 18-16.

After the Ducks were upset by the Iowa Hawkeyes, Oregon fans flew to social media to take out their frustrations on the Big Ten officiating.

As the Ducks struggled to find their offensive footing, the Oregon Defense continued to be the star of the show, slowing down Iowa's offense as much as possible.

Oregon head coach Dan Lanning turned down the opportunity to wear any rain gear as the Ducks took on the Iowa Hawkeyes in chilly, wet conditions.

With Evan Stewart still sidelined and Dakorien Moore out with an unspecified injury, the Oregon Ducks couldn't afford another injury at wide receiver.

Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq reportedly begged to play in the Ducks' game against the Iowa Hawkeyes, but Dan Lanning and staff shut him down.

An hour before Saturday's game with Iowa Oregon fans received one bit of hopeful news.

Defending Big Ten Champion Oregon plays Iowa at 12:30 p.m. PT on CBS, and the Ducks are wounded, reeling from some late-developing injury news.

Amid all of the noise around the Oregon Ducks' matchup with the Iowa Hawkeyes, quarterback Dante Moore received one of the biggest compliments out there.

The official injury report came out moments ago with 247Sports Erik Skopil posting it to X, and there's good news and bad news.