Oregon Ducks news: Jordan Salkin heads to Bengals, new baseball uniforms, more

Jordan Salkin, a now-former-Oregon offensive analyst, has reportedly accepted a job with the Cincinnati Bengals. Under offensive coordinator Will Stein, Salkin worked specifically with the quarterbacks including Bo Nix.

As Nix showed continuous growth during his successful campaign at Oregon, Salkin gained national recognition for his knack for developing players.

Spending just one season in Eugene, Salkin will supposedly be taking an offensive assistant position with the Bengals.

Prior to his time with his Ducks, he held posts at James Madison, Rutgers, Texas, and Miami Dolphins. Now, Salkin will head back to the NFL, and Oregon head coach Dan Lanning is in search of a new offensive analyst.

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The University of Oregon is known for its affiliation with Nike and its endless supply of uniforms. The football team hardly ever repeats a uni combo and the basketball teams seem to get a new shoe for every game.

However, this time around, it’s the baseball team getting to don new threads. With modernized fonts, new detailing, and crisp colors, the Ducks will look the part throughout their 2024 season.

Oregon opens their year in Arlington, Texas against the Oklahoma Sooners on Friday, Feb. 16.

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Caitlin Clark will more likely than not break Kelsey Plum's NCAA women's all-time scoring record on Thursday. After Iowa's loss to Nebraska on Sunday, despite Clark's 31 points, she sits just 8 points away from the record.

Plum set the record (3,527) while playing with the Washington Huskies from 2013-17.

Clark hit 1,000 career assists while playing against the Cornhuskers. She is the first NCAA player with 900 points and 300 assists in season, which she achieved last year.

The Hawkeyes and Clark are hosting the Michigan Wolverines on Thursday, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. CT.

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