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Oregon Ducks: Recruiting Frenzy and Court Struggles

Izzo’s Kind Words Amidst Ducks’ Injury Debacle Oregon fell 68-52 to No. 10 Michigan State at Matthew Knight Arena, marking their fifth straight loss and dropping them to 8-11 (1-7 Big Ten). Spartan stars Carson Cooper, Coen Carr, and Jeremy Fears Jr. all scored in double figures, while Oregon’s Takai Simpkins led the Ducks with…
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Oregon Ducks Preview: Schedule, Roster & High-Stakes Drama

Big Ten Reveal Goes Live—Stream the Ducks’ 2026 Matchups The Big Ten will drop its 2026 football schedule at 2:30 p.m. PT on Tuesday, Jan. 27, via the Big Ten Network. Oregon fans will learn when and where the Ducks face Illinois, Ohio State, Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, Northwestern, UCLA, USC and Washington. After two…
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Oregon Ducks: Value, Rankings and Unsung Talents

Cash-Quack: Ducks’ Pricetag Exposed The Oregon Ducks rank 19th in a new college football valuation study at $873 million, slotting behind eight Big Ten programs and two non-conference powerhouses. Nike co-founder Phil Knight and high-profile coaches boosted the Ducks’ brand as they survived realignment into the Big Ten. Despite back-to-back College Football Playoff appearances and…
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Oregon Ducks: Lanning Honor, Stewart Return & Seaton Saga

Dan Lanning Crowned a Top Sports Leader Oregon head coach Dan Lanning has been voted No. 30 in The Athletic’s poll of the 40 “most admired” sports figures by 100 industry insiders. He lands between NFL star Josh Allen and MLB manager Stephen Vogt—and stands out as one of just three college football coaches on…
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Oregon Ducks Overhaul Lines with Transfer Stars

Tackling the Transfer Trail: Seaton’s Suitor Showdown Former Colorado Buffaloes left tackle Jordan Seaton has become one of college football’s hottest transfer commodities. After stops in Miami and LSU, Seaton is eyeing visits to Oregon and LSU, hoping to land a starting spot protecting the Ducks’ blind side. With Oregon losing key offensive linemen to…
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Ducks’ Transfer Frenzy: Tight Ends to DB Overhaul

From Eugene to Provo: Saleapaga’s Unexpected Tight End Exodus Roger Saleapaga, a once-promising Oregon Ducks tight end recovering from an ACL tear, opted to leave the crowded TE room—behind NFL hopefuls Jamari Johnson and Kenyon Sadiq—and commit to BYU with two years of eligibility left. Saleapaga’s move marks Oregon’s fourth TE in the transfer portal…
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Oregon’s Moore & Stewart: Heisman Odds & Offense Revival

Stewart’s Comeback Promises to Turbocharge Oregon’s Air Raid After missing the entire 2025 season with a torn patellar tendon, wide receiver Evan Stewart has officially reunited with quarterback Dante Moore for the 2026 campaign. Both opted to bypass the NFL Draft and return to Eugene, unlocking an offense that never fully clicked when Stewart was…
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Oregon Ducks’ Big Moves: Moore, Thieneman & Mehringer

Quarterback Dante Moore’s Surprise Homecoming Dante Moore stunned college football bettors and rival scouts alike by announcing on SportsCenter that he’ll return to Oregon for the 2026 season rather than entering the NFL Draft. His decision instantly shifted the Ducks’ championship odds from +1000 to +800, placing them among the national title favorites. With Moore…
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High-Stakes Ducks QB Drama: Transfers and Draft Decisions

How Raiola’s $2M NIL Windfall Ruffles Feathers in Eugene Dylan Raiola, the former Nebraska Cornhuskers star and one of the nation’s top transfer quarterbacks, committed to Oregon just before Dante Moore’s NFL announcement. Despite coaching staff changes—like offensive coordinator Will Stein’s departure—the Ducks snagged Raiola, whose On3 NIL valuation sits at a whopping $2.0 million…
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Ducks Exodus and Return Decisions in Flux

Jay Harris Dashes from Ducks to Wildcats in Big 12 Blitz After two seasons with the Oregon Ducks, running back Jay Harris has accepted a scholarship offer from Kansas State, joining the Wildcats via the transfer portal. Harris, who previously starred at Division II Northwest Missouri State as an AP first-team All-American, struggled for consistent…