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LB Devon Jackson is real about his role of leader. This is his year to put it all together! Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Linebacker Devon Jackson Offers Candid Insight Int...Oregon’s defense returns eight starters from a unit that finished seventh nationally in total defense last season. That veteran presence gives the Ducks plenty

Why Oregon Fall Camp Is Giving the Ducks More Reasons for OptimismThe Oregon Ducks entered fall camp with high expectations and a few key questions, and a few encouraging signs have materialized during camp. Oregon Ducks On SIWhy Oregon Fall Camp Is Giving the Ducks More Reasons for...Week zero of the college football season is officially underway, and fall camp for the Oregon Ducks is reaching its conclusion as the Ducks will open their seas

Oregon's offensive line questions could be solved by freshman Swiss Army knifeAll signs point toward the offensive line battles continuing through Fall camp and into the season, where the staff can judge the pieces in contention for full-time roles on their performances in the games. When the staff does rotate players through several positions, expect a freshman to be heavily in the mix. Tommy Tofi is emerging as a potential Swiss Army Knife for Oregon's offensive lineThe coaching staff needs to find players capable of filling the holes at guard and tackle, which is never easy. The good news is that true freshman Tommy Tofi has looked ahead of schedule since arriving on campus, and as Fall camp continues, Tofi is playing four positions on the offensive line. Autzen ZooOregon's offensive line questions could be solved by fres...The Oregon Ducks head into the 2026 college football season with one of, if not the most talented, rosters in college football. When you look up and down the Du

My Full Practice 16 Report: Chris Hampton says Oregon will begin sorting the depth chart Friday, but the bigger story may be how this defense is communicating, competing and building trust. Plus: Devon Jackson, Koi Perich, Davon Benjamin, and more. Duck Sports CentralPractice 16 Report: "Do or die" for Devon JacksonOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

John Canzano talks with Oregon Ducks football coach Dan Lanning about the football season, NFL players who want to return to college, replacing two coordinators, and what he's learned in the last year.

Oregon's secondary SHOULD be elite, how will Dan Lanning rotate the Ducks' talented defensive group?Oregon's pass defense was elite last year but still has room to grow entering this season. How confident should Duck fans be in the secondary? What might those rotations look like?

Inside Linebacker Devon Jackson meets with the media following Fall Practice #16 for Oregon Football.Defensive Back Koi Perich meets with the media following Fall Practice #16 for Oregon Football.

Obviously from where I live out in the midwest it's tough to know who to believe. However, the pods are describing Tofi who is 365 as a guy that moves like a guy who is 300. An excellent chance to start.

Chris Hampton breaks down Devon Jackson, Koi Perich and Oregon's emerging defensive depthOregon defensive coordinator Chris Hampton discusses the Ducks' fall camp progress, Devon Jackson, Koi Perich, secondary depth and Boise State.https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/chris-hampton-breaks-down-devon-jackson-koi-perich-and-oregons-emerging-defensive-depth-289191355/

PRACTICE 16 REPORT: "DO OR DIE" FOR DEVON JACKSONOREGON’S DEFENSE IS GETTING CLOSE TO THE POINT WHERE “WHO” MATTERS MORE THAN “WHAT”Chris Hampton says the Ducks will begin sorting the depth chart Friday, but Tuesday’s interviews offered better clues about what will determine those decisions. Execution and consistency remain the priority, Devon Jackson’s teammates are backing up the standard he has set for himself and Koi Perich looks increasingly comfortable doing almost everything Oregon asks of him. Practice 16 Report: "Do or die" for Devon JacksonOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

24/7 on each offensive position. Autzen Audibles: Breaking down the latest buzz around every Oregon offensive position

Wish I would have thought of it . . . Penn St will be listed their players weights in Kgs this year. Also, the conspiracy theory that the NCAA purposely didn't give a blanket 5th year to the 2022 class was to cause the chaos we are seeing so that Congress would have to get involved. Sounds about right that the NCAA would look to chaos to cure chaos.

Need to look up "collusion", right Lane. Also, who else is surprised Tex Tech hasn't signed all of these student athletes? Seemed they gambled on testing the NFL waters.

It doesn’t get talked about much because it’s an unpopular subject that causes anxiety, but one of the potential, primary problems a naturally lighted, fully controlled atmospheric practice facility like this solves is where to comfortably practice in the event of extended periods of high local temperatures and atmospheric smoke. You can bet the brain trust that conceived and settled upon this design was looking at what may be in store for the future of the Pacific Northwest.

Thanks, Jabba. Supposedly, AD Bubba Cunningham did not want to hire Belichick, but was overruled by UNC trustees.

Oregon's freshmen linemen are enormous, hungry and already earning Iapani Laloulu's respectOn3Oregon's freshmen linemen are enormous, hungry and alread...Iapani Laloulu loves what he's seen from new faces along the Oregon O-line as Tommy Tofi and Immanuel Iheanacho work to meet the standard.

Oregon lands several stars on USA TODAY's top 100 players rankingsIt's almost time for football in Eugene. The Oregon Ducks are wrapping up fall camp this week before preparing for the season opener against Boise State at Autzen Stadium on Sept. 5. The expectations are high with one of the most talented rosters in the country. That sentiment was supported by USA TODAY's ranking of the top 100 college football players heading into the 2026 season. Nine Ducks landed in the rankings, the most of any program. Led by a Heisman-caliber quarterback and armed with plenty of experience in big games, Oregon is one of the frontrunners to win it all this season, but talent can only take a team so far. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/08/25/oregon-football-usa-todays-top-100-rankings-dante-moore/91449480007/

Having lived in Raleigh for 4 years recently, I can tell you firsthand Bubba isn’t serious about football at all imo. He likes to spike 2-3 seasons of ticket sales with a circus and then move on. If it works out, great, but onto the next circus if not.

You can check out the first episode of 'Will Linc Be Missing in 2027?' when No. 14 USC hosts San Jose State this Saturday at Noon Pacific, on NBC. You can watch this game after watching Chapel Bill's adult cheerleader when UNC plays TCU in Dublin, 9 AM Pacific, on ESPN. (See the above post for more detail.)

Some clarity on the NFL back-to-school issue? Maybe. https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/where-sec-big-ten-other-155729034.html

No B1G thing; Everybody's doing it, right, Lane? The SEC? I can't tell whether the conference went deep and told Judge Roy Bean to take a hike or simply decided to polish the conference image. Big Ten Reportedly Passes Rule Change Banning NFL Players...The Big Ten unanimously passed a rule on Tuesday that will prevent NFL players from returning to college and suiting up for a team in the conference, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel.

Thank you, Steven A. It's only $$$, eh? ADs vs Agents = 2026 Notre Dame consuming a bowl of Rice in front of TDJ. Worst hire of all time? FSU poaching Schlock, er, Slick from OBD is right up there. But it doesn't compare to the hire of Chapel Bill and his adult cheerleader buddy. Bill brought the circus to town, and his GM was in the process of forming an NFL team worse than the Jets before being relieved of his duties. Bill's opening game: 2025 Chapel Hill - TCU 48 - UNC 14. Rematch this Saturday in Dublin, Ireland. If you can't sleep in and don't have nits to pick, a lawn to cut, or a car to wash, 9 AM Pacific on ESPN. (Not too early for a Dublin-time shot and a beer, right? 🤪) Billy Edwards, who started at Maryland and spent some time in Wisconsin, is now UNC's QB. No one will confuse this Billy for coach Billy's former QB, Tom Brady. After taking care of business vs New Mexico State in Week 0, Chiefs Osceola and Mike Norvell open ACC play on Sunday, September 6th, vs. No. 19 SMU, featured in a 7:30 PM Eastern time slot on ESPN. QB Ashton Daniels, who started at Stanford before being benched at Auburn, has arrived to save Mike's job; fortunately, things are all good with Chief Osceola. (Contrary to rumor, Chief O will not be throwing his spear at Mike.) FSU was back for one week in 2025, after defeating Bama 31-17 in the opening game. CFB Playoff Committee members missed this game and sent a rumored 3-loss Crimson Tide (the 2nd loss counted for BYU, the third loss for the Tide?) to the playoffs. Beating another overrated SEC team in Norman was OK; then the Tide set a Bama bowl record in Pasadena. 😁(What's that? Sorry, I can't help you. I remember the Alamo but not the Peach Bowl.🤬) These panty-waste, penny-pinching ADs should look to LSU as the shining example. Only $54 million to dump a crusty, red-faced Irishman, who fit Baron Rouge like a keg of Guinness at an AA meeting, and a mere $90 million, or so, to hire a guy who won two conference championships at Florida Atlantic. ( I believe FAU was Slick's last tour of duty?) And children are supposed to behave better than these adults? 😇

Oregon freshman WR Messiah Hampton emerging late in fall campRochester is a long way from Eugene. Still, the Oregon Ducks made the trip out east to New York last year to pull in the state's top recruit: wide receiver Messiah Hampton. The state isn't known for a competitive high school football landscape, but the Ducks still saw the young wideout rising above. A snappy route runner with great hands, enough speed to play inside or out, and a dynamic ability to play a variety of roles — that sounds like the perfect fit in Oregon's offense. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/08/25/oregon-football-messiah-hampton-fall-camp-emerging/91450558007/

Oregon WR Evan Stewart recently remarked, quite honestly, that the Ducks' defense has been better than the offense in recent practices. Will that be the case when the season begins? On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin discusses potential permutations for the 5-man secondary this year. Could there be a surprise starter in the group? Oregon has faced obstacles they haven't been able to overcome in their 2 Playoff losses under Dan Lanning. Which ones could arrive this year for the Ducks' head coach to conquer? 00:00 Oregon's offensive strengths with Dante Moore 05:35 Oregon's defensive line strengths 07:15 Assessing Oregon's defensive backfield 12:56 Oregon football starting lineup predictions 15:22 Discussing Oregon basketball lineups 19:03 Team's defensive strategy adjustments 23:31 Discussing "What If" Sports Scenarios 25:06 Key player injuries discussion 27:39 Discussing a player's team role

Oregon Duck starting center and potenital All-American Iapani Laloulu discusses his fall camp, Oregon's offensive development, and his career up to this point before his senior year.