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Thanks, Steven A, for a post that had me LOL. 🤪 Poh wittle QB. Think Johnny Football would have liked to make a trip, no matter how long and how far, to find the gold at the end of today's NIL rainbow, and make-the-money A&M QB Marcel Reed (who can't hold Johnny's jock) is being paid to play? In other news: Jeff Bezos's wife is forcing him to redecorate his entire fleet of private aircraft, including the latest addition, an $80 million Gulfstream G700. What's next? Hiring Chip and Joanna to redecorate his fleet of Yachts? Some guys can't catch a break. 😁

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Thanks Jon. However, personally I do not open articles when I am forced to allow tracking. I may try and view in the incognito mode/ private viewing mode.

Scott, your reports are extremely well written, and very informative. They are truly overlooked and highly under appreciated by the public. We should just read yours; none others are even close. Thanks for sharing them!

Forum Brothers and Sisters, can we all give Matt Hayes an: AMEN! https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2026/08/20/big-ten-proves-sec-football-strength-of-schedule-narrative-a-myth/91380865007/?utm_source=usatoday-sports-strada&utm_medium=email&utm_ca

CFB Cha-Cha-Cha Changes. The players best be dressed in patches. Cha-Ching! 🤑 As always, when it comes to CFB, Oregon is Progressive. [Photo Caption - With this schedule, our Domes are Golden; there'll be no sobbing come December. 😁] AP NewsA new college football season brings CFP tweaks, new rule...The college football season is bringing changes and excitement. The College Football Playoff has updated its format, granting automatic bids to champions of the Power Four conferences.

Six visits, 6,000 miles in two weeks when it was supposed to be "one and done" College football's mad two-week scramble to land a transfer portal QB - ESPN

At LSU, It Just Means More? Rick Neuheisel says: Not So Fast. CFB-HQ On SIRick Neuheisel Puts College Football Powerhouse's 2026 Hy...Preseason hype is as much part of college football’s annual ritual as the first top 25 poll or the games themselves, and this time of year finds all kinds of br

Can Oregon Replicate '23 Michigan and '24 Ohio State?The Big Ten is on a roll right now in the College Football Playoff. Three straight National Championships with Michigan in 2023, Ohio State in 2024, and Indiana in 2025. Will that streak continue in 2026 and will it be Oregon who finally claims the crown? On3Can Oregon Replicate '23 Michigan and '24 Ohio State?Michigan and Ohio State brought back experience and talent in 2023 and 2024 - they won championships. Will Oregon follow suit in 2026?

So much for Villanova forward Duke Brennan becoming a Duck. He just signed with the Oklahoma Sooners. Just wondering if Altman is still looking for another big guy or is the basketball roster set. He does have 15 players already, which is the limit. But two of those guys are walk-on's so they could be cut from the team.

Absolutely. Jon Wilner, writing for the San Jose Mercury News had an offer last year that I couldn't pass up. Two years for only six dollars. Money well spent. And this latest offer is even better. If you like to read about football (and basketball) schools other than OBD, he is the go-to guy for excellent information.

When the Ducks might make it to No. 1. Week 2? Never? Oregon football: When could Ducks be the No. 1 seed in the AP poll?

Updated height and weights Oregon releases updated 2026 roster with heights and weight included

Today, we are checking out the University of Oregon, an athletic powerhouse that has some of the coolest and most advanced facilities I've ever seen.

Inside Linebacker Jerry Mixon meets with the media following Fall Practice #12 for Oregon Football.

Everything Oregon CB Coach Rashad Wadood said about the Ducks' depth and talentOregon cornerbacks coach Rashad Wadood discusses Brandon Finney Jr., Na’eem Offord, Davon Benjamin and the Ducks’ secondary following fall camp practice.https://247sports.com/college/oregon/gallery/everything-oregon-cb-coach-rashad-wadood-said-about-the-ducks-depth-and-talent-289051710/

Brian Michalowski Pulls Back the Curtain on Linebacker Jerry Mixon's New RoleOregon Ducks linebackers coach Brian Michalowski spoke candidly about Jerry Mixon's development and increased leadership role after a fall camp practice. Oregon Ducks On SIBrian Michalowski Pulls Back the Curtain on Linebacker Je...Linebacker Jerry Mixon is the lone returning starter in the Oregon Ducks' inside linebacker room from the 2025 season, where he has the opportunity to step into

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PRACTICE 12 REPORT: OREGON’S DEFENSE IS LEARNING TO SPEAK WITH ONE VOICEBRIAN MICHALOWSKI WANTS JERRY MIXON TO BECOME THE VOICE CONNECTING THE ENTIRE DEFENSE, RASHAD WADOOD SEES A SECONDARY MORE COMMITTED TO COLLECTIVE GROWTH THAN INDIVIDUAL STANDING, AND OREGON’S EXPANDING PERSONNEL FLEXIBILITY KEEPS POINTING TOWARD THE SAME GOAL: GET THE BEST 11 ON THE FIELD WITHOUT LOWERING THE STANDARD.There has been no shortage of discussion about Oregon’s defensive talent during fall camp. The defensive front may be one of the deepest groups in the country. The secondary has enough options that players can be moved between spots without creating obvious holes elsewhere. The linebacker room has experience, speed and enough young talent behind it that the Ducks can continue developing the future while preparing for the present. Practice 12 offered a better question than simply asking how talented all of those pieces might be. Can Oregon make them operate together? Practice 12 Report: Oregon’s defense is learning to speak...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

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I am leaving on mission to honduras until mid Sept. After I get back I can help.

Wilner does a terrific job of covering college athletics in the West and nationally.

My apologies for the issues in last night's practice report. I tried working from my phone and it failed. Did not notice the issue until this morning. It is corrected now. For tonight: “This is the most bought-in team I’ve ever been around … guys wanting to be better for each other.” — Rashad Wadood That’s a strong statement 12 practices into camp. My Practice 12 report: why Oregon believes togetherness could separate this defense. Practice 12 Report

WEDNESDAY WAR ROOM: OREGON’S COMPETITION IS ABOUT TO GET EXPENSIVEThe Ducks spent the first half of fall camp creating options. After the first scrimmage, the next stage is deciding which players receive the repetitions, roles and trust that come with Saturdays.For most of August, Oregon could afford to talk about competition almost entirely in positive terms. Dan Lanning wanted six, seven or eight offensive linemen capable of winning football. Chris Hampton insisted nobody owned a starting position. Drew Mehringer called Oregon a meritocracy, while position coaches throughout the roster described depth as an opportunity to develop more players rather than a problem that needed to be solved immediately. The first scrimmage changed the equation because competition eventually has to produce consequences. Lanning explained afterward that Oregon would grade players on two questions, whether they were accountable enough to perform their responsibility and capable enough to physically execute it. Then he attached playing time to the answer. “If you’re not, then you’re going to get limited reps,” Lanning said. “If you do, then you’ll continue to grow on this team.” Wednesday War Room: Oregon’s competition is about to get...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Finebaum thinks the AP got it wrong with Ohio St. No. 1 Oregon football: Paul Finebaum says Ducks should be No. 1 in AP poll