Scott Reed

The War Room introduced Oklahoma State. The Scouting Room goes underneath the hood. How Eric Morris wants to stress Oregon, where the Cowboys are most dangerous, what Tulsa exposed — and where the Ducks can attack. The premium deep dive is LIVE. 🦆🏈 Wednesday War Room: Oklahoma State is almost an entirely...Eric Morris inherited a program coming off a 1-11 season. With 91 newcomers, a familiar core and a very messy opening Saturday later, Oregon heads to Stillwater facing something much harder to define.

Oregon’s first in-season practice report; what changed after Boise State, where the Ducks are tightening things up, what players and coaches say is carrying into Stillwater. More quotes. More context. My full free weekly practice report: Weekly Practice Report: Oregon turns Week 1 film into Wee...August gave us Oregon’s language: accountability, competition, player-led leadership. After Boise State supplied evidence, the Ducks spent this week turning those ideas into corrections.

Oregon is 1-0, but Boise State left behind a lot more than a seven-point win. Three things that stood out. Two questions that got louder. One bold prediction as the Ducks head to Stillwater. Check out the DSC Inside Read: DSC Inside Read: A 3-2-1 look back at Boise State and ahe...Three observations from Oregon’s opener, two questions that follow the Ducks to Stillwater and one prediction about where the offense goes next.

Oregon’s 34-27 win over Boise State showed plenty of fight from the Ducks — and plenty still to clean up after penalties, missed chances and a late defensive stand. My full post game report (practice report style): https://www.ducksportscentral.com/p/postgame-report-he-threw-to-win-today

A really fun Flock Talk to write last night. Oregon is 1-3 in its last four against Boise State. That sounds ominous -- until you actually look at who those Boise teams were, who Oregon was then, and what the numbers say about Saturday. The ghosts are real. The comparison is not. Flock Talk: Walking With a GhostBoise State has haunted Oregon before, but Saturday’s matchup belongs to a very different era

“We worked hard all the way to this point while nobody was watching. … What we did in the dark will eventually come to the light.” — Bear Alexander Fall camp is over. Now we find out what actually carries onto the field. 🏈 My Week 1 Practice Report: Practice Report Week One 2026: The work has to showFall camp was about building options, creating competition and finding out who could handle more. Now Oregon is narrowing those options and preparing to see which ones hold up against Boise State.

Here is the first edition of From Both Sidelines featuring Dan Lanning, Boise State HC Spencer Danielson, DC Erik Chinander, and OC Nate Potter talking about Saturday's game: From Both Sidelines: Oregon and Boise State See the Same...Listen long enough to Dan Lanning, Spencer Danielson, and both Boise State coordinators, and the normal game-week coach speak starts revealing a pretty clear picture of where Saturday will be decided.

For those that did not notice, I moved all of my content to a single site rather than separating premium and free content. It is still all housed at the DuckSportsCentral.com domain, just a different look. The origianl site was done using a blogger template and custom domain. When I added premium content for the 2026 Polynesian Bowl, I created the substack site. But it was getting somewhat cumbersome to post to two different places (*three if you include Ducks Rising) with different structrures. But, I did like having a 2027 commit list and the current season schedule and the Substack architecture does not allow that kind of customization. So I have been working all day today to update the old site (it is now housed at https://hub.ducksportscentral.com/ ). What I wanted this to be was an easy place to see the commit list with links to my commit impact and scouting reports for each commit, the schedule, the Oregon roster, ChileDucks depth chart, season statistics when there are some, plus links to my most recent content as well as an archive of all ym prior stories. I hope you all check it out as an instant resource and enjoy the functionality and simplicity of that site. Oh, anjd keep checking out the content at DSC ( https://www.ducksportscentral.com/ ) as well!

Following up on yesterday's "From the Fall Camp Notebook" article, I put together this look at those defensive notes that did not make it into prior practice reports. From the Fall Camp Notebook: The defensive answers that n...Oregon’s defense carried huge expectations into camp. Some of the best reasons for the excitement stayed in the notebook.

I knew early in camp there would be good material left on the cutting-room floor. Today, I went back to it. From the Fall Camp Notebook: the offensive answers that never made the daily story. From the Fall Camp Notebook: The offensive answers that n...Oregon’s fall camp left plenty in the notebook. Some of those unused answers look more interesting now.

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

“Early on, offense was winning. But lately, defense has been whooping us, I ain’t lying.” — Evan Stewart What that says about Oregon’s offense, defense and where camp stands after three weeks. Here is my full Practice 15 report: Practice Report 15: Oregon is trying to get more multiple...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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“We want it to be harder in practice than it is in the game.” — Dan Lanning Oregon’s defense flipped Scrimmage Two, special teams responded, Evan Stewart delivered late and the OL picture is clearer. What we learned: Scrimmage Two Report: Oregon’s defense flips the script a...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news