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Since this article reflects on both 2028 and 2029 recruiting cycle, I placed this in both recruiting sections. Recapping the Oregon Ducks' summer scholarship offersThe Oregon Ducks offered nearly 50 recruits this summer as they identified new targets in the 2028, 2029, and even the 2030 class. DuckTerritory recaps the full list of offers.As the Oregon Ducks football team heads into fall camp, DuckTerritory.com takes a look back at the new recruiting targets identified during the summer. Over the course of June and July, Oregon offered roughly 50 recruits in the 2028 and 2029 recruiting classes. The summer featured the Ducks' 2027 recruiting class swelling to 24 commitments and currently standing at the No. 4 spot in the national rankings. Meanwhile, Oregon's recruiting board grew significantly in the '28 and '29 cycles - and even 2030. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/recapping-the-oregon-ducks-summer-scholarship-offers-football-recruits-2028-2029-2030--288066446/

Since this article reflects on both 2028 and 2029 recruiting cycle, I placed this in both recruiting sections. Recapping the Oregon Ducks' summer scholarship offersThe Oregon Ducks offered nearly 50 recruits this summer as they identified new targets in the 2028, 2029, and even the 2030 class. DuckTerritory recaps the full list of offers.As the Oregon Ducks football team heads into fall camp, DuckTerritory.com takes a look back at the new recruiting targets identified during the summer. Over the course of June and July, Oregon offered roughly 50 recruits in the 2028 and 2029 recruiting classes. The summer featured the Ducks' 2027 recruiting class swelling to 24 commitments and currently standing at the No. 4 spot in the national rankings. Meanwhile, Oregon's recruiting board grew significantly in the '28 and '29 cycles - and even 2030. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/recapping-the-oregon-ducks-summer-scholarship-offers-football-recruits-2028-2029-2030--288066446/

Gernorris Wilson back and ready to fight for starting job after missing spring with foot injuryThe broken foot not only cost him the team's final six games, but also all of spring practice. Wilson, who expects to practice fully when fall camp opens on Wednesday, acknowledges that this past spring was his toughest since arriving in Eugene in 2023. ‌ "It was hard. It was really really hard," he started. "It's something you've been doing for a long, long time, so when it gets taken away from you, you have a lot of appreciation for it and just to be around it, is a blessing." That time lost happened to come smack dab in what is arguably the most important offseason of his career. A season ago, Wilson was one of two reserve offensive tackles to start games as fill-ins. This year the Ducks are replacing both starting tackles, presenting Wilson with a shot to finally step into a full-time starting role as a redshirt junior. ‌ "I'm feeling pretty good. It was a great offseason," he said. "Just to get here. That was my main goal, to get back honestly. I'm grateful to be back and put my foot down and get to work... Let the best five win." Wilson described the upcoming fall camp competition as "pretty fierce and fun". He understands what's at stake. While Wilson has played tackle almost exclusively with the Ducks, he sees himself as a malleable piece of this year's O-Line puzzle. "I'm just a football player. I'm an offensive lineman. Whatever position they need me to play, I'll play," he said. "I'm willing to do whatever." https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/gernorris-wilson-back-and-ready-to-fight-for-starting-job-after-missing-spring-with-foot-injury-288688454/

Defensive Lineman A'Mauri Washington meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.Outside Linebacker Matayo Uiagalelei meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.Ify Obidegwu previews Oregon's 2026 season

Defensive Back Brandon Finney Jr. meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media DayRunning Back Dierre Hill Jr. meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.Wide Receiver Dakorien Moore meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.

Offensive Lineman Iapani Laloulu meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.Tight End Jamari Johnson meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.Outside Linebacker Teitum Tuioti meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.

Defensive Back Koi Perich meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.Linebacker Jerry Mixon meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.Wide Receiver Iverson Hooks meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day

Wide Receiver Evan Stewart meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.Quarterback Dante Moore meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.Quarterback Dylan Raiola meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.

Media Day Sets Stage For Start Of Fall CampOregon coach Dan Lanning and many of his players met with local media Monday, two days before opening preseason practice. At the western edge of Oregon's athletics facilities north of campus rises the football program's new indoor practice facility, the skeleton of which looms over passing cars and pedestrians. Construction continues on the project, just as it does on the football program that will eventually inhabit it. Work on the 2026 football team began with winter conditioning and progressed through spring practice. Summer workouts further cemented the program's culture, and Wednesday the Ducks will look to build on that foundation when fall practices begin in the shadow of the new indoor facility. https://goducks.com/news/2026/8/3/football-media-day-sets-stage-for-start-of-fall-camp Head Coach Dan Lanning meets with the media at the 2026 Oregon Football Media Day.

It’s Oregon Football Media Day! Duck Insider returns with Head Coach Dan Lanning and student-athletes live in the studio.

Oregon releases updated roster ahead of start of fall campEUGENE, Ore. — With fall camp practices 48 hours away, the University of Oregon has released an updated fall camp roster that includes the additions of three freshmen. Wide receiver Jalen Lott, offensive lineman Immanuel Iheanacho and defensive lineman Anthony Jones each enrolled this summer following the conclusion of spring ball. Lott will wear No. 10, Iheanacho will be in No. 79 and Jones will wear No. 90. Tight end Andrew Olesh is now wearing No. 19 and Dayton Raiola is in 81, the number Olesh had worn during spring. ‌ The updated roster also included the additions of numerous walk-ons to get the Ducks to the 105-player maximum. Heights and weights were not included in this roster release. They are expected to be offered later during fall camp, likely just before the season kicks off on Sept. 5 against Boise State. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-releases-updated-roster-ahead-of-start-of-fall-camp-288681726/

Ducks add proven frontcourt production with Malique Ewin commitmentOregon has landed a commitment from former Arkansas forward Malique Ewin, adding an experienced scorer, rebounder and rim protector to its 2026-27 roster.The 6-foot-10, 240-pound Ewin brings the Ducks an experienced and productive interior presence after averaging 9.8 points and 5.7 rebounds across 37 appearances for Arkansas during the 2025-26 season. He becomes eligible to continue his college career following a federal court ruling that opened the door for members of the 2022 high school graduating class to compete for a fifth season. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/ducks-add-proven-frontcourt-production-with-malique-ewin-commitment-288648639/

Lanning did said that this was most player led team since his tenure at Oregon. Agree with Scott, is the team ready to take ownership. I think they are. THE HANDOFFAs Oregon moves from a coaches retreat to media day and fall camp, the central question is whether the most experienced team of Dan Lanning’s tenure can become its most player-led.The Oregon football calendar has finally reached the point when projection begins giving way to observation. The Ducks will hold their annual media day today, two days before opening preseason camp Wednesday. Between now and then, we will hear plenty about position competitions, offseason development, new additions and the expectations surrounding a team that should begin the season near the top of the national rankings. Those are all worthwhile conversations. I am not sure any of them represent the most important storyline Oregon carries into camp. The more consequential question is whether this team is ready to take ownership of everything the coaching staff has spent the offseason building. DSC Inside Read: The HandoffOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Dante Moore Pulls No Punches on the Oregon Ducks' Mindset This FallOregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore has lofty goals for the 2026 season. Oregon Ducks On SIDante Moore Pulls No Punches on the Oregon Ducks' Mindset...The Oregon Ducks took center stage at Big Ten Media Days on Wednesday, and perhaps the biggest thing that was revealed was Oregon’s goal for the 2026 season. “T

The 2 essential ingredients in Oregon's recipe for a national championshipEvery second counts. What Oregon needs to turn that fragile souffle of hope into a Saturday culinary masterpiece is 16 weeks of execution, cohesion and consistency. The two most critical ingredients in football success are explosive plays on offense and havoc on defense. Teams that win the battle of explosive plays win 86% of the time according to analytics. Explosive plays are defined as runs of 10 yards or more or passes of 20 yards or more. The reason they figure so powerfully in winning or losing is that they are rare. When it takes a team eight gains of five yards to get 40, that's eight chances for a breakdown in the offensive rhythm, a false start, a sack, a fumble or an interception. When Dante Moore, Evan Stewart or Jeremiah McClellan break open for 40 yards in one chunk, it immediately flips the field, seizes the momentum and sets up a scoring opportunity. Explosive plays are game changers, game-determiners. Autzen ZooThe 2 essential ingredients in Oregon's recipe for a nati...Every second counts. What Oregon needs to turn that fragile souffle of hope into a Saturday culinary masterpiece is 16 weeks of execution and consistency.

Oregon’s New Football Facility Aims to Reset the National StandardDan Lanning explains how Oregon’s massive new football facility will enhance player development, sports science and the program’s day-to-day operation.The facility is expected to enhance nearly every aspect of the player experience, including training, recovery, sports science, nutrition, meetings and day-to-day operations. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregons-new-football-facility-aims-to-reset-the-national-standard-288663182/

I would not bet against the coaching staff at Indiana. When it comes to the playoff when all the teams are very good talent wise, the coaching staff are the difference makers in the game. How good are their preparations, scouting the opposing team know that teams weaknesses and how to expose it, game time decision making, etc. That coaching staff proved their mettle last year and their back fully intact. I believe in Dan Lanning and staff. They’re learning every year, their growth is always up-ticking. They will have this team ready for the long haul. Go Ducks! Top 25 Poll Prediction: Where Oregon, Ohio State, and Texas FallWith preseason polls set to release in August, where will the top projected teams like the Ohio State Buckeyes, Texas Longhorns, and Oregon Ducks land? Oregon Ducks On SITop 25 Poll Prediction: Where Oregon, Ohio State, and Tex...With media days concluding and fall camps beginning around the country, the college football season is officially around the corner. One offseason topic of disc

Oregon Ducks Give First Look at Workouts on New Practice FieldsThe Oregon Ducks' new practice facility is still under construction, but the team is working out on the new outdoor practice fields. EUGENE - The Oregon Ducks' new practice facility at the Hatfield Dowlin Center is still under construction, but the team is working out on the new outdoor fields. Saturdays are about to get more fun, as football season approaching quickly. The Ducks are pushing the limits on a new 170,000 sq. ft. indoor athletics training facility. While coach Dan Lanning and the Oregon football team wait to move into the massive, unique building - the team is beginning to work out on the relocated two new practice fields, per a video from Oregon Football. First Look at Oregon Football Workouts on New Practice FieldsNotably in the video, the steel framework of the new indoor facility dominates the background. It's pretty inspiring to see the future home of Oregon football rise behind the team as they are doing a conditioning session. The team is not in helmets or pads in the video. The new turf is marked and usable, while the surrounding remain under construction. There are several players who appear to be wearing GPS performance-monitoring vests, which typically tracks speed and workload to help avoid injuries and optimize training. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Give First Look at Workouts on New Practice...EUGENE - The Oregon Ducks' new practice facility at the Hatfield Dowlin Center is still under construction but the team is practicing on the new outdoor fields.

Oregon Ducks front seven ranked among best in the nation, per CBS Sports https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/08/02/oregon-football-best-front-sevens-cbs-sports/91135355007/

I believe Fall camp begins August 5th.

Oregon's Brandon Finney Jr. among nation's top returning cornerbacksBrandon Finney Jr. arrived in Eugene last year as a talented true freshman, but from the outside looking in, there were no expectations that he would become the team's top shutdown corner immediately. Yet, here we are. Moving into his second season with the Ducks, Finney is ranked as the No. 3 returning corner in the nation, according to Pro Football Focus. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/08/01/oregon-football-brandon-finney-top-returning-cornerbacks/91135604007/

Nike drops new Oregon Vomero 18 running shoes ahead of college football seasonTo help ring in a new college football season, Nike just dropped college football-themed Vomero 18 running shoes, which includes Oregon as one of the featured schools. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/08/01/how-to-buy-oregon-nike-running-shoes-vomero-18-sneakers/91133333007/

With the 2 conferences on board, the Protect College Sports Act appears to have a good chance of approval in the SenateThe Big Ten and SEC have struck a deal with federal lawmakers over legislation to regulate the college sports industry. Each of the league's presidents and chancellors voted Friday evening to swing their support behind the Protect College Sports Act in a stunning and about-face development that thrusts the legislation forward. The two conferences announced the deal via a joint statement on Friday night. https://sports.yahoo.com/college-football/article/sec-big-ten-vote-to-support-congressional-college-sports-bill-after-mad-scramble-001809916.html

Oregon transfer named Ducks' biggest X-factor in 2026Koi Perich tabbed as Oregon's X-factor in 2026 https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/07/31/oregon-football-koi-perich-x-factor/91124452007/

2028 DB Legarrette Blount Jr., son of former Oregon star, eyeing DucksOregon, Ohio State standing out to son of former Duck LeGarrette Blount https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/recruiting/2026/07/31/oregon-football-recruiting-legarrette-blount-jr-ohio-state/91125821007/