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How to Watch Oregon Ducks Football at Big Ten Media Days: Dan Lanning, Dante MooreThe Oregon Ducks are among the favorites to compete for a national championship entering the 2026 college football season, and fans will get their first look at the program's mindset during Big Ten Media Days How to Watch Oregon at Big Ten Media DaysOregon will take the stage on Wednesday, July 29, with Dan Lanning's press conference scheduled to begin at 9:15 a.m. PT. Fans can watch the event live on the Big Ten Network, with coverage also available to stream through the FOX Sports App or live TV streaming services that carry BTN. Oregon Ducks On SIHow to Watch Oregon Ducks Football at Big Ten Media Days:...The start of the 2026 college football season is just weeks away, but before fall camp begins, the Big Ten is holding its annual Media Days in Chicago, Illinois

Biggest Decision Facing Oregon Ducks Coach Dan Lanning Before Camp BeginsAs Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning prepares for his fifth season in Eugene, he has one big decision to make before fall camp begins. Oregon Ducks On SIBiggest Decision Facing Oregon Ducks Coach Dan Lanning Be...Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning and his staff have some positions to figure out before the 2026 season officially starts against Boise State, and the biggest dec

THE SEASON COMES INTO FOCUSPreseason expectations are rising for Oregon’s passing game, while the Ducks may need a different solution to their defensive tackle recruiting needs.The countdown to the 2026 season is beginning to feel real. Big Ten Media Days take place this week, Oregon will hold its own media day next Monday, and fall camp will begin soon after. The annual wave of preseason rankings, watch lists and predictions has already started to roll in. After months of projecting what this Oregon team might become, we are approaching the point when the Ducks can begin answering those questions on the practice field. Recruiting remains important, but roster discussions will soon share the spotlight with position battles, depth charts and expectations for the season ahead. That transition begins with an Oregon offense receiving significant preseason praise. CBS Sports has identified the Ducks as having the best collection of pass catchers in the country. Whether Oregon ultimately lives up to that label remains to be seen, but the talent is difficult to dispute. DSC Inside Read: The Season Comes Into FocusOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Kelly Graves adds to Oregon women's basketball staff and restructures roles https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/kelly-graves-adds-to-oregon-womens-basketball-staff-and-restructures-roles-288547951/

Latest Oregon Ducks Facility Construction Shows Massive Project Taking ShapeThe "2.Mo" construction shows the first bit of curved timber on the building, which is one of many details nodding back to the Oregon Ducks' Pacific Northwest heritage. Progress Being MadeComparing the photograph from last years' construction beginnings to the video posted on X by Winter, there's been quite a bit of progress made on the 170,000 square foot complex, including what appears to be the majority of the internal skeleton complete, as well as a portion of the curved timber roof installed. Speaking of keeping the local aspect top of mind, Leo Harris Parkways has already been rerouted. Additional parking was added in front of Autzen Stadium where a gravel parking area used to be, with access to the surrounding woods and adjacent Willamette River. According to the Southwest Oregon Architect Blogspot, "Additionally, the broader project includes improved ADA access in Alton Baker Park, expanded parking, and enhancements to fish habitat and water quality in the nearby waterway. These changes reflect a civic dimension to the development, even if the primary driver is athletic performance." Oregon Ducks On SILatest Oregon Ducks Facility Construction Shows Massive P...There's an argument to be made that the Oregon Ducks' soon-to-be indoor training facility, an addition to the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex, is the most documented co

Brad Crawford joins CBS Sports Spotlight with his preseason College Football Playoff Bracket Prediction for the upcoming season. (00:00) First Round: No. 9 LSU at No. 8 Ohio State (01:16) First Round: No. 12 UNLV at No. 5 Georgia (01:51) First Round: No. 11 Ole Miss at No. 6 Indiana (02:20) First Round: No. 10 SMU at No. 7 Texas Tech (03:18) Quarterfinals: No. 5 Georgia vs No. 4 Notre Dame (03:42) Quarterfinals: No. 8 Ohio State vs No. 1 Miami (04:05) Quarterfinals: No. 6 Indiana vs No. 3 Oregon (04:37) Quarterfinals: No. 7 Texas Tech vs No. 2 Texas (05:20) Semifinals: No. 4 Notre Dame vs No. 1 Miami (05:51) Semifinals: No. 3 Oregon vs No. 2 Texas (06:21) National Championship: Notre Dame vs Oregon

Oregon's Nasir Wyatt could BREAKOUT in 2026 as Ducks, Dan Lanning put ELITE D-Line group on fieldDiscussing the possibility of Nasir Wyatt breaking out on the defensive line Oregon's Nasir Wyatt could BREAKOUT in 2026 as Ducks, Dan Lanning put ELITE D-Line group on field

Where Autzen Stadium’s Decibel Level Ranks Among Nation’s Loudest VenuesThe loudest stadiums in college football ranked with peak decibel levels. Oregon Ducks On SIWhere Autzen Stadium’s Decibel Level Ranks Among Nation’s...There is only one place in the country where a Duck rides a Harley in front of a roaring 54,000 crowd: Autzen Stadium, home of the Oregon Ducks. Eugene is maki

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Biggest Storylines for Oregon Ducks at Big Ten Media DaysBig Ten Media Days in Chicago are on the horizon, and Oregon’s lineup of representatives could offer the first glimpse into the mindset behind the Ducks’ 2026 College Football Playoff aspirations. Oregon Ducks On SIBiggest Storylines for Oregon Ducks at Big Ten Media DaysThe Big Ten Conference’s Media Days kick off July 28 in Chicago. It’s a three-day event featuring all members of the Big Ten Conference. Heading into the 2026

Oregon and Ohio State received another reminder of what's at stake in Big Ten Media PollHeading into the college football season, the expectations and goals are simple for the Oregon Ducks: win the National Championship. After making back to back trips to the College Football Playoff, making it there is now an expectation, and if the fans are going to feel good about the year, it’ll be because the team won it all. Dante Moore, Matayo Uiagalelei, and A’Mauri Washington all returning for another season sets the ceiling so high for this group that it can’t be wasted. The rest of the team has more than enough talent to the point that anything short of a deep CFP run will be a massive failure. Oregon-Ohio State battle begins in Big Ten Preseason PollOn Monday Morning, Cleveland.com unveiled the annual Big Ten Preseason Media Poll with the Ducks placing second behind Ohio State. Do you agree? 🤔Autzen ZooOregon and Ohio State received another reminder of what's...Heading into the college football season, the expectations and goals are simple for the Oregon Ducks: win the National Championship. After making back to back tDucks picked second behind Ohio State in preseason Big Ten media poll https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/ducks-picked-second-behind-ohio-state-in-preseason-big-ten-media-poll-288532825/

Three Pressing Questions for the Oregon Ducks Ahead of Big Ten Media DaysThe Oregon Ducks enter the 2026 season with national championship aspirations, but three key questions could define whether the Ducks finally make a run at the program's first title. Oregon Ducks On SIThree Pressing Questions for the Oregon Ducks Ahead of Bi...The 2026 football season is right around the corner, and expectations couldn't be higher for the Oregon Ducks as they look to finally break through and secure t

5 Oregon Ducks named to NYT All-Big Ten 1st Team; Dante Moore snubbedNYT All-Big Ten First Team Oregon DucksTE Jamari Johnson C Iapani Laloulu DT A'Mauri Washington CB Brandon Finney Jr. S Koi Perich NYT All-Big Ten Second Team Oregon DucksQB Dante Moore DE Matayo Uiagalelei DE Teitum Tuioti DT Bear Alexander NYT All-Big Ten Third Team Oregon DucksRB Jordon Davison WR Evan Stewart WR Dakorien Moore OG Dave Iuli https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/07/26/oregon-football-nyt-all-big-ten-first-team/91055954007/

Dante Moore Adds an Epic Zach Bryan Night to His Oregon OffseasonOregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore appeared at Zach Bryan's concert in Autzen Stadium on Saturday. Oregon Ducks On SIDante Moore Adds an Epic Zach Bryan Night to His Oregon O...Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore is having quite the offseason with his latest outing being a surprise appearance during Zach Bryan's concert at Autzen Stad

SUNDAY MORNING SIDEWALK: THE SEASON WE CANNOT SKIPTime is not only the final score. It is the walk, the waiting, the whistle and all the small moments that make the ending worth reaching. Sunday Morning Sidewalk: The Season We Cannot SkipOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

College football's fourth quarter kings: These teams are the best at raising the bar in crunch timeA deep statistical dive reveals which programs have dominated when it matters most over the past five yearsThe fourth quarter has a way of revealing who a college football team really is. When the margin for error disappears and every possession carries a little more weight, the best programs find ways to win -- whether it's protecting a lead, erasing a deficit or making the plays necessary in a close game. So which teams have been college football's fourth-quarter kings over the past five seasons? To find out, we examined every Power Four team (plus Notre Dame) across those three fourth-quarter scenarios. Georgia's company at the top is exactly who you'd expect: Notre Dame (44-0), Alabama (42-0), Oregon (49-1), Ohio State (48-1) and Michigan (46-1). Those six programs also rank among the winningest teams in the FBS since 2021. Tennessee and a handful of others aren't far behind. The upper-right corner of the chart is filled with many of college football's most consistent winners over the past five seasons. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-footballs-fourth-quarter-kings/

Oregon Ducks' Dana Altman Has Eyes on Three Names in Different Recruiting ClassesThe Oregon Ducks have 14 of their 15 roster spots for the 2026-27 season filled to this point in July, but the NCAA transfer portal could be receiving some late addition names to it. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks' Dana Altman Has Eyes on Three Names in Diff...Towards the end of July, the transfer portal has diminished. That might change with the pending age-based eligibility lawsuits coming from Class of 2022 athlete

On this episode of the Autzen Audibles podcast, Oregon edge coach Kamran Araghi joins the show. Araghi was promoted to a full-time assistant role this offseason, but coaching the team's OLBs is nothing new. He explains how his responsibilities have changed and how the annual Oregon coast trip began before diving into break downs of every scholarship player in his room.

Oregon reportedly targeting former Villanova forward Duke BrennanAfter roughly two months of inactivity from the Oregon Ducks that came after a flurry of commitments via the transfer portal to rebuild the 2026-27 roster, head coach Dana Altman may be back at it. According to 247Sports' Dushawn London, the Ducks have "zeroed in" on former Villanova Wildcats forward Duke Brennan, who recently graduated and is awaiting approval of his eligibility waiver. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/mens-basketball/2026/07/24/oregon-mens-basketball-duke-brennan-former-villanova-forward/91032618007/

Oregon’s veteran edge rushers preparing for explosive final seasonOregon Ducks EDGE preview: Veterans ready to pass the torch https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/07/24/oregon-football-edge-rusher-depth-chart-preview-2026/91024679007/

Oregon edge coach outlines how Oregon's defense will create more havoc in 2026Earlier this week, ESPN's Bill Connelly identified a trio of areas in which the Ducks must excel in 2026 should a national-title-winning season be in the cards. Among them was creating more havoc. As Connelly outlined, the Ducks reached the College Football Playoff semifinals in 2025 in spite of having "the nation's 46th sack rate and 98th run stuff rate". Those figures are more in line with a mediocre defensive front than one capable of reaching the promised land. Newly-promoted edge coach Kamran Araghi won't dispute what Connelly and others have said about the defense this season. A season ago wasn't to standard, as he said on an upcoming episode of the Autzen Audibles podcast, and changing that has been an offseason focal point. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-edge-coach-outlines-how-oregons-defense-will-create-more-havoc-in-2026-288496556/

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SOME LOSSES HURT MOREBrayden Parks was the latest disappointment, but Oregon’s more consequential defensive-line misses may have happened much closer to home.Parks was always going to be difficult to pull away from home. Notre Dame offered him a nationally recognized program, a strong defensive identity, and the ability to remain close to his family and community. Oregon was asking him to leave the Midwest and travel nearly 1,800 miles to Eugene. That does not make the loss meaningless. Oregon recruits nationally because it has championship expectations, and national recruiting requires winning difficult battles outside the program’s traditional footprint. It does, however, provide important context. The Ducks were trying to take an elite defensive lineman away from a major program located almost in his backyard. That would have been an outstanding recruiting win. Failing to complete it was disappointing, but it was not necessarily the most damaging development of Oregon’s defensive-line cycle. The more important losses may have come earlier. Flock Talk: Some Losses Hurt MoreOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

The family pressured him to go to Notre Dame. Close to where he lives. Easy for family to go to home games. Can understand that. Oregon and Notre Dame were both chasing elite 4-star DL Brayden Parks. He chose the Irish and the Ducks still have one major target on the board for 2027. On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin discusses how productive the Oregon offense should be this year. Dante Moore and the Ducks' receiving corps should be fully unleashed. Oregon's offensive line has a couple key returners and a few questions as well. Will that group prove to be a major hurdle to winning a national title? 00:00 Oregon Ducks football recruiting analysis 03:48 Oregon's interior defensive line recruits 13:14 Oregon passing game potential 16:27 Projecting Jamari Johnson's Season 19:47 Comparing Oregon's 2026 offensive line 21:43 Discussing Oregon's left guard lineup 24:25 Discussing Oregon vs. Ohio State football