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I posted this video under Podcast. Nice information about the front lines. Overall look of the team. If you’re evaluating the Oregon Ducks heading into 2026 based on who left, you’re missing the bigger picture. In this video, I break down why the 2026 Oregon roster isn’t taking a step back — it’s structurally positioned to take a step forward. Most offseason conversations focus on NFL departures and lost production. But elite roster building isn’t about subtraction… it’s about alignment. Are premium positions stable? Is the quarterback ascending? Is the offensive line resetting or refining? Is the defense layered or dependent? We dive deep into: • Why Oregon’s offensive line continuity (including Iapani “Pancho” Laloulu, Dave Iuli, and Douglas Utu) matters more than people realize • Why the Ducks may return the best defensive line in college football • How Dan Lanning has structured this roster for sustainability, not volatility • The real difference between 2025’s explosive offense and what 2026 could become • Why Dante Moore’s Year 2 leap is the single biggest variable in Oregon’s championship ceiling This isn’t a “hype” video. It’s a structural breakdown of how Oregon is built — and why situational execution, not raw talent, determined the biggest games last season. If Moore eliminates catastrophic mistakes and speeds up his processing, the identity of this team changes from explosive-but-volatile to efficient-and-inevitable. And that’s when a contender becomes a standard. If you’re a fan of the Oregon Ducks, Big Ten football, or deep roster analysis — this one’s for you.

Dante Moore TikTok Videos With Evan Stewart, Dakorien Moore Turn Heads From TokyoTwo TikTok videos from Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore turn heads from the NIL showcase in Tokyo. Oregon Ducks On SIDante Moore TikTok Videos With Evan Stewart, Dakorien Moo...There are two TikTok videos from Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore that are turning heads from the NIL football showcase in Tokyo. Moore, who returned to Tik

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These Ducks are most likely to be All-Big 10 first-team selections in 2026Here are the Duck players most likely to receive All-Big 10 first team honors in the program's third season in the Big 10. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/oregon-ducks-football-all-big-10-teitum-tuioti-iapani-laloulu-matayo-uiagalelei-288046529/

If you’re evaluating the Oregon Ducks heading into 2026 based on who left, you’re missing the bigger picture. In this video, I break down why the 2026 Oregon roster isn’t taking a step back — it’s structurally positioned to take a step forward. Most offseason conversations focus on NFL departures and lost production. But elite roster building isn’t about subtraction… it’s about alignment. Are premium positions stable? Is the quarterback ascending? Is the offensive line resetting or refining? Is the defense layered or dependent? We dive deep into: • Why Oregon’s offensive line continuity (including Iapani “Pancho” Laloulu, Dave Iuli, and Douglas Utu) matters more than people realize • Why the Ducks may return the best defensive line in college football • How Dan Lanning has structured this roster for sustainability, not volatility • The real difference between 2025’s explosive offense and what 2026 could become • Why Dante Moore’s Year 2 leap is the single biggest variable in Oregon’s championship ceiling This isn’t a “hype” video. It’s a structural breakdown of how Oregon is built — and why situational execution, not raw talent, determined the biggest games last season. If Moore eliminates catastrophic mistakes and speeds up his processing, the identity of this team changes from explosive-but-volatile to efficient-and-inevitable. And that’s when a contender becomes a standard. I f you’re a fan of the Oregon Ducks, Big Ten football, or deep roster analysis — this one’s for you.

He does a nice walk through of every stadium in the Big Ten. I've Been To Every College Football Stadium. I Rank Them All (BIG TEN)

BOLD: Oregon Recruiting Take Would be SHOCKING if Dan Lanning Proves it Right--Transfer Portal buzz?On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin discusses the WR pairing of Jeremiah McClellan and Dakorien Moore. How big of a season could they combine for with Evan Stewart in the fold? Dan Lanning has pulled in a lot of elite recruits and turned them into high level contributors for the Ducks. Which 2026/2027 recruits could ascend up the list of all-time Lanning recruits? 00:00 Oregon football recruiting updates 04:50 Maryland's Freshman Football Star Impact 07:06 Oregon's recruitment prospects 11:48 Oregon wide receiver lineup potential 13:02 Discussing Oregon's player lineup 16:12 Impressive catches and strong targets 20:32 Naming fifth-year college athletes 24:11 Top high school football recruits 26:50 Top 10 Dan Lanning Recruits

On3's J.D. PicKell breaks down what will make the Oregon Ducks' high powered offense scary to go up against this upcoming college football season

Where Oregon Ducks rank nationally after 4-star TE additionThe Oregon Ducks are continuing their strong run in the recruiting world, and there seems to be a good chance that the hot streak continues over the next several weeks. On Sunday, Dan Lanning's 2027 class got a big addition on the offensive side of the ball, with 4-star tight end Anthony Cartwright announcing his commitment to Oregon. Cartwright stands at 6-foot-5, 235 pounds, and is rated as the No. 408 player and No. 20 TE in the nation. He chose Oregon over the Michigan Wolverines, Michigan State Spartans, Miami Hurricanes, and LSU Tigers. Cartwright is now the 21st member of the Ducks' 2027 class, but Oregon wasn't able to jump up any higher in the national recruiting rankings after his addition. The Ducks still sit at No. 6 in the nation, just behind the Texas Longhorns and ahead of the Texas Tech Red Raiders. Oregon does have the No. 1 class in the Big Ten so far this cycle, with the Ohio State Buckeyes right behind them at No. 8 in the nation. Over the next several weeks, we could see major decisions from guys like 5-star WR Xavier Sabb and 5-star OL Ismael Camara, both of whom are high on the Ducks. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/recruiting/2026/06/28/oregon-football-anthony-cartwright-recruit-rank/90731941007/

The connections between Nike and the Oregon Ducks are quite clear during this summer of sport.The Ducks are seemingly everywhere all at once, and so is Nike. The two brands are always connected, and the shared culture between Nike and Oregon especially resonates this summer. Oregon Ducks On SIHow Oregon's Culture Compares to Nike's Relentless SpiritBEAVERTON, Ore. — The Oregon Ducks are busy building for the 2026 season as the fifth year in the coach Dan Lanning era, and the upcoming fall is highlighted by

Predicting Oregon's next 3 commitments after landing elite TE Anthony Cartwright IIIThe Oregon Ducks came into the Summer needing to go on a run on the recruiting trail if Dan Lanning was going to keep the streak of signing a top 5 ranked recruiting class alive. The coaching staff has used the string of official visits to quickly flip the narrative around this recruiting class, as Oregon is now up to 21 commitments. Sunday was another incredible day for the staff as Oregon picked up a commitment from 4-star TE Anthony Cartwright III. After landing Anthony Cartwright III, Oregon will quickly turn it's attention toward sealing other commitments. The start of July looks to be the most promising time for the program as the Ducks are trending for a trio of elite targets. Predicting the next 3 recruits to commit to OregonTae Walden Jr - CornerbackComing into the final weekend of Official Visits, it was exciting for Oregon to get Tae Walden Jr on campus, but it seemed like other schools were the clear front runner. Instead, Oregon didn't let the opportunity go to waste, and now, heading into Tae Walden Jr's announcement, it appears that Dan Lanning and the Ducks have the upper hand. It won't take long to see if Tae Walden is indeed heading to Eugene, as he'll announce his commitment on July 1st, which has the potential to be a massive day for the Ducks. Hayden Stepp - CornerbackEver since Ai'King Hall flipped to Miami and Donte Wright chose the Hurricanes over the Ducks, Hayden Stepp has been the clear top priority on the recruiting trail for Oregon. This Summer, Alabama seemed to have the lead for Hayden Stepp, but his official visit to Eugene seemingly turned the tides in favor of the Ducks. Stepp will be announcing his commitment on July 1st at the Rivals Summer Signing Day, event where everyone expects Oregon to seal the deal. Xavier Sabb - Wide ReceiverThe recruitment of Xavier Sabb has turned into a matter of when he'll commit to Oregon rather than if he'll pick the Ducks. While the two older Sabb brothers are currently playing for Kalen DeBoer at Alabama, Xavier Sabb is looking to pave his own path, and Oregon looks to be the team best positioned to land the commitment. Sabb hasn't set an official commitment date, but when he does announce, the Ducks will be picking up a 5-star recruit with an exciting chance to make an impact as soon as he lands in Eugene. Autzen ZooPredicting Oregon's next 3 commitments after landing elit...The Oregon Ducks came into the Summer needing to go on a run on the recruiting trail if Dan Lanning was going to keep the streak of signing a top 5 ranked recru

Predicting Oregon's next 3 commitments after landing elite TE Anthony Cartwright IIIThe Oregon Ducks came into the Summer needing to go on a run on the recruiting trail if Dan Lanning was going to keep the streak of signing a top 5 ranked recruiting class alive. The coaching staff has used the string of official visits to quickly flip the narrative around this recruiting class, as Oregon is now up to 21 commitments. Sunday was another incredible day for the staff as Oregon picked up a commitment from 4-star TE Anthony Cartwright III. After landing Anthony Cartwright III, Oregon will quickly turn it's attention toward sealing other commitments. The start of July looks to be the most promising time for the program as the Ducks are trending for a trio of elite targets. Predicting the next 3 recruits to commit to OregonTae Walden Jr - CornerbackComing into the final weekend of Official Visits, it was exciting for Oregon to get Tae Walden Jr on campus, but it seemed like other schools were the clear front runner. Instead, Oregon didn't let the opportunity go to waste, and now, heading into Tae Walden Jr's announcement, it appears that Dan Lanning and the Ducks have the upper hand. It won't take long to see if Tae Walden is indeed heading to Eugene, as he'll announce his commitment on July 1st, which has the potential to be a massive day for the Ducks. Hayden Stepp - CornerbackEver since Ai'King Hall flipped to Miami and Donte Wright chose the Hurricanes over the Ducks, Hayden Stepp has been the clear top priority on the recruiting trail for Oregon. This Summer, Alabama seemed to have the lead for Hayden Stepp, but his official visit to Eugene seemingly turned the tides in favor of the Ducks. Stepp will be announcing his commitment on July 1st at the Rivals Summer Signing Day, event where everyone expects Oregon to seal the deal. Xavier Sabb - Wide ReceiverThe recruitment of Xavier Sabb has turned into a matter of when he'll commit to Oregon rather than if he'll pick the Ducks. While the two older Sabb brothers are currently playing for Kalen DeBoer at Alabama, Xavier Sabb is looking to pave his own path, and Oregon looks to be the team best positioned to land the commitment. Sabb hasn't set an official commitment date, but when he does announce, the Ducks will be picking up a 5-star recruit with an exciting chance to make an impact as soon as he lands in Eugene. Autzen ZooPredicting Oregon's next 3 commitments after landing elit...The Oregon Ducks came into the Summer needing to go on a run on the recruiting trail if Dan Lanning was going to keep the streak of signing a top 5 ranked recru

Commit Impact: Anthony Cartwright Gives Oregon Another Big Piece at Tight EndOregon had been working this one for a long time. There are some recruitments that feel like opportunistic pushes, where the Ducks get involved, make a run and see if they can create enough movement to make things interesting. Anthony Cartwright III never really felt like that. Oregon treated the Detroit Country Day tight end like a priority from the early stages of the 2027 cycle, got him to Eugene for Junior Day, stayed involved through a competitive national recruitment and then had the final official visit before his decision. On Sunday, that work paid off. Duck Sports CentralCommit Impact: Anthony Cartwright Gives Oregon Another Bi...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Oregon Ducks adorned by fans in Tokyo for football showcaseA video from the Ducks shows the players walking to the field amid cheering fans, with large crowds around and many people wearing Oregon jerseys and green-and-yellow shirts. There are big cheers after big plays, and afterward, players and coaches signed autographs for fans. It was then that we heard one of the best recruiting pitches that the Ducks can take from this entire trip. It comes from a fan wearing a No. 5 "Grateful Ducks" autographed jersey and saying, "Dante Moore: famous in the states, famous in Japan." https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/06/27/oregon-football-tokyo-fan-support/90722568007/

Another funny video….Go Ducks! Gonna Be A Monster Season

Another funny video….Go Ducks! Gonna Be A Monster Season

Once floating the White River in downtown Indianapolis for the 2024 Big Ten Media Days, the 65-foot-tall Oregon Duck inflatable balloon may make an appearance overseas, at least according to Oregon's mascot. Once making headlines and viral social media posts with an appearance on the White River in downtown Indianapolis for the 2024 Big Ten Media Days, the 65-foot-tall, 1,600-pound inflatable Oregon Duck has been dormant ... until now. A video released Thursday evening on the Ducks' enigmatic mascot's page alludes to the possibility of the beaked blow-up beast returning as seven Oregon football athletes visit Tokyo, Japan, for the "Tokyo Oregon Football Showcase presented by Flight Club." Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Mascot Teases Return of Inflatable Duck For Japan...Once making headlines and viral social media posts with an appearance on the White River in downtown Indianapolis for the 2024 Big Ten Media Days, the 65-foot-t 新しい巣、見つけた。Are you ready for Moore Inflatable Duck along side of Godzilla

9 Ducks rank top 10 in their position on EA Sports College Football 27 https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/06/26/oregon-football-top-10-position-rankings-ea-cfb-27/90693863007/

For Oregon, the new eligibility model does not kill development. It kills the fiction that development can stay hidden forever. As I have been writing scouting reports this recruiting cycle, I have found myself coming back to the same words over and over again. Upside. Projection. Frame. Tools. Development. Patience. Those words show up in almost every recruiting class, but they are especially common when talking about offensive linemen. That has been true again with some of the players Oregon has pursued in the 2027 cycle, and it stood out to me for one specific reason: Oregon did not just sign a good offensive line class in 2026. It signed an elite one. That matters because when a program stacks talent at the same position in back-to-back cycles, the conversation changes. It is no longer just about who is talented enough to play at Oregon. It is about who is talented enough, patient enough and developmentally aligned enough to survive the wait. Duck Sports CentralFlock Talk: Learning to FlyOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Nine top remaining Oregon recruiting targets set commitment datesSee when the top remaining 2027 Oregon Ducks recruiting targets will be making their decisions. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/top-remaining-oregon-recruiting-targets-set-commitment-dates-ducks-football-recruiting-nine-live-287982808/

Oregon Ducks Announce Big Ten Media Days RepresentativesOregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning will be joined by three players at this year's Big Ten Media Days in Chicago. The 2026 Big Ten media days in Chicago, Illinois, in July are on the horizon, and the Oregon Ducks have announced their representatives for the event. Joining Oregon coach Dan Lanning for Big Ten media days in Chicago are quarterback Dante Moore, tight end Jamari Johnson, and edge rusher Teitum Tuioti. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Announce Big Ten Media Days RepresentativesThe 2026 Big Ten media days in Chicago, Illinois, are on the horizon, and the Oregon Ducks have announced their representatives for the event. Joining Oregon co

Oregon Mascot Teases Return of Inflatable Duck For Japan Trip Once floating the White River in downtown Indianapolis for the 2024 Big Ten Media Days, the 65-foot-tall Oregon Duck inflatable balloon may make an appearance overseas, at least according to Oregon's mascot. Once making headlines and viral social media posts with an appearance on the White River in downtown Indianapolis for the 2024 Big Ten Media Days, the 65-foot-tall, 1,600-pound inflatable Oregon Duck has been dormant ... until now. A video released Thursday evening on the Ducks' enigmatic mascot's page alludes to the possibility of the beaked blow-up beast returning as seven Oregon football athletes visit Tokyo, Japan, for the "Tokyo Oregon Football Showcase presented by Flight Club." Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Mascot Teases Return of Inflatable Duck For Japan...Once making headlines and viral social media posts with an appearance on the White River in downtown Indianapolis for the 2024 Big Ten Media Days, the 65-foot-t 新しい巣、見つけた。Are you ready for MooreInflatable Duck along side of Gozilla.

We are getting closer and closer to the new EA Sports College Football 27 video game being released, and the past week has seen ratings and numbers come out for the top teams and top players in the game.The Oregon Ducks have been released as the No. 1 overall team on the platform, with the best defense and second-best offense in the game, while quarterback Dante Moore takes the crown as the No. 1-ranked passer, and Jamari Johnson is questionably ranked as the No. 3 TE in the game. As we move to the defensive side of the ball and focus on the defensive line ratings, it's clear that the Ducks have one of the best units in the nation. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/06/25/oregon-football-cfb27-defensive-line-ratings/90691594007/ Brandon Finney, Koi Perich ranked among top DBs in EA Sports CFB27 https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/06/25/oregon-football-finney-perich-ea-sports-cfb27/90691310007/

Oregon softball adds All-American power hitter Ilove’a Brittingham from BYUOregon softball added BYU transfer Ilove’a Brittingham, an NFCA All-American power hitter who hit 32 home runs and drove in 107 runs over two seasons. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-softball-adds-all-american-power-hitter-ilovea-brittingham-from-byu-287977588/

Oregon predicted to land elite CB recruit after official visit flipped momentumOregon lands stunning prediction for cornerback Tae Walden JrDuring the final weekend of Official Visits, the focus was on players like 5-star wide receiver Xavier Sabb who the Ducks hoped to reel in. A recruit who many overlooked was elite cornerback Tae Walden Jr. It wasn’t a knock on Walden Jr or his talent, but it seemed that he was likely heading elsewhere. On Thursday Morning, Rivals’ Steve Wiltfong logged an expert prediction for Oregon to land a commitment from Tae Walden Jr. Autzen ZooOregon predicted to land elite CB recruit after official...The Official Visit portion of the Summer is over for the Oregon Ducks, and now the focus quickly shifts to securing commitments. While there’s a recruiting dead