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Oregon Secures Towering Recruiting Win Over Oklahoma, WashingtonThe Oregon Ducks just landed a local 6-6 defensive recruit to jump start their final June recruiting push. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Secures Towering Recruiting Over Oklahoma, WashingtonThe Oregon Ducks swooped up a brand new recruiting win on the local front, pulling this off as four blue chip talents including five-star wide receiver Xavier S

Oregon Ducks Threatening To Add Two More Five-Star Recruits On OffenseThe Oregon Ducks 2027 recruiting class is threatening to go from strong to scary if coach Dan Lanning lands two more five-star recruits. The latest on five-star athlete/wide receiver Xavier Sabb and five-star offensive tackle Ismael Camara. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Threatening To Add Two More Five-Star Recrui...The Oregon Ducks 2027 recruiting class is threatening to go from strong to scary if coach Dan Lanning lands two more five-star recruits... which is very much a

Posted by Jon Joseph: This is a Sabb story I’d like to hear. QUACK! 🦆Oregon Football Predicted to Receive Commitment From Elite 5-Star PlaymakerThe Oregon Ducks and Dan Lanning are battling to land five-star recruit Xavier Sabb. https://athlonsports.com/college-football/oregon-football-five-star-xavier-sabb-recruiting-prediction

Oregon's HUGE Recruiting Visits Weekend Could Allow Dan Lanning to Catapult 2027 Class AGAINOregon has a top 5 class in the 2027 cycle and could add to it after this weekend. The Ducks' lineup of visitors will provide another opportunity for Dan Lanning and his staff. On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin talks about Oregon's new coordinators, Chris Hampton and Drew Mehringer. Will they be up to the task of winning a national title? Oregon has put out some of the best college football uniforms in the history of the sport--but they certainly haven't all been elite. Spencer gives his top 10 uniforms in the modern era. 00:00 Weekend recruiting targets for Oregon 03:47 Oregon's 2027 recruiting updates 06:30 Oregon Football's Player Retention Strategy 15:23 Dan Lanning's coaching and 2026 outlook 18:59 Importance of in-game adjustments 20:07 Evaluating Oregon's offensive strategy 25:08 Discussing football uniforms and history 31:06 Discussing throwback football uniforms

Oregon Emerging As Favorite for Offensive Line RecruitThe Oregon Ducks have emerged as a favorite for class of 2028 recruit, offensive lineman Garrett Rosenberger. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Emerging As Favorite for Offensive Line RecruitThe Oregon Ducks are emerging as a favorite to land class of 2028 recruit, offensive lineman Garrett Rosenberger. Rosenberger got an offer from Oregon and visit

Oregon Trending to Land Prized Four-Star Tight End RecruitThe Oregon Ducks appear to be gearing up for another massive recruiting win with a big tight end weapon visiting Eugene before Father's Day weekend. The Oregon Ducks are locking in on adding more summertime victories via the recruiting trail. Oregon started the week of June 15 by landing five-star wide receiver Dakota Guerrant. The Ducks are also trending to land two more five stars in receiver Xavier Sabb and safety Hayden Stepp to boost the 2027 recruiting class. But there's another blue chip recruit to monitor closely ahead of Father's Day weekend. Oregon Ducks Rising as Favorite for Four-Star Tight EndNational recruiting insider for 247Sports, Tom Loy, revealed that coach Dan Lanning and his staff will be welcoming four-star tight end Anthony Cartwright to Eugene. The standout from Detroit Country Day is in a great spot with Oregon, as Loy described. "In checking with sources, there is a ton of confidence in Eugene that Cartwright will eventually end up at Oregon," Loy writes Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Trending to Land Prized Four-Star Tight End RecruitThe Oregon Ducks are locking in on adding more summertime victories via the recruiting trail. Oregon started the week of June 15 by landing five-star wide rece

Oregon Ducks Make Key Moves for Five New Rising RecruitsHere's a closer look at who the Oregon Ducks are now going after on the recruiting trail. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Make Key Moves for Five New Rising RecruitsThe Oregon Ducks are gunning for the top of the 2027 recruiting rankings. Landing five-star wide receiver Dakota Guerrant sparked a new movement. Oregon

Predictions keep rolling in as Oregon looks to land 5-star playmakerAutzen ZooPredictions keep rolling in as Oregon looks to land 5-sta...The Oregon Ducks are heating up on the recruiting trail as Dan Lanning and the rest of the coaching staff continue making a run towards signing another top 5 ra

2026 Big Ten predictions: Game-by-game picks, projecting every team's final win-loss recordAn early-summer projection for all 18 teams in the Big Ten and where they'll end up in the postseason https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/big-ten-predictions-2026-game-picks-win-loss-record/

Oregon Ducks Receiver Jeremiah McClellan Adds Major NIL PartnershipOregon Ducks receiver Jeremiah McClellan's partnership portfolio keeps growing. Ahead of a potential breakout season, his newest NIL deal gives fans a new perspective on his acrobatic catches. McClellan is becoming one of Oregon's most marketable players. The Ducks are aligned with sports innovation and cutting-edge products and this partnership fits the bill with McClellan's spectacular receptions. McClellan announced a partnership with Oakley Meta, and used the smart sunglasses to show what it's like for the receiver to catch a football with first-hand video footage from the technology. It's a unique partnership that shows what no TV broadcast can - McClellan's point of view as he is making a one-handed or over the shoulder grab. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Receiver Jeremiah McClellan Adds Major NIL P...Oregon Ducks receiver Jeremiah McClellan's partnership portfolio keeps growing. Ahead of a potential breakout season in 2026, his newest NIL deal gives fans a n

Who's visiting for Oregon's final weekend of official visits?Here's a look at which recruits are expected to be in Eugene this weekend, as well as where they rank in the Rivals Industry Ranking. 5-star WR Xavier Sabb (No. 30) 4-star QB Will Mencl (No. 46) (Oregon commit) 4-star EDGE Rashad Streets (No. 47) (Oregon commit) 4-star WR Tae Walden Jr. (No. 69) 4-star LB Brayton Feister (No. 135) 4-star DL Brayden Parks (No. 166) 4-star TE Anthony Cartwright III (No. 343) 4-star RB Caden Waye (No. 359) 3-star IOL Lex Mailangi (No. 697) It's a loaded weekend for the Ducks, and they are well positioned to land several of the visiting recruits this summer. With Mencl and Streets both in town as well, two of the most vocal recruiters in Oregon's class, don't be surprised if the Ducks manage to earn a commitment or two before the weekend is over. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/recruiting/2026/06/18/oregon-football-recruiting-mencl-sabb-official-visitors-list/90590125007/

ALL IN: Oregon Ducks Fire Up URGENCY for 2026 Title Run as Dante Moore Returns to Lead the ChargeOregon has an "all-in" football approach as an Athletic Department that has at times made it tougher for other sports to thrive. The pressure on Dan Lanning for Duck fans is real. On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin discusses where Dante Moore could rank all-time in Oregon quarterbacks. How far up the top 10 list does he currently sit? When the Pac-12 fell apart after the 2023 season, the Ducks found safe haven in the Big 10. Have the Ducks risen above every other former Pac-12 school since they've all left for other leagues? 00:00 Top 10 Oregon quarterbacks 03:11 Oregon baseball season recap 07:51 Oregon sports team pressure factors 12:43 Evaluating quarterbacks using stats 16:47 Discussing favorite quarterbacks 18:37 Ranking Oregon college quarterbacks 22:46 Analyzing Darron Thomas' performance 24:10 Locked On Podcast anniversary chat

Oregon Trending to Add Another Five-Star Recruit After Dakota GuerrantThe Oregon Ducks are cranking up the recruiting heat even after landing five-star receiver Dakota Guerrant. Guerrant joins edge rusher Rashad Streets plus quarterback Will Mencl as the five-stars representing the 2027 class, but Guerrant may not be the only five-star wideout playing for coach Dan Lanning and company. Duck fans have another talent to monitor by the time the weekend of June 19 wraps up. On3/Rivals recruiting insider Steve Wiltfong reported that there's another five-star worth monitoring amid Guerrant's commitment. "Glassboro (N.J.) High five-star receiver Xavier Sabb takes his official visit this weekend," Wiltfong revealed. "Similar to Guerrant, it’s Oregon trending heavily over LSU, Tennessee, UCLA and others." Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Trending to Add Another Five-Star Recruit After Da...The Oregon Ducks made a five-star splash on the recruiting trail by winning over blue chip wide receiver Dakota Guerrant with his commitment on June 16. Guerra

Oregon surges to No. 5 in 2027 recruiting rankings after landing five-star WR Dakota GuerrantOregon’s 2027 recruiting class climbed to No. 5 nationally after landing five-star wide receiver Dakota Guerrant, giving the Ducks 18 commitments and two five-star prospects. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-surges-to-no-5-in-2027-recruiting-rankings-after-landing-five-star-wr-dakota-guerrant-287806130/

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Oregon Continues Recruiting Push for Five-Star Cornerback Hayden SteppThe Oregon Ducks look to add another five-star recruit to their list of commits, with cornerback Hayden Stepp being among their possible targets. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Continues Recruiting Push for Five-Star Cornerback...EUGENE, Ore. – The Oregon Ducks raised their recruiting class ranking with two five-star recruits in the month of June. While edge rusher commit Rashad Streets

worth listening to. Dan Lanning Has Pulled Off An INCREDIBLE Move For OregonThe Oregon Ducks have made a ton of solid moves this offseason. Frankly Oregon has been making a ton of great moves going back years. But this latest from Oregon is further proof of a fantastic strategy from head coach Dan Lanning. Fans of the Oregon Ducks should be excited by this news.

Connor O'Gara of the OG Kickoff joins J.D. PicKell to breakdown why 2026 will be the year that Oregon Ducks football finally hoists a national championship trophy.

Oregon Jumps USC in Recruiting Rankings After Dakota Guerrant’s CommitmentCoach Dan Lanning Lanning earned a commitment from his first five-star wide receiver during Dakota Guerrant's appearance on the Pat McAfee Show. Lanning now has 18 commitments in the 2027 recruiting class, midway through June. Oregon is ranked No. 7 in the Rivals recruiting class ranking with 12 four-star recruits and six three-star recruits. The Ducks are the highest-ranked Big Ten program in the 2027 recruiting class rankings, according to Rivals. The Ohio State Buckeyes trail Oregon at No. 8, while the Ducks’ West Coast rivals, the USC Trojans, are now listed at No. 9. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Jumps USC in Recruiting Rankings After Five-Star C...EUGENE, Ore. – Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning has received positive news on the recruiting front following each official visit weekend. Following the third cons

☹️ Ugh!! Another one leaving for the Portal. These were prized freshmen. Oregon freshman slugger Naulivou Lauaki Jr. enters transfer portalOregon freshman utility player Naulivou Lauaki Jr. has entered the transfer portal after emerging as one of the Ducks’ top power bats. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-freshman-slugger-naulivou-lauaki-jr-enters-transfer-portal-287785299/

☹️ Did not see this coming. Very sad! This was a big hit to the team. Just guessing, evidently not enough NIL to keep him. Oregon freshman All-American outfielder Angel Laya has entered the transfer portal after a record-setting debut season with the Ducks. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-freshman-all-american-angel-laya-enters-transfer-portal-287766487/

Recruiting is a game of balancing, especially with NIL offers, and a recent report of NIL payouts across the nation potentially shows what the Oregon Ducks compete with while trying to bring in top talent. It's a well known assertion that recruiting for college football teams over the past decade continues to evolve into an increasingly intricate business deal more than just a simple university and athlete fit. As lawmakers scramble to find ways to regulate these deals, and universities attempt to keep up with the ever-mounting prices to secure top talent, a new report potentially shows the prices the Oregon Ducks compete with on the recruiting trail. Estimated NIL Prices For The Class of 2026According to The NIL Standard, an independent NIL valuation group, NIL valuations for athletes can range from six to seven figures, depending on that athlete's talent. To determine these numbers, they compiled data from CBS Sports' general manager and agent survey and ESPN's portal reporting. Though these numbers are estimated, they give a glimpse into the financial world the Oregon Ducks are navigating while trying to compete in the Big Ten and the College Football Playoff. By looking at these numbers and comparing them with the NIL valuations of previous years, it's safe to say the Ducks are staying competitive, and that's with only being a half-share member of the Big Ten Conference Oregon Ducks On SINew NIL Data Shows What Oregon Ducks Are Competing WithIt's a well known assertion that recruiting for college football teams over the past decade continues to evolve into an increasingly intricate business deal mor

The Panic Offer That Never CameA weekend that once looked like it could reshape Oregon’s defensive line board lost some of its shine before it even arrived. Marcus Fakatou canceled his Oregon visit. Kasi Currie eliminated the Ducks and moved forward elsewhere. Two of the premier West Coast defensive linemen in the 2027 class were suddenly off the board, and even if both had long been considered more likely to land somewhere else, there was still a sting to those decisions. That is recruiting. Sometimes the long shot stays a long shot. Sometimes the visit never happens. Sometimes the board tells you what was probably true all along. I wrote about some of that yesterday in the premium edition of Sunday Morning Sidewalk, because there is a natural reaction when the board takes a hit. Oregon should just go all in on Brayden Parks this weekend. Whatever it takes. Whatever number gets it done. Whatever keeps Notre Dame from winning another battle. That sounds good for about a split second. Then the actual math of recruiting takes over. This week’s Inside Read is about the thing Oregon has not done since those defensive line losses. The Ducks have not flooded the board with panic offers. They have not suddenly started chasing every secondary or tertiary defensive tackle target in the 2027 class. They have not acted like a staff that was surprised by the outcome. That matters. So let’s go 3-2-1. 3 thoughts on the defensive line board1. Brayden Parks is worth what Brayden Parks is worth2. Oregon’s lack of panic offers is the real tell3. The current roster is a bigger part of this than people realizeDuck Sports CentralDSC Inside Read: The Panic Offer That Never CameOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Big 12 pursues legal action against Texas Tech, Texas Attorney General in Brendan Sorsby caseThe Big 12 seeks clarity in its authority to enforce bylaws after a previous judge granted the Texas Tech QB an injunction to play in 2026 despite gambling on his team's gamesThe Big 12 has filed a legal complaint against Texas Tech seeking to confirm its authority to enforce conference bylaws if the school plays quarterback Brendan Sorsby this season, setting up an unusual legal fight between a league and one of its members. The 47-page complaint, obtained by CBS Sports and filed Monday in the Northern District of Texas, names Texas Tech, the Texas Tech University System, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, and several school officials as defendants. The conference is asking for declaratory and injunctive relief to prevent what it describes as outside interference with its governance structure. At issue is whether the Big 12 can impose internal discipline on a member institution while state officials threaten legal action over that same conduct. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/big-12-legal-action-brendan-sorsby-texas-tech-texas-attorney-general/

Collin Clarke becomes first big portal entry for Oregon baseballRight-handed pitcher Collin Clarke entered the transfer portal on Saturday, according to MLB Draft scouting outlet Over-Slot Baseball. Clarke, a two-year starter for the Ducks, spent most of the 2026 season as the Saturday starter for Oregon. He thrived at first in the weekend rotation, tossing at least six innings in six of his first eight starts. However, teams barreled him up often, especially toward the end of the season. Clarke was demoted to the bullpen after a rough outing on the road against UCLA. The junior arm finished the season with a 4.92 ERA and made five appearances out of the bullpen to end the season. His fiery demeanor on the mound routinely irked Oregon's opponents, but Clarke backed it up with 151 strikeouts over his three-year career with the Ducks. Clarke throws five pitches, but primarily uses a low-90s fastball and a slider with some decent movement. Despite a rough season in Eugene, Clarke has some professional potential and will have to decide this summer whether or not he will sign with an MLB organization or transfer for his senior season. The news of Clarke's intention to leave the program marks the third departure for the Ducks this offseason, but the first with real playing time last season. Infielder Tyler Holley and catcher Blake Sandvik have also entered the portal https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/baseball/2026/06/14/oregon-baseball-collin-clarke-transfer-portal/90541918007/