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Oregon Baseball Adds More Transfer Portal Support Following Offseason DeparturesThe Oregon Ducks have added a potential replacement to their batting order for next season. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Baseball Adds More Transfer Portal Support Followi...Amid all the recent transfer losses for coach Mark Wasikowski, the Oregon Ducks baseball team is receiving a much-needed pickup with the addition of Coastal Car

Oregon Football 2026 Season Preview with On3's J.D. PicKell | Can the Ducks Win It All?J.D. PicKell joins Crain & Cone preview and break down the upcoming season for the Oregon Ducks.

Dan Lanning Just Made A GENIUS Move For OregonThe Oregon Ducks are making really smart moves this offseason. And the latest set of recruiting wins from the Ducks. is further evidence of that. This is clearly a great sign for Oregon. This is great news for the Oregon Ducks and fans of the Oregon Ducks should be excited.

Longer, faster and more athletic, Oregon secondary continues to evolveAutzen ZooLonger, faster and more athletic, Oregon secondary contin...At fall camp in 2025 former Oregon defensive coordinator Tosh Lupoi talked about the radical makeover underway in the Duck secondary.

CFB analyst believes Dan Lanning’s Oregon Ducks are finally ready to break throughWith college football only a little over a month away, the buzz is beginning to build. Soon, August camps will get underway, teams will sell tickets, and fans will flock into stadiums. Everyone wants a piece of the college football action. The College Football Playoff is the goal. However, while many teams strive for it, only one becomes champion. One analyst has named the 2026 team of destiny. The Oregon Ducks have inched closer and closer to the title game each year. In 2024, Ohio State bounced them from the playoffs. Last year, they fell to Indiana in the semifinals. Now, they will look to take that final step into the College Football National Championship. Ralph Russo of The Athletic joined The Paul Finebaum Show and simply stated that this was Oregon’s year. The Big LeadCFB analyst believes Dan Lanning’s Oregon Ducks are final...With college football only a little over a month away, the buzz is beginning to build. Soon, August camps will get underway, teams will sell tickets, and fans will flock into stadiums. Everyone wants

Wednesday War Room: What Oregon’s Defense Must Become in 2026There is a difference between making an offense uncomfortable and making an offense helpless. That may be the entire challenge for Oregon’s defense in 2026. The Ducks were already good on that side of the ball last season. This was not a defense searching for an identity or hoping to survive while the offense did the heavy lifting. Oregon could create pressure, disguise looks, force quarterbacks to speed up and make offenses play outside of rhythm. In most weeks, that was enough to keep the Ducks in control. But national championship defenses are judged by a different standard. They do not just bother quarterbacks. They finish them. They do not just force hesitation. They turn hesitation into lost yardage. They do not just create chaos. They collect from it. That is the next step for Oregon. Duck Sports CentralWednesday War Room: What Oregon’s Defense Must Become in...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Commit Impact: Tae Walden Jr. Gives Oregon Another National WinOregon’s 2027 recruiting class has added another important piece, and this one carries a little more meaning than the position label might suggest. Four-star Collierville, Tennessee, athlete Tae Walden Jr. has committed to Oregon, giving the Ducks their 22nd commitment in the 2027 class and another national recruiting win for Dan Lanning’s staff. Walden chose Oregon over a final group that included Auburn, Georgia, LSU and Ole Miss. That matters. Oregon was the lone non-SEC program at the table for a Tennessee prospect with legitimate two-way value, NFL bloodlines and options across some of the most talent-rich programs in the country. That is not a small thing. Oregon did not just win a regional battle here. The Ducks went into the South, stayed steady through the spring, closed with the final official visit and came out of it with one of the more versatile perimeter prospects in the 2027 cycle. Duck Sports CentralCommit Impact: Tae Walden Jr. Gives Oregon Another Nation...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Commit Impact: Oregon Lands Elite Cornerback Hayden SteppThe Ducks added one of the most important defensive pieces on the board. Four-star Las Vegas Bishop Gorman cornerback Hayden Stepp announced his commitment to Oregon on July 1, choosing the Ducks over Alabama and Cal. With that decision, Oregon landed its 23rd commitment in the 2027 class and gave the defensive back room a major recruiting win at a position where the Ducks needed one. Duck Sports CentralCommit Impact: Oregon Lands Elite Cornerback Hayden SteppOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Las Vegas (Nevada) Bishop Gorman Top 100 recruit Hayden Stepp announced his commitment to the Oregon Ducks on Wednesday. He joins Tae Walden as two four-star cornerback commitments for Oregon in a 30-minute stretch. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/hayden-stepp-oregon-ducks-commitment-from-4-star-cornerback-football-recruiting-bishop-gorman-288092143/

Collierville (Tenn.) High School four-star athlete Tae Walden Jr. announced his commitment to the Oregon Ducks on Wednesday.Walden chose Oregon over finalists Auburn, Georgia, LSU, and Ole Miss. He had roughly 40 total scholarship offers including Arkansas, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi State, Missouri, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Purdue, Tennessee, Texas A&M, USC, Vanderbilt, Wisconsin, and more. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/tae-walden-oregon-ducks-commit-commitment-football-recruiting-top-100-athlete--288091280/

Donors who love baseball needs to step up for more NIL funds specifically directed towards baseball. This off-season has been a killer, proves if we want to be successful retaining top players, something needs to change. Oregon baseball assistant coach Jack Marder departs for TexasThe Oregon Ducks baseball program continues to take a hit this offseason. While star players have left in the transfer portal for opportunities within the SEC, members of the coaching staff are not far behind. Oregon hitting coach Jack Marder is leaving the program to join the Texas Longhorns as a recruiting coordinator, according to D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers. Marder spent seven seasons on the Ducks' coaching staff under Mark Wasikowski. He also played for the Ducks in 2010 and 2011. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/baseball/2026/06/30/oregon-baseball-coach-jack-marder-texas-recruiting/90761738007/

Oregon Ducks lined up for key recruiting decisions WednesdayThe Oregon Ducks are finalists for three 2027 recruits who will decide on Wednesday, two of which they are reported favorites for.The Oregon Ducks added nine commitments in the month of June. And the Ducks could kick off July with another bang as several targets will announce their decisions on June 1. Three recent official visitors will be announcing their commitment on Wednesday. Three more are scheduled for decisions over the coming two weeks, starting with another on Friday. Oregon hat will be on the table at 12:30 p.m. PT when Collierville four-star athlete Tae Walden will announce his decision. Oregon, Auburn, Georgie, LSU, and Ole Miss are his finalists. Oregon has momentum after hosting him for his final official visit during the June 19-21 weekend. Immediately after, Las Vegas (Nevada) Bishop Gorman four-star cornerback Hayden Stepp will announce his decision immediately after at 12:45 p.m. PT. Multiple 247Sports crystal ball picks have been made in the Ducks' favor. His other finalists are Alabama and Cal. ‌ The decisions keep coming in July. Glassboro (New Jersey) High School four-star wide receiver Xavier Sabb will reportedly commit on July 3 between Oregon, LSU, Tennessee and UCLA. A crystal ball pick is currently in Oregon's favor. If the Ducks land commitments from each of Walden, Stepp, and Sabb, Oregon's 2027 class would increase from 255.64 points to 280.62. That would place Oregon just behind current No. 1 class Texas A&M at 280.95 points - however, several other decisions on July 1 are expected to shake up the national recruiting rankings. Massillon (Ohio) Washington four-star athlete Brayton Feister will also decide on July 11. A crystal ball pick is in for the Ducks as he decides between Oregon, Georgia and Cal. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-ducks-football-lined-up-for-key-recruiting-decisions-wednesday-tae-walden-hayden-stepp-288066507/

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June was the perfect month for the Oregon Ducks on the recruiting trailThe run of big recruiting wins is nowhere near over, and the momentum of June will instantly carry into July. Official Visits helped swing the recruitments of elite defensive back recruits Hayden Stepp and Tae Walden Jr who will commit on July 1st, with Oregon predicted to land both playmakers. Add in players like Xavier Sabb and Brayton Feister who are nearing commitments, and the Ducks are well on their way toward a top 5 class. Autzen ZooJune was the perfect month for the Oregon Ducks on the re...The Summer months are spent by college football fans mostly counting down the days until the season begins. While everyone waits for football to return, the fan

College football's top 10 QB rooms: Oregon, Texas boast best signal caller groups entering 2026From Oregon's elite depth to Texas' high-profile stars, we rank the nation's best quarterback rooms entering the season https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-footballs-top-10-qb-oregon-texas/

I agree. I think he will emerge this year. I guess time will tell in those first 4 games how he will be used. "As for Hooks' role with the Ducks, the former UAB star could be the third or fourth option at wide receiver next season. When Oregon kicks off its 2026 season against the Boise State Broncos on Sept. 5 at Autzen Stadium, it’ll be interesting to see the role that Hooks has at wide receiver and the impact he’ll have. Oregon's first four games of its 2026 season include two road tests against the Oklahoma State Cowboys and USC Trojans, where Hooks could make an impact in the wide receiver rotation." "At wide receiver he brings four years of experience with UAB, in which he was one of the top players at his position in the American Athletic Conference (AAC). In his four seasons with the Blazers, Hooks collected 97 receptions for 1,225 yards and 10 touchdowns." Quacking the Roster: WR Transfer Iverson HooksFilm review of Hooks’ 2024 and 2025 seasons at UAB Addicted To QuackQuacking the Roster: Oregon Ducks Football WR Transfer Iv...Film review of Hooks’ 2024 and 2025 seasons at UAB

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/