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Malique Ewin's future at Oregon takes unfortunate turn, but fans shouldn't panicAutzen ZooMalique Ewin's future at Oregon takes unfortunate turn, b...The NCAA has reached a level of crisis in recent months with all the issues stemming from athlete eligibility. After the NCAA passed a change to allow athletes

You’ve probably heard this one before: when Phil Knight is gone, Oregon football is done. It’s been repeated by opposing fans for years, and the assumption behind it is that Oregon has money because Phil Knight has money. Some people think that once Phil Knight is out of the equation, eventually, the Ducks will come crashing back down to earth. That argument has always ignored how much Oregon football has grown as a business in the last few decades. According to Yahoo Sports, in 2025 the football program generated $119.6 million in revenue, with a net of $58.8 million and expenses of $60.8 million. The Ducks aren’t being kept alive by checks from a billionaire donor, far from it. The program makes a lot of money on its own with ticket sales, merchandise and donations, but it needs more if it wants to stay ahead of the pack. Oregon is ranked 16th with an $880 million valuation and $169 million in 2024 revenue. That’s ahead of Washington at 24th for $795 million and Indiana at 27th for $775 million. The Ducks had a 13% increase in year-over-year value change, which is massive. On3Times Square to Tokyo: How Oregon is Building a Global BrandOver 40 years ago the Ducks played a game in Tokyo in front of 65,000 fans. Now they're trying to tap back into that market and go global.

Oregon has been close to the top of college football under Dan Lanning. In 2026, close may no longer be enough. The Ducks bring back one of the most complete rosters in the country, with Dante Moore at quarterback, plenty of skill talent and a defense built to contend deep into the College Football Playoff. In this Oregon football preview, we ask whether this is finally the team that gets over the hump, how the Ducks handle two coordinator changes, and why both of us ultimately see Oregon as the team to beat in the Big Ten. The regular season ceiling may be undefeated, but the real standard is what happens in January.

Dante Moore joins Yogi Roth to talk Friday Night Lights, giving back to high school football, his Detroit roots, and the mindset he is bringing into the season at Oregon. Yogi and Dante go deep on what Martin Luther King Jr. Senior High School meant to his football journey, why partnering with T-Mobile’s Friday Night Lights program matters to him, and how high school football memories continue to shape players long after they leave. Dante also opens up about the people who helped mold him, why “the company” matters more than the journey or destination, what he has learned from Dan Lanning, and how he is using his platform to talk more openly about pressure, mental health, goals, and growth. Why Dante Moore still feels connected to his high school football roots How T-Mobile’s Friday Night Lights program is giving one school $1 million in upgrades What Dante means when he says the company matters most How Dan Lanning inspired Dante to write down his goals again Why Dante has become more open about mental health and using his platform His advice to young quarterbacks chasing big goals and handling pressure

Fall Camp is well underway for the Ducks as they gear up for one of their most anticipated seasons of all time. Who could be among the most surprising breakout players this year? On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin discusses a potential depth chart for the Ducks with arguably the best roster in college football. Which positions have the most competitive battles ongoing? 03:42 Oregon football team depth discussion 07:51 Devin Jackson's role and potential 11:11 Projecting Oregon's Offensive Starters 15:18 Discussing Oregon's Freshman Talent 16:40 Oregon's defensive and offensive lineup 22:39 Analyzing starting lineup predictions 25:22 Smart players transitioning to coaching 27:24 Discussing football positions and trivia

It’s Week Two of Fall Camp, and Oregon Football is grinding away.

Can Oregon Replicate '23 Michigan and '24 Ohio State?The Big Ten is on a roll right now in the College Football Playoff. Three straight National Championships with Michigan in 2023, Ohio State in 2024, and Indiana in 2025. Will that streak continue in 2026 and will it be Oregon who finally claims the crown? On3Can Oregon Replicate '23 Michigan and '24 Ohio State?Michigan and Ohio State brought back experience and talent in 2023 and 2024 - they won championships. Will Oregon follow suit in 2026?

Today, we are checking out the University of Oregon, an athletic powerhouse that has some of the coolest and most advanced facilities I've ever seen.

Inside Linebacker Jerry Mixon meets with the media following Fall Practice #12 for Oregon Football.

Everything Oregon CB Coach Rashad Wadood said about the Ducks' depth and talentOregon cornerbacks coach Rashad Wadood discusses Brandon Finney Jr., Na’eem Offord, Davon Benjamin and the Ducks’ secondary following fall camp practice.https://247sports.com/college/oregon/gallery/everything-oregon-cb-coach-rashad-wadood-said-about-the-ducks-depth-and-talent-289051710/

Brian Michalowski Pulls Back the Curtain on Linebacker Jerry Mixon's New RoleOregon Ducks linebackers coach Brian Michalowski spoke candidly about Jerry Mixon's development and increased leadership role after a fall camp practice. Oregon Ducks On SIBrian Michalowski Pulls Back the Curtain on Linebacker Je...Linebacker Jerry Mixon is the lone returning starter in the Oregon Ducks' inside linebacker room from the 2025 season, where he has the opportunity to step into

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PRACTICE 12 REPORT: OREGON’S DEFENSE IS LEARNING TO SPEAK WITH ONE VOICEBRIAN MICHALOWSKI WANTS JERRY MIXON TO BECOME THE VOICE CONNECTING THE ENTIRE DEFENSE, RASHAD WADOOD SEES A SECONDARY MORE COMMITTED TO COLLECTIVE GROWTH THAN INDIVIDUAL STANDING, AND OREGON’S EXPANDING PERSONNEL FLEXIBILITY KEEPS POINTING TOWARD THE SAME GOAL: GET THE BEST 11 ON THE FIELD WITHOUT LOWERING THE STANDARD.There has been no shortage of discussion about Oregon’s defensive talent during fall camp. The defensive front may be one of the deepest groups in the country. The secondary has enough options that players can be moved between spots without creating obvious holes elsewhere. The linebacker room has experience, speed and enough young talent behind it that the Ducks can continue developing the future while preparing for the present. Practice 12 offered a better question than simply asking how talented all of those pieces might be. Can Oregon make them operate together? Practice 12 Report: Oregon’s defense is learning to speak...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

WEDNESDAY WAR ROOM: OREGON’S COMPETITION IS ABOUT TO GET EXPENSIVEThe Ducks spent the first half of fall camp creating options. After the first scrimmage, the next stage is deciding which players receive the repetitions, roles and trust that come with Saturdays.For most of August, Oregon could afford to talk about competition almost entirely in positive terms. Dan Lanning wanted six, seven or eight offensive linemen capable of winning football. Chris Hampton insisted nobody owned a starting position. Drew Mehringer called Oregon a meritocracy, while position coaches throughout the roster described depth as an opportunity to develop more players rather than a problem that needed to be solved immediately. The first scrimmage changed the equation because competition eventually has to produce consequences. Lanning explained afterward that Oregon would grade players on two questions, whether they were accountable enough to perform their responsibility and capable enough to physically execute it. Then he attached playing time to the answer. “If you’re not, then you’re going to get limited reps,” Lanning said. “If you do, then you’ll continue to grow on this team.” Wednesday War Room: Oregon’s competition is about to get...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Oregon's offensive line is going to have at least 3 new starters from last year's group. It's vital that OL Coach A'lique Terry has things worked out by week 4. He has one advantage--Oregon's defense.

Oregon Quarterback Dante Moore Wants To Follow Marcus Mariota in More Ways Than OneOregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore draws inspiration from Marcus Mariota in both his footwork and the way he carries himself off the field. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Quarterback Dante Moore Wants To Follow Marcus Mar...EUGENE - Marcus Mariota's Oregon Ducks legacy is impossible to miss in Eugene, from the program’s facilities to the game of starting quarterback Dante Moore. Ma

Hear from Oregon starting QB Dante Moore as he breaks down his progress and the Ducks' progress midway through their fall camp ahead of the 2026 season.Outside Linebacker Matayo Uiagalelei meets with the media following Fall Practice #11 for Oregon Football.

Everything Dan Lanning said after Oregon's 11th practice of fall campOregon coach Dan Lanning discusses Dante Moore's growth, the backup quarterback competition, Jeremiah McClellan, Elijah Rushing and more after fall camp practice.https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/everything-dan-lanning-said-after-oregons-11th-practice-of-fall-camp-289030150/

PRACTICE 11 REPORT: OREGON HAS MOVED FROM INSTALLATION TO CORRECTIONDan Lanning revealed that the first scrimmage is already changing how Oregon practices, Dante Moore is beginning to operate like a coach on the field, and Matayo Uiagalelei explained why the Ducks’ pass-rush goal is bigger than sacks. Eleven practices into camp, the most important development may be that Oregon is no longer simply collecting information. It is acting on it. For most of fall camp, Oregon has been trying to create possibilities. Practice 11 Report: Oregon has moved from installation to...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Oregon landed four CBS Sports Preseason All-Americans, while Dante Moore and Dan Lanning were named the outlet’s Player and Coach of the Year.Oregon's roster continues to pile up preseason recognition ahead of the 2026 season, and the Ducks were among the biggest winners when CBS Sports unveiled its preseason All-America teams and individual awards. Quarterback Dante Moore, defensive tackle A'Mauri Washington and defensive back Koi Perich were each selected as CBS Sports First-Team Preseason All-Americans, while defensive back Brandon Finney Jr. earned second-team recognition. The recognition did not stop with the All-America teams. CBS Sports also selected Moore as its 2026 Preseason Player of the Year, while Oregon head coach Dan Lanning was named the outlet's 2026 Preseason Coach of the Year. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-dominates-cbs-sports-preseason-honors-with-dante-moore-dan-lanning-leading-the-way-289024152/

Oregon Football Turns Heads With New Logo PartnershipThe Oregon Ducks were part of a big sponsorship announcement ahead of the fall college football season. The Ducks were one of 13 college football teams included in Progressive Insurance’s announcement of added on-field logo branding on Tuesday. Oregon Ducks Announce Logo PartnershipJoining Oregon in the announcement were Boise State, Colorado, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas State, Ole Miss, Purdue, SMU, Syracuse, Texas Tech, USC and Wake Forest. “We are excited to be a part of the college football landscape with this investment,” Sean Freeman, Media Business Leader at Progressive, said in a press release. “It is an opportunity to support the collegiate student-athletes at these storied institutions as well as create a unique viewing experience for the fans.” According to the Progressive press release, the on-field branding is expected to be “complemented by in-game videoboard features, in-venue LED signage, digital and social media integrations and other game day experiences designed to engage fans.” The on-field logo placement will vary from the sideline to the 50- and 25-yard lines, per Sports Business Journal. Oregon’s season is set to kick off on Sept. 5 vs. the Boise State Broncos, with the new logo expected to be debuted at Autzen Stadium for the home opener. regon’s inclusion in the 13-team announcement is just the latest example of the Ducks being among the most recognizable brands in college football. Whether it’s the program’s longstanding relationship with Nike, its standout facilities or commitment to revolutionizing the uniform game, Oregon continues to build and sustain a brand that’s hard to miss. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Football Turns Heads With New Logo PartnershipThe Oregon Ducks continue to make sponsorship moves ahead of the 2026 football season. The Ducks were one of 13 college football teams included in Progressive I

The Cover 3 crew is back and they are running through their official College Football Playoff bracket predictions for the 2026 season! The guys also say which teams ranked in the Preseason AP Poll they believe could finish unranked and which sleeper teams could finish inside the top 10! (00:00) Intro (00:39) Top 25 Teams That Will Finish Unranked (9:55) Unranked Team That Will Finish Top 10 (20:03) Bud Elliott’s CFP Bracket Prediction (27:50) Tom Fornelli’s CFP Bracket Prediction (34:34) Chip Patterson’s CFP Bracket Prediction

Meet the Flock: Defensive Line and Outside Linebackers | 2026 Oregon Football

The road to the 2026 College Football Playoff starts right here. Today, Stewart Mandel and Ralph Russo are breaking down every angle of the newly released 2026 AP Preseason Top 25 Poll. Big Ten heavyweights Ohio State and Oregon headline the poll at No. 1 and No. 2. But does this mean the Buckeyes or Ducks can actually make the National Championship game? We deep dive into whether Marcus Freeman's Notre Dame Fighting Irish truly belong at No. 4, or if they are sitting in a preseason trap. Then, we flip the script to the Group of 6 (G6) preview. Stew and Ralph focus on the newly rebuilt Pac-12 conference and look at how Boise State is leading the pack after receiving the most votes outside the Top 25. We rank our top 3 CFP contenders from the G6 and close things out with a coaching special: which coaches could be on the move after the 2026 season wraps up?

Oregon football predictions are dropping as Dan Lanning and the Ducks get set for the 2026 College Football season. Josh Pate looked at Dante Moore and the offense possibly taking the next step. What about new coordinators on both sides of the ball? Can Oregon make a run at the CFP and possibly the national championship?