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Freshman duo emerging as potential answers to Oregon's biggest unanswered questionTommy Tofi and Immanuel Iheanacho earn high praise from A'lique TerryIt's always hard for true freshmen to earn starting roles out of the gate given how much of the system they need to learn, and the fact that they often need to continue physically developing. Offensive lineman Tommy Tofi showed up in the Spring, and instantly looked the part, making every fan hopeful of their potential impact. When Summer rolled around, the staff got to see top-10 recruit Immanuel Iheanacho in action, and now the offensive line picture may be becoming clearer. As the duo of freshmen is beginning to make an impression this Summer, A'lique Terry is praising the duo for doing all the little things the right way. Autzen ZooFreshman duo emerging as potential answers to Oregon's bi...Summer practices are well underway as Dan Lanning and the Oregon coaching staff continue to put the finishing touches on the team before the group embarks on wh

Oregon's offensive line is among the biggest questions that Oregon is going to have to answer to win a national title in 2026. Could a pair of true freshmen actually have starting roles? On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin discusses sophomore EDGE Nasir Wyatt. His career trajectory could be very similar to that of former Oregon TE Kenyon Sadiq. Oregon's schedule in 2026 is the toughest they have had since they joined the Big 10. November will be a brutally tough stretch with Ohio State, Michigan, and Washingnton. Can they afford a loss before then to make the 12-team Playoff? 00:00 Oregon's offensive line prospects 04:40 Freshmen impact on Oregon's lineup 07:21 Discussing O-line player prospects 12:00 Evaluating Oregon's Defensive Line Performance 14:13 Improving as a versatile player 17:55 NBA players' underrated skill level 20:58 Concerns about Oregon's kicking game 25:47 Oregon's schedule quality concerns 26:36 Predicting college football team outcomes

Oregon Coach Dan Lanning Pushes Back on Dylan Raiola Scrutiny, PraiseOregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning opens up on the scrutiny and the praise of quarterback Dylan Raiola, and as far as at practice, the now-healthy Raiola has "thrown some dimes." Under scrutiny, sometimes words can be taken out of context, for example a short quote at media day went viral for fans thinking he took a shot at Nebraska, but in reality his 18-minute long interview showed his patience, humility and dedication. Raiola's true freshman season put him on the map. He started immediately for the Cornhuskers in the tough Big Ten and made a statement impact. He finished with 2,819 yards, leading all FBS freshmen and setting Nebraska’s freshman passing record. He also helped Nebraska reach its first bowl game since 2016. Raiola was still able to complete 72 percent of his passes during his sophomore season in 2025, despite poor protection and a season-ending injury. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Coach Dan Lanning Pushes Back on Dylan Raiola Scru...EUGENE - Oregon Ducks quarterback Dylan Raiola has experienced both extremes of the national spotlight. Few college football players have entered the spotlight

Oregon legend Geoff Schwartz sets sky-high expectations for the Ducks in 2026Oregon alum Geoff Schwartz says it's now or never for OregonGiven how close the Ducks have come in recent years to making the National Championship Game, the fanbase won't be happy just to make the playoff this season. This season truly feels like the best chance Oregon may have to win it all for a while with the way all the pieces have lined up, and Ducks alum Geoff Schwartz feels it's now or never. Autzen ZooOregon legend Geoff Schwartz sets sky-high expectations f...Heading into the 2026 college football season, it's impossible not to be excited about the potential of the Oregon Ducks. Dan Lanning has sparked a ton of excit

Hear from sophomore cornerback Na'eem Offord as he recaps his freshman season at Oregon in 2025 and why he's poised and ready to do whatever is called upon him in 2026. Hear from Oregon redshirt freshman defensive lineman Matt Johnson as he discusses his quick rise up the depth chart and why he's ready for a breakout season in 2026.

Oregon linebacker Brayden Platt to be sidelined for 'some time' with injuryOregon linebacker Brayden Platt sidelined for 'some time' with injury"He's going to be limited for a while with the injury he felt in the spring," Lanning said. "I don't want to put a timeline on it, but he's going to be out for some time until we see where he's at and continue to progress and challenge himself." https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-linebacker-brayden-platt-sidelined-for-some-time-with-injury-288852761/

Everything Dan Lanning said following Oregon's sixth fall camp practiceOregon coach Dan Lanning discussed Dylan Raiola, Matthew Johnson, Brayden Platt, Devon Jackson and more after the Ducks' sixth fall camp practice. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/everything-dan-lanning-said-following-oregons-sixth-fall-camp-practice-288852925/

PRACTICE 6: OREGON IS STARTING TO FEEL FALL CAMP. NOW THE REAL EVALUATION BEGINSWITH FATIGUE SETTING IN AND THE FIRST SCRIMMAGE APPROACHING, THE DUCKS ARE FINDING OUT WHICH PLAYERS CAN TURN KNOWLEDGE, DEVELOPMENT AND DEPTH INTO WINNING FOOTBALL.There is a point in fall camp when installation stops being the most interesting part of the evaluation. Oregon appears to be arriving there. Practice 6: Oregon is starting to feel fall camp. Now the...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Kenjon Barner Gets Candid on What Makes Dan Lanning DifferentFormer Oregon Ducks running back Kenjon Barner spoke about the program's rising expectations ahead of the 2026 season. Oregon Ducks On SIKenjon Barner Gets Candid on What Makes Dan Lanning Diffe...The Oregon Ducks enter the 2026 season with perhaps more pressure than they’ve ever had before. Between media outlets listing the Ducks high in early preseason

Dan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks Football Program are rolling though fall camp plenty of storylines, but maybe none bigger than Evan Stewart not only back from the injury, but playing his best football yet.

DuckTerritory's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil open up the mailbag to dive into the fan's fall curiosities. They begin the show by diving into the team's O-Line and what reasonable expectations may be (2:50), before looking at what Dierre Hill Jr.'s role might look like as a sophomore (17:01), they then close the show with a question about a roster release (25:55) and with another about the team's health (29:15).

Oregon’s Plans for Running Back Dierre Hill Jr. Could Be ScaryOregon Ducks offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer opens up on sophomore running back Dierre Hill Jr. and his explosiveness in an expanding role in the offense. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon’s Plans for Running Back Dierre Hill Jr. Could Be...EUGENE - Oregon Ducks sophomore running back Dierre Hill Jr. is the kind of "lightning" that is a nightmare for opposing Big Ten Conference defenses... and make

Why Oregon Should Care About the Push to Keep the CFP at 12 TeamsA new opinion piece argues the 12-team Playoff's strength is letting blue bloods miss out — a debate with real stakes for Oregon's path. FishDuckWhy Oregon Should Care About the Push to Keep the CFP at...A new opinion piece argues the 12-team Playoff's strength is letting blue bloods miss out — a debate with real stakes for Oregon's path.

Oregon went to Seattle to beat Washington last year, 26-14, to secure a spot in the College Football Playoff. The Ducks might want the Huskies to be even better in 2026. Today's episode of Locked On Ducks is a crossover with 'Locked On Huskies' host Roman Tomashoff. Is Jedd Fisch catching up to Dan Lanning's roster? Spencer and Roman conclude the show talking about some of the matchups that will define this year's game in Eugene. Could the Ducks target a former 5-star recruiting target on the offensive line? 00:00 Oregon's Big Ten challenges 03:40 Washington's Big Ten potential 08:33 Big Ten transition excitement 15:13 Washington's upcoming 2026 class impact 17:26 Washington football team's future prospects 21:59 Talking Oregon football rivalries 24:28 Exciting offensive line matchups 27:02 Discussing Jonah Coleman 29:14 Coaches praise Quaid Carr

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Everything Oregon OL coach A’Lique Terry said during fall campOregon offensive line coach A’Lique Terry discusses the Ducks’ fall camp competition, Iapani Laloulu’s leadership, Fox Crader and more.https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/everything-oregon-ol-coach-alique-terry-said-during-fall-camp-288833187/

Everything Joe Lorig said about Oregon's special teams during fall campOregon special teams coordinator Joe Lorig discusses Gage Hurych, Bailey Ettridge, Koi Perich and the Ducks' return game during fall camp.https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/everything-joe-lorig-said-about-oregons-special-teams-during-fall-camp-288833776/

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OREGON PRACTICE 4: HURYCH AND ETTRIDGE TAKE THE LEAD WHILE THE OFFENSIVE LINE SEARCHES FOR ITS BEST FIVEJOE LORIG PROVIDED THE CLEAREST PICTURE YET OF OREGON’S REBUILT SPECIALIST GROUP, WHILE A’LIQUE TERRY DETAILED AN OFFENSIVE LINE STILL EMBRACING COMPETITION AS IT MOVES CLOSER TO FINDING THE COHESION THE DUCKS WILL NEED THIS FALL.Oregon Practice 4: Hurych and Ettridge take the lead whil...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Fox Sports’ lead College Football analyst Joel Klatt reveals his Preseason Top 25 for the upcoming season. He makes his pick for his #1 team going into the season as teams like Ohio State, Notre Dame, Oregon and Arch Manning’s Texas squad all look to grab the top spot. Klatt also breaks down how many teams he believes can actually win the National Championship this season as the Big Ten and SEC battle for supremacy in the sport. He explains if Michigan or Oklahoma will be in his Top 10 ahead of their early-season non-conference matchup in Ann Arbor while Alabama’s ranking may be his most controversial in the entire episode.

How 2026 Oregon could become the newest version of The Greatest Show on TurfAutzen ZooHow 2026 Oregon could become the newest version of The Gr...College football history is littered with legendary offenses, capable of shock and awe.

Oregon's top remaining 2027 recruiting target sets commitment date with Ducks trendingElite Oregon LB target Brayton Feister sets commitment dateEarlier in the Summer after Oregon landed elite linebacker Toa Satele, it looked like Brayton Feister would be joining the class shortly after. Instead, Feister postponed his commitment date which left many wondering if he’d continue his process into the Fall. Instead, Brayton Feister appears to have arrived at a decision as he’ll announce his commitment on Friday live on The Pat McAfee Show. Autzen ZooOregon's top remaining 2027 recruiting target sets commit...After an action packed Summer on the recruiting trail, the buzz has died down recently for the Oregon Ducks. The Summer was filled with elite recruits taking vi

J.D. PicKell and George Wrighster unpack why they both believe Oregon Ducks football will be on top of the CFB world at the end of the 2026 season.

DSC INSIDE READ: 3-2-1 AFTER OREGON’S FIRST WEEK OF FALL CAMPThree observations, two questions and one early prediction after a week that took the Ducks from Media Day into their first three practices. Oregon spent much of the offseason talking about what this team could become. Media Day gave us the players’ perspective on that process, then three practices finally gave Dan Lanning, Chris Hampton and Drew Mehringer an opportunity to begin testing those ideas on the field. The first week did not answer every question, and in some cases it probably created a few more. But between what we heard before camp, what players told us Monday and what the coaches revealed after the first three practices, several themes are already beginning to move beyond offseason talking points. Here is my first 3-2-1 of fall camp. THREE OBSERVATIONS 1. Oregon’s experience matters because the Ducks are asking experienced players to do more2. Oregon’s competition sounds intense without becoming individual3. Oregon’s two new coordinators appear to be building from the same philosophy TWO QUESTIONS1. How quickly does Oregon have to turn offensive-line competition into continuity?2. Can Oregon turn “finish” from an offseason lesson into an on-field identity?DSC Inside Read: 3-2-1 after Oregon’s first week of fall...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

Oregon Ducks projected depth chart after first week of fall camp https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/08/10/oregon-football-projected-depth-chart-fall-camp-2026/91226386007/