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Five Years to Play for Five Seasons

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Logical, makes sense, but will it hold up against a legion of lawyers?

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NCAA passes new scholarship rules, adopts age-based eligi...

The NCAA has voted unanimously to adopt a "five-in-five," age-based eligibility model, one that will go into effect immediately.
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Cam McCormick anyone?

Is he still playing by the way?

Also... For Cam McCormick he was played under Helfrich, Taggart, Cristobal, Lanning, and Cristobal at Miami.

The injury waivers and a COVID shirt in there kept going.

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There has been movement by the NCAA D1 cabinet to implement a "5 in 5" eligibility rule in college sports. How would that affect the Ducks and their recruiting efforts?

On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin discusses the dynamic tandem of EDGE rushers Oregon has for 2026. Will Teitum Tuioti and Matayo Uiagalelei leave a lasting legacy in the all-time record books?

Dante Moore leads a cohort of Ducks along with Dan Lanning in Tokyo to spread the word. Plus, the Ducks were named the top team in College Football by EA Sports.

00:00 Oregon football player eligibility changes

04:48 Player eligibility challenges and exemptions

07:11 Walk-on players extending careers

13:58 Chasing sack records

19:00 Nasir Wyatt's sack potential

26:01 Oregon's Championship Potential and Roster

27:48 College football rankings discussion

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