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August 22Aug 22 Author Administrator No. PRACTICE 13 REPORT: OREGON’S RECEIVING CORPS IS BEING BUILT TO WIN WITHOUT NEEDING A NO. 1Ross Douglas sees a collection of receivers who can hurt defenses in different ways, Jack Smith calls the tight end a “second quarterback,” and Jeremiah McClellan says every day in Oregon’s receiver room feels like a game. Thirteen practices into camp, the Ducks are beginning to reveal a passing-game philosophy built as much around versatility, selflessness and shared responsibility as catches and touchdowns.Practice 13 Report: Oregon’s receiving corps is being bui...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news
August 22Aug 22 Author Administrator No. Oregon Football Chat with Scott Reed (Duck Sports Central and Ducks Rising)
August 23Aug 23 Author Administrator No. SCRIMMAGE TWO REPORT: OREGON’S DEFENSE FLIPS THE SCRIPT AS THE DUCKS’ FINAL LIVE TEST SHARPENS THE PICTUREThe defense answered the offense with third-down and red-zone stops, special teams produced its cleanest scrimmage yet, Evan Stewart delivered in the final period and Oregon emerged relatively healthy from what Dan Lanning expects to be its last major live-tackling session before the season. The offensive line remains unsettled, but Lanning made clear that practicing against Oregon’s defensive front is supposed to make the eventual games feel easier.Scrimmage Two Report: Oregon’s defense flips the script a...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news
August 23Aug 23 No. 1 hour ago, NJDuck said:SCRIMMAGE TWO REPORT: OREGON’S DEFENSE FLIPS THE SCRIPT AS THE DUCKS’ FINAL LIVE TEST SHARPENS THE PICTUREThe defense answered the offense with third-down and red-zone stops, special teams produced its cleanest scrimmage yet, Evan Stewart delivered in the final period and Oregon emerged relatively healthy from what Dan Lanning expects to be its last major live-tackling session before the season. The offensive line remains unsettled, but Lanning made clear that practicing against Oregon’s defensive front is supposed to make the eventual games feel easier.Scrimmage Two Report: Oregon’s defense flips the script a...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting newsYour articles are a must read. Your writing is "above the line". Excellent!
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August 24Aug 24 Author Administrator No. Inside Read 3-2-1: Oregon’s possibilities are becoming decisionsOregon spent most of August finding out how many players could help. The second scrimmage gave us a better idea of where some of those competitions are headed.Today on the DSC Inside Read, a look at the state of where Oregon stands following their second scrimmage of fall camp.Inside Read 3-2-1: Oregon’s possibilities are becoming de...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news
August 25Aug 25 Author Administrator No. PRACTICE REPORT 15: OREGON IS TRYING TO GET MORE MULTIPLE WITHOUT GETTING MORE COMPLICATEDDrew Mehringer still has an idea board full of possibilities, but Monday’s interviews with Mehringer, Evan Stewart and Poncho Laloulu offered a better clue about what Oregon’s offense may actually look like when the games begin.Practice Report 15: Oregon is trying to get more multiple...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news
August 25Aug 25 Author Administrator No. PRACTICE 16 REPORT: "DO OR DIE" FOR DEVON JACKSONOREGON’S DEFENSE IS GETTING CLOSE TO THE POINT WHERE “WHO” MATTERS MORE THAN “WHAT”Chris Hampton says the Ducks will begin sorting the depth chart Friday, but Tuesday’s interviews offered better clues about what will determine those decisions. Execution and consistency remain the priority, Devon Jackson’s teammates are backing up the standard he has set for himself and Koi Perich looks increasingly comfortable doing almost everything Oregon asks of him.Practice 16 Report: "Do or die" for Devon JacksonOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news
August 27Aug 27 Author Administrator No. WEDNESDAY WAR ROOM: THE 2026 OFFENSIVE PREVIEWOregon already had one of college football's better offenses in 2025. A deeper receiver room, another year for Dante Moore and more flexibility throughout the skill positions could make the Ducks more difficult to solve, but the numbers also point toward a few places where real improvement still has to happen.Duck Sports CentralWednesday War Room: The 2026 Offensive PreviewOregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news
August 27Aug 27 Author Administrator No. PRACTICE 17 REPORT: OREGON SPENT FALL CAMP BUILDING TOWARD THE DAY THE COACHES NEED TO SAY LESSIN DAN LANNING’S FINAL AVAILABILITY BEFORE GAME WEEK, THE THEMES SOUNDED REMARKABLY FAMILIAR. PLAYER-LED LEADERSHIP, DIFFICULT PRACTICES, DAILY IMPROVEMENT, COMPETITION AND STAYING FOCUSED ON WHAT IS DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF THEM HAVE FOLLOWED OREGON FROM MEDIA DAY THROUGH THREE WEEKS OF CAMP. THE DIFFERENCE NOW IS THAT LANNING IS STARTING TO SEE THE PLAYERS DELIVER THOSE MESSAGES THEMSELVES.Duck Sports CentralPractice 17 Report: Oregon spent fall camp building towar...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news
August 28Aug 28 Author Administrator No. Wednesday War Room Premium: Where Oregon’s offense can actually make the jumpThe 2025 Ducks were already one of the country’s most productive offenses, but the deeper numbers show where there was still room to grow.Wednesday War Room Premium: Where Oregon’s offense can ac...The 2025 Ducks were already one of the country’s most productive offenses, but the deeper numbers show where there was still room to grow.
Monday at 07:01 PM1 day Author Administrator No. DSC Inside Read: A 3-2-1 look back at Boise State and ahead to Oklahoma StateThree observations from Oregon’s opener, two questions that follow the Ducks to Stillwater and one prediction about where the offense goes next.DSC Inside Read: A 3-2-1 look back at Boise State and ahe...Three observations from Oregon’s opener, two questions that follow the Ducks to Stillwater and one prediction about where the offense goes next.
23 hours ago23 hr Author Administrator No. Second Level: What Oregon gained from a recruiting weekend that was better than the final scoreThe Ducks did not get a stress-free opener, but the reaction from priority 2028 targets suggests Autzen still did its job - and one quarterback recruitment looks especially different coming out of it.Second Level: What Oregon gained from a recruiting weeken...The Ducks did not get a stress-free opener, but the reaction from priority 2028 targets suggests Autzen still did its job - and one quarterback recruitment looks especially different coming out of it.
22 minutes ago22 min Author Administrator No. Take Two: What we think we saw — and what Week 1 can’t tell us yetOregon’s uneven opener created plenty of conclusions after one Saturday. Some may prove right. Others might tell us more about how we consume college football than about what the Ducks actually are.One of the things that happens after a game turns out a little differently than expected - win or lose - is that we tend to become reactionary.We saw it almost immediately after Oregon’s 34-27 win over Boise State. There were national conversations moving the Ducks from one of the best teams in the country to something closer to a playoff question mark, as though four quarters in early September had suddenly revealed everything we needed to know about the next three months.Perhaps some of those concerns will prove to be correct. Oregon certainly gave us enough Saturday to make the questions legitimate. The offensive line did not consistently look like the finished product the Ducks will eventually need, the defense did not create the early havoc we expected, and 10 penalties made a game Oregon controlled statistically much more difficult than it needed to be.But Week 1 has a funny way of convincing us that whatever happened first is what will keep happening forever.We have been here before. (THANK YOU SCOTT! Yes we have been here before. Let's not forget about how 2024 started out.)Take Two: What we think we saw — and what Week 1 can’t te...Oregon’s uneven opener created plenty of conclusions after one Saturday. Some may prove right. Others might tell us more about how we consume college football than about what the Ducks actually are.
10 minutes ago10 min Author Administrator No. The Oregon Audit: The eye test was right — but not always for the reason we thoughtOregon’s explosiveness was real, its defense was better than 27 points suggests and the deeper numbers explain how Boise State stayed alive.There is a danger in trying to understand a football game while it is still happening. You are reacting to the last play while trying to keep up with the next one, and the scoreboard inevitably begins coloring everything around it. A 4-yard run looks different when a team is trailing by 10. A third-down incompletion carries more weight when it follows another stalled possession. A defensive series that would otherwise look perfectly acceptable can begin to tell a different story when the opponent keeps hanging around.That was one of the things that stood out Saturday.The Oregon Audit: The eye test was right — but not always...Oregon’s explosiveness was real, its defense was better than 27 points suggests and the deeper numbers explain how Boise State stayed alive.
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