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The Oregon Ducks opened their preseason camp on August 11 with a full‑pad practice on brand‑new outdoor turf, a surface that stretches the field far beyond the dimensions of the previous setup. Head coach Dan Lanning said the extra acreage enables coaches to run larger, more complex drills that were impossible on the old limited field, and he relishes the fresh, grass‑filled environment.
Brooks Austin’s playoff forecast places the Oregon Ducks as the fifth seed, pitting them against the UNLV Rebels before a potential showdown with Notre Dame, envisioning a title run built on a dominant defense.
The decommitment of four‑star defensive end Brayton Feister throws a spotlight on Ohio State's struggle to keep top Ohio prospects, with Oregon leading the race and the Buckeyes relying on backup commitments.
David Pollack, the host of the CFB podcast "See Ball, Get Ball," cautions Oregon Duck supporters that the loss of top offensive minds Will Stein and Tosh Lupoi poses a significant challenge, even as new coordinators Drew Mehringer and Chris Hampton step into larger roles.
Dylan Raiola explains why he chose Oregon as a backup to Dante Moore, emphasizing growth, mentorship, and a deliberate career path that contrasts with the sport’s current rush for immediate impact.
From undefeated champions to high‑profile mid‑season switches, the 2026 coaching landscape blends historic triumphs with high‑stakes challenges.
Oregon’s emerging tight end Jamari Johnson, who impressed at Big Ten Media Days, is preparing to become the centerpiece of the Ducks’ attack as the team rebuilds after a CFP loss.
Tosh Lupoi’s ascent from Cal player to national‑championship coach culminates in a 2026 return to Berkeley, where he aims to reshape the Bears’ culture and performance.
Coach Dan Lanning unveils a fictional Mount Rushmore of Oregon football, honoring Marcus Mariota, Haloti Ngata, De'Anthony Thomas and LaMichael James, reflecting on the program’s storied legacy.
Oregon's head coach Dan Lanning reflects on a recurring pattern of losing to repeat opponents, draws inspiration from NFL scheduling, and outlines plans for a stronger 2026 playoff push.
The Oregon Ducks opened preseason practice on August 5, 2026, aiming for a third straight College Football Playoff appearance while adapting to wildfire smoke and a new emphasis on positional flexibility.
Coach Dan Lanning outlines how Oregon is navigating name, image and likeness, the transfer portal and conference realignment to stay ahead in college football.
An Oregon assistant coach’s collision with a parked vehicle led to a DUI charge, a misleading claim of identity, and a court date later this summer.
Marcus Freeman, head coach of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, chose not to participate in the preseason US LBM Coaches Poll, delegating the task to his staff. The omission comes as the program pushes for a spot in the 2025 College Football Playoff, a selection process now driven by a committee rather than polls.
Analysts predict a wide range of win totals for the Big Ten’s 2026 slate, with teams like Purdue, Minnesota and Ohio State eyeing over‑under lines that reflect new coaches, transfer portal additions and schedule shifts.
A look at the top‑ranked teams, key players and schedule challenges shaping the upcoming college football landscape.
Oregon Ducks head coach Dan Lanning says the Big Ten will be more competitive than ever in 2026, singling out USC, Washington and a handful of sleeper teams while noting recent coaching changes at Michigan and Penn State.
A look at the lowest‑priced tickets for each Oregon Ducks matchup, sourced from major resale platforms and highlighted by the USA TODAY Network.
Oregon enters the 2026 season as a top Big Ten team, boasting a returning quarterback in Dante Moore, a dominant defensive line, and a roster loaded with talent aimed at ending a Peach Bowl heartbreak and capturing a national championship.
The Big Ten has dominated recent college football, and with 18 programs gathering in Chicago for media days, each team is shaping its strategy for a new season of title contention.
The sixth season of a college football coach’s career has become a recurring storyline in the national championship conversation, often marking the point where early promise crystallizes into title contention.
A recent analysis reveals that college football programs now command valuations comparable to professional franchises, driven by brand strength, NIL revenue and deep-pocketed backers.
The Oregon Ducks are projected to finish second in the Big Ten and are viewed as serious College Football Playoff contenders. With increased experience and the emergence of quarterback Dante Moore, the team aims to overcome past playoff disappointments and chase history.
The University of Oregon football program will showcase its roster and coaching staff at the 2026 Big Ten Football Media Days in Chicago, with a series of live press conferences and fan engagement opportunities before the September 5 season opener against Boise State.