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After a CFP semifinal loss, Oregon’s star quarterback Dante Moore stays in Eugene, using golf, bowling and a Tokyo showcase to recharge while championing mental‑health reforms and preparing the Ducks for a new campaign.
Oregon’s recruiting staff is courting three‑star running back Isaiah Harrison, whose explosive skill set and planned return to Eugene could reshape the Ducks’ backfield for the next recruiting cycle.
The NCAA's recent ruling allows 16 former college football players from the 2022 class to return for a fifth year despite NFL commitments, prompting criticism from Oregon head coach Dan Lanning and raising questions about roster fairness.
Coach Dan Lanning reflects on the Ducks' second fall scrimmage, highlighting progress in tackling, special teams, and the emergence of key playmakers as Oregon readies for its season opener against Boise State.
Analysts predict the Oregon Ducks will dominate most of their 2026 slate, with a challenging early test at USC and a potential showdown against Ohio State, setting the stage for a possible undefeated run toward the College Football Playoff.
A look at how a lineage of Alabama assistants, from Curt Cignetti to Mario Cristobal, continues to redefine success on the national stage.
CBS Sports' preseason coach of the year award highlights Oregon's dominant track record and the looming test of a road clash with Ohio State.
Oregon’s defensive staff is drawing national attention as Kamran Araghi, a rapidly ascending edge coach, prepares to develop two 2027 NFL Draft prospects.
The Ducks' spring scrimmage drew 40,000 fans to Autzen Stadium, featuring standout plays from rising quarterback Dylan Raiola and veteran Dante Moore, while coaches emphasized focus and a growth mindset heading into the September 5 opener.
After two weeks of outdoor and indoor drills, Oregon’s coaching staff evaluates quarterback performance, defensive intensity and the team’s approach to preseason ranking.
Progressive Insurance announced a logo partnership with the Oregon Ducks and 12 other college football teams for the 2026 season, adding on‑field branding and digital integrations, while the university advances a massive indoor practice facility slated for 2027.
The latest preseason recognitions highlight the Big Ten’s continued ascendancy, with standout players and coaches from Oregon and Michigan receiving prestigious awards.
The Athletic’s new eight‑tier ranking spotlights coaches who are redefining success, from Curt Cignetti’s sustained excellence to rising stars like Bret Bielema, while exposing the shifting expectations at programs once considered untouchable.
Ohio State opens the season as the preseason No. 1, buoyed by a revamped defense and a potent offense, while Texas and Oregon look to capitalize on emerging star performances.
In a recent interview, Oregon’s head coach outlined how a 12‑team or larger playoff could generate new money, keep fans engaged, and reduce complications from the transfer portal, while acknowledging that the immediate advantage may not be for his own team.
The Ducks, fresh off a 13‑2 campaign, aim to translate early‑season promise into a championship run, facing a slate that includes marquee road tests and potential trap games.
The Ducks aim to translate offseason work into a championship run, highlighting quarterback Dante Moore and a roster of playmakers on both sides of the ball.
After a dominant first scrimmage, Oregon's coaching staff highlighted the dramatic progress of transfer quarterback Dylan Raiola, whose health and performance have reshaped the team's quarterback dynamics.
Oregon Ducks' freshmen are poised to make a major impact in the 2026 season, highlighted by standout performances from Devin Jackson, Immanuel Iheanacho and others.
The 2026 AP Top 25 is taking shape as voters prepare to crown new leaders, with Ohio State, Oregon, Texas and Notre Dame among the early favorites. Continuity, quarterback play and program momentum are driving the projections.
Oregon Ducks are forecasted to capture the 2026 national championship after a near‑miss in previous playoffs, driven by returning star quarterback Dante Moore and coach Dan Lanning.
Donald Tabron II, a top 2028 recruit, announced his pledge to Texas A&M, highlighting the Aggies' rising trajectory and the influence of coach Mike Elko. His decision reflects family ties, impressive high school achievements, and a vision for immediate impact.
The Ducks held a 120‑play scrimmage at Autzen Stadium, emphasizing physicality, health and improved ball security, with standout performances from Noah Whittington, Bryce Boettcher and Kenyon Sadiq.
In his post‑scrimmage remarks, Coach Dan Lanning highlighted progress in key areas while pointing out lingering concerns that must be addressed before the Ducks open the season against Boise State.