That's who is airing the Duck game tomorrow night. I sthat yet another subscription? I see of the 7:30 games on TNT... so I guess we got the short end on this one. If anyone knows how to get Tru TV, is it free or what, please do tell.

And Pritchard paid his part in this valuation. He should get a raise!

Just to give you some perspective , here's what a content creator posted based on Will Stein's comments after Saturdays presser

Today in the Roundup with finals and spring break ahead for football, men's and women's basketball takes center stage.

UCLA and Oregon emerging here:

Sad

https://www.oregonlive.com/mlb/2025...elocate-after-stadium-efforts-fall-short.html

Eugene Emeralds plan to relocate after stadium efforts fall short​

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Professional baseball is leaving Eugene.

The Eugene Emeralds announced Tuesday that the minor league franchise will relocate after failing to secure a long-term stadium solution.

“After four years of extensive efforts to secure a long-term home in Eugene, the Eugene Emeralds have reached a difficult conclusion: the future of professional baseball in the Emerald Valley is coming to a certain end,” a release from the Emeralds said. “The organization has explored multiple options, including a proposed stadium at the Lane County Fairgrounds and potential renovations to PK Park.”

have their eye on this runner.

Today in the War Room, notes on the Oregon Pro Day yesterday, plus more recruiting nuggets from the weekend.

Asking for a friend…

"Oregon was everything I imagined it would be," Atkinson said. "It was just like the coaches had described. Coach Lanning and the entire staff showed me exactly how much they wanted me to be apart of their program and team."

Now the question becomes whether Atkinson will go that far from home as Georgia and Clemson have made him the top priority. We'll see how it plays out from here.

Today on the Inside Read a recap of the weekend visitors and where Oregon stands.

Novo spent some of his spring break in Denver with Bo. I'm slightly leaning Novo as starter, but time will tell. I hope I'm wrong and Moore goes pro next year after a top 3-4 season so we get to keep Novo.

"Novosad, who is 11 for 13 for 59 career yards in two seasons, knew this and chose to stay at UO last winter, and spring. Now is his first opportunity to truly compete for the job. Stein said Novosad is spending part of his spring break with Nix.

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The amount of flips in the 2025 QB market was incredible. Things could continue:

(2) Oregon 38, (15) UCF 17: Scott Frost is back for his second stint as UCF's coach, and he's no stranger to Oregon's program. Frost was on the Ducks' staff from 2009-15 and was the offensive coordinator the last three years. The Knights hang around for a while, but the Ducks turn a pair of third-quarter turnovers into touchdowns to pull away for the win.

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Oregon Earns No. 5 Seed in East Region, Faces Liberty in NCAA Tournament Opener

Gonna try to regain dominance of Cali recruiting. IMO, under the best of circumstances it will take them a few years to catch UO, but players do like staying near home, all things being equal. It sounds like they have a bigger NIL bag.

In a special edition of Flock Talk: The Podcast, Drew Davis and I caught up with Marcus Harper to talk about his senior season, his Oregon choice, his training, and preparations for the upcoming Oregon Pro Day and NFL Draft.

Apologies in advance, we ran into some technical issues late in this so there is an echo feedback loop on some of the conversation near the end.

The guy claims he is building the 33rd NFL team but arrives without two NFL caliber sons as Neon did. His roster is going to be a LOT different than what UNC had this past non-stellar season. If he has any success at all he should begin winning the ACC within a couple years, getting into the play-offs where he might be meeting the Ducks.

Yep he'll be, like Sanders, in the NFL HOF but to my thinking he was carried there on the very sure shoulders of a guy named Brady and didn't do anything noteworthy when they were apart. Can't imagine he has done much to win friends among the brotherhood of college coaches. Haven't seen his staff but guess they almost all have NFL credentials without a lot of recruiting experience.

He'll be going up against Oregon, and obviously other top power programs, for at least a year or two. How will he do?

OK I did some homework ... and disappointed myself. Most of his coaches have quite a bit of coaching at the college level. .. and he did bring in two sons with him, as coaches.

Head Coach
Bill Belichick

Offensive Staff
Freddie Kitchens, Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends
Will Friend, Offensive Line
Matt Lombardi, Quarterbacks
Garrick McGee, Wide Receivers
Natrone Means, Running Backs
Caleb Pickrell, Offensive Assistant

Defensive Staff
Steve Belichick, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers
Bob Diaco, Defensive Line
Brian Belichick, Defensive Backs/Safeties
Armond Hawkins. Cornerbacks
Jamie Collins, Inside Linebackers
Ty Nichols, Outside Linebackers

Special Teams Staff
Mike Priefer, Special Teams Coordinator
Billy Miller, Special Teams Assistant

The latest on a lot of big names after another busy weekend:

Top-75 2027 and Oregon target WR Dakota Guerrant talks spring visits and schools standing out

Congratulations Oregon Women’s T&F !
It is hard to believe that at one point in this season people were writing them off. Never count out an Oregon women's track team!

Both teams play at 7:00 this (Friday) afternoon (4:00 PDT) but you are going to have to have BIG10+ to see them.

I am not sure but think both teams are top 10. I believe the baseball team is 9th, right behind Oregon State. Not sure where the Women are. I'd check but I have to go down to land in front of the tube to watch some basketball. The men can fill up a lineup card where all 9 hitters are north of .300. Jacob Walsh is a monster while Neville is among the national leaders for dingers. Last I looked the team was the 6th best defensive team in the nation.

Women are playing some great ball overall.

Many teams are concerned about other teams poaching their players after seeing them perform in their spring game. Hence why Nebraska canceled its spring game.

It dawned on me (maybe this is more of Coach Landing’s cunning ways) that the Duck’s spring game is on April 26 the day after the spring portal closes, thereby eliminating that risk.

Am I getting this right?

Some Sunday morning thoughts from the Oregon coast.

Oregon OC Will Stein is fired up about the Ducks' offense: 'The sky is the limit for this group.' New faces, young QBs, and big expectations—Spring ball is just the beginning. #GoDucks #SpringBall